Pier 11/Wall Street, ferry and excursion boat stop in Lower Manhattan
Pier 11/Wall Street is a public ferry terminal on Manhattan's south side that connects passengers to destinations across the New York Harbor and New Jersey waterways. The facility features modern amenities and functions as a transit hub for daily commuters and visitors traveling by water.
The pier was built as part of Manhattan's harbor development in the early 1900s to support cargo and passenger transport. Today it serves primarily as a modern ferry terminal, reflecting the waterfront's transformation from an industrial zone into a transit hub.
The pier is easy to navigate and features clear signage for different ferry routes and ticketing areas. Expect crowding during rush hours in the early morning and late afternoon when commuters are traveling.
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