People have been left surprised to see what the view is like from the Statue of Liberty's torch, which was closed to the ...

Neil Steinberg/Sun-Times Share Look on the bright side. The Statue of Liberty is still there, at the mouth of New York Harbor. Facing southeast, to welcome immigrants arriving aboard ships.

Fireworks will still light up Statue of Liberty Good news for diehard fireworks lovers, the show will go on from a barge in New York Harbor, with the Statue of Liberty setting up an iconic backdrop.

ticketless cruise in the New York Harbor, bypassing the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island along the way. With service every 30 minutes and no reservations or tickets required, the ferry is not ...

the New York Harbor and Ellis Island. Travelers can also visit the Statue of Liberty’s crown. After climbing up 162 stairs from the pedestal, you'll be rewarded with sweeping views of the city.