TOP 10 Things to do in NEW YORK CITY | NYC Travel Guide

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One of the world's busiest pedestrian areas, famous for its enormous electrified ads creating a surreal neon atmosphere. It's also the center of New York's entertainment industry with Broadway theaters.

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An observation deck on the top floors of One World Trade Center, offering panoramic views of New York City from over 1,250 feet. The elevator ride features a virtual time-lapse of NYC's skyline development.

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Located where the World Trade Center Twin Towers once stood, featuring two square reflecting pools. It includes the Survivor Tree and the 9/11 Museum.

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An impressive terminal station for the PATH system, part of the World Trade Center complex, known for its unique architecture.

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A nearly 1.5-mile-long elevated park built on a former railroad spur, redesigned as a living system with green areas, food vendors, public art, and entertainment.

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The most visited urban park in the United States, spanning 843 acres with lakes, impressive buildings, and famous sights like Sheep Meadow, Bethesda Terrace, Bow Bridge, and Belvedere Castle.

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A smaller but equally impressive park in midtown Manhattan, located between 5th and 6th Avenues.

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An extraordinary 16-story interactive artwork that opened in 2019 as part of the Hudson Yards redevelopment project. Visitors can climb its spiral staircase for new views of New York.

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Completed in 1902, this iconic skyscraper is known for its unusual triangular shape, resembling a clothes iron.

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Completed in 1930, this Art Deco landmark was briefly the world's tallest building and served as the corporate headquarters for the Chrysler Corporation.

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Completed in 1931, this skyscraper is still the fifth tallest in the United States and features an observation deck. It's nicknamed 'The Empire State' after New York's state nickname.

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Part of Rockefeller Center, this building is known for its NBC headquarters and its observation deck, 'Top of the Rock,' which offers amazing views of Central Park and Manhattan.

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Once a large settlement of Italian immigrants and a known mobster meeting place, today it's a popular tourist attraction with several Italian restaurants and cafes.

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Home to the largest ethnic Chinese population in the Western Hemisphere, this neighborhood is full of Chinese restaurants, shops, and cultural organizations.

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Permanent home to impressionist, post-impressionist, early modern, and contemporary art, as well as temporary exhibitions. The building itself, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is a work of art with its central rotunda.

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Offers a collection of Modern and Contemporary Art, also home to film and design displays and performances.

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Located in a former subway station in Brooklyn, it offers a glimpse into the amazing history of New York's complex transit system, displaying a collection of subway trains from the beginning until now.

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A world-famous commuter train terminal in midtown Manhattan, featuring shops and restaurants across several levels. Its main concourse with the iconic clock is a popular meeting place and movie location.

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Connecting Brooklyn and Manhattan across the East River, this suspension bridge was the largest in the world when it opened in 1883. It offers amazing views of lower Manhattan and historic Brooklyn.

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The actual street in Manhattan's financial district, which has become a synonym for American financial markets. It's home to the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.

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The most recognizable building on Wall Street, a symbol of global finance.

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An impressive historic building in the Wall Street area.

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A historic church located in the Wall Street area.

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An impressive statue located in front of the New York Stock Exchange.

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An impressive statue located in Bowling Green Park nearby Wall Street.

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A 151-foot-tall statue located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, a gift from France in 1886. It's a universal symbol of freedom and democracy, housing a new museum where the original torch is displayed.

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Adjacent to Liberty Island, this museum is dedicated to the former immigration inspection station that operated from 1892 to 1954, through which over 12 million immigrants arrived in the United States.

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Located under the High Line Park in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, this food mall offers an array of restaurants from all over the world. It was transformed in 1997 from a former factory complex where the Oreo cookie was invented.