Statue of Liberty
National Monument · New York

Statue of Liberty

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It is a large copper statue given by France to the United States in 1886. The statue represents liberty and has welcomed many immigrants arriving by sea. Access to the pedestal and crown requires advance tickets and security screening.

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Good to know

Tickets
Tickets include the ferry. Buy in advance; pedestal and crown access need specific tickets, and crown tickets sell out months ahead.
Time needed
Allow at least four hours including ferry travel and security.
Best time
Morning slots reduce wait times. Summer months have the largest crowds.
Getting there
Ferry departs from Battery Park in Manhattan or Liberty State Park in New Jersey.

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Statue of Liberty questions

How do I visit the Statue of Liberty?

Book ferry tickets in advance. Security checks apply before boarding.

Can visitors enter the statue?

Pedestal and crown access is available with specific tickets. The base area is open to all ticket holders.

Is the Statue of Liberty open every day?

The site operates daily except on certain holidays. Check the official schedule before travel.

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