A perfect spot to take in the magnificent cityscape, the site spans 4.5 acres and comprises four granite steps that rise up to a contemplative lawn and a ceremonial plaza. As a symbol of freedom, the views here are extraordinary: the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, all shimmering in the sun. The Franklin D Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park is a stunning tribute to America's 32nd President and his 1941 State of the Union speech, located on the southern tip of Roosevelt Island on the East River. Dramatic design, presidential inspiration and a breathtaking view of the NYC skyline make this a must-see destination. The majestic monument was designed by renowned architect Louis Kahn in 1973, and completed 38 years after his death in 2012. Spanning 4.5 acres, the site features four granite steps which rise up to a contemplative lawn and a ceremonial plaza. Visitors can take in the magnificent cityscape, including views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty, all shimmering in the sun.