Battery Park is related to tourism.

There is a memorial to veterans in the north of Clinton Castle. The monument is high, and the image of a soldier is cut out in the middle. The artist who created this monument designed it as a sundial. On the morning of July 27th every year 10, when the war is over, the sun will directly penetrate the soldiers' heads and illuminate the commemorative badges on the ground. There are many sculptures in Battery Park. The most striking one is the bronze statue of "TheImmigrants", which is engraved with Eastern European immigrants, Jews and African slaves. Their limbs and faces are full of suffering. The statue was completed in 1983, and the donor was a charity entrepreneur in memory of his parents who immigrated to the United States. At the southern end of the park, there is the "East Coast Memorial Hall" to commemorate more than 4,000 soldiers who died in the Atlantic during World War II. The name, rank and country of the deceased are engraved on the wall. Facing the East Coast Monument, there is a bronze eagle statue with laurel in its claws, which symbolizes the positive spirit of the United States. In an open space in the park, a deformed circle left by 9 1 1 World Trade Center was erected, and the fire in a device on the ground kept burning to commemorate the dead compatriots.

The center of Battery Park is yacht and sailing club. You can board a boat and sail on the Hudson River in a few minutes' walk. Battery Park, full of lush green plants and blue sea light, is a paradise in Manhattan's bustling financial district. Battery Park has become a must-see place for tourists, and it is also because you have to board a boat here to see the Statue of Liberty. The ticket office is at Clinton Castle. The ferry departs from Battery Park, arrives at Livermore Island, then arrives at Alice Island, and then returns to Battery Park. There are fake Statues of Liberty played by real people everywhere in the park. They put on masks and stood motionless on the platform. Many tourists took photos with them.