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Times Square
Times Square, located in Manhattan, is one of New York City's top attractions. Also known at the "Theatre District," Times Square stretches from West 42nd and West 47th streets, located at Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Illuminated with signs, animations, and digital advertisements, Times Square is iconic to New York.
Best known for the New Years Eve ball drop, this bustling area is home to many attractions and activities. Attend a live taping of Good Morning America, enjoy something sweet at the Hershey Store, ride the ferris wheel inside Toys "R" Us, enjoy dinner at Bubba Gump Shrimp Company, and so much more.
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Statue of Liberty
Located on Liberty Island in the New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty is an iconic symbol of freedom. Lady Liberty was given to the United States as a gift from France as a symbol of friendship during the American Revolution. Today, visitors from all over the globe flock to New York City to see the Statue of Liberty firsthand.
Visitors can take a ferry from Battery Park, in Manhattan, over to Liberty Island to explore the park grounds. Once on Liberty Island, visitors can access the observation deck to see the statue up close. For an unforgettable view of the harbor and skyline, climb up 354 steps to the crown of the statue. We recommend that you call plan ahead if you wish to take a ferry over to the Statue of Liberty, as it is often very busy. Contact the Statue of Liberty National Monument 212-363-3200 or Visit their Website.
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Central Park
Located in the middle of Manhattan, Central Park is a public park covering over 800 acres of land. Central Park is named a National Historic Landmark and attracts millions of visitors every year. Whether you want to bike ride through the park, attend a concert, enjoy an afternoon picnic, or explore the famous landmarks, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
There a number of attractions and things to do and see in the park. Visit the Central Park Zoo for an afternoon of fun and activities for the entire family. Central Park is home to several known sculptures including the Alice in Wonderland Statue and the 107th United State Infantry Memorial. If you are a Beatles fan, be sure to visit Strawberry Fields, a tribute to John Lennon. Throughout the year, Central Park hosts a variety of events in the park including Shakespeare in the Park, Central Park Film Festivals, and several concerts. Visit the Central Park official website for more information.
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Empire State Building
One of the tallest buildings in the world, the Empire State Building has become a symbol of New York City. With over 100 stories, the building stands tall at 1250 feet and covers an entire city block. Opened to the public in 1931, the Empire State Building has attracted millions of visitors from all over the world.
See amazing views of the city and surrounding states from the Empire State Building's 86th and 102nd floor observation decks. On a clear day, you can see New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Delaware from the observation deck. The views of the city at night are unbelievable. Visit their website for visitor tips, tour information, and to purchase tickets.
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Grand Central Terminal
First opened in 1913, the Grand Central Terminal is both the center for transportation and a attraction for visitors. Grand Central Terminal, also referred to as Grand Central Station, is a terminal station located at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Manhattan that services travelers in New York City and surrounding counties.
Grand Central Terminal is a popular New York City Attraction. With nearly 100 shops, restaurants, and services, Grand Central is a must see while visiting Manhattan. This beautiful Beaux-arts building is full of rich history, exquisite architecture, culture and beauty. Guided and walking tours are offered at the Grand Central Terminal. Visit their website for more information and tour times.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, commonly known as The Met, is one of New York City's most popular attractions. The museum first opened in 1872 and to this day attracts millions of visitors each year. The museum's permanent collection represents pieces from all over the world and ages.
Along with the permanent collection, the Met often features special exhibits and collections from around the world. Explore the Department of Arms and Armor, American Decorative Arts, Greek and Roman Art, European Sculptures, Musical Instruments, and so much more. Visit the museum's website for special exhibits, hours, and admission prices.
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More Attractions
Rockefeller Center
In midtown Manhattan, home to Radio City Music Hall, Ice Skating, Top of the Rock Observation Deck, and more.
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Ellis Island Immigration Museum
The museum offers a look into immigration through interactive exhibits, film, photos, and more.
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The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
The museum is dedicated to modern art and features a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, film, and more.
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Saint Partrick's Cathedral
The largest gothic-style Catholic Cathedral in the United States. Enjoy the beautiful architecture, stained glass, and sculptures in the Cathedral.
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Carnegie Hall
This concert venue in Manhattan has housed many prestigious classical and contemporary musicians.
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South Street Seaport
Located along Lower Manhattan's waterfront, The Seaport is home to great restaurants, shopping, events, and more.
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Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex
A 30-acre sports complex along the Hudson River where you can box, golf, ice skate, play basketball, and so much more.
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Diamond District
Located on 47th Street in Manhattan, the Diamond District is an entire city block dedicated to diamonds and fine jewelry.
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