Manhattanhenge 2025 ends tonight in NYC. Here's the forecast and where to get the best views.
Manhattanhenge, a phenomenon when the sunset aligns with the New York City street grid, occurs tonight for the final time in 2025.
Where to see Manhattanhenge tonight
Here are some of the best places to see Manhattanhenge:
- 57th Street
- 42nd Street
- 34th Street
- 23rd Street
- 14th Street
These cross streets are often the most popular viewing spots, typically attracting the biggest crowds, since their widths offer the most spectacular views.
Saturday's Manhattanhenge forecast
Looking ahead to Saturday's Manhattanhenge spectacle, we're anticipating partly sunny to mostly clouds skies at sunset. Viewing conditions may not be quite as good as Friday, but they certainly could be worse.
The temperature will be similar, right around 75 degrees.
The sun sets at 8:22 p.m.
What is Manhattanhenge?
Manhattanhenge occurs when the sun appears to set perfectly between buildings in the New York City skyline. The spectacle takes place on four nights per year.
It previously occurred on May 28 and 29 this year.
The scene typically draws large crowds of photographers and other spectators hoping to get a perfect shot of the setting sun surrounded by buildings.
A similar phenomenon, known as "Reverse Manhattangenge," occurs during the winter when the sunrise lines up with the grid.
Manhattanhenge photos
Here are some recent photos of Manhattanhenge. You can also share your pictures with CBS New York using this link here.
