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Enjoy the Great Attractions in New York City
The Art Museums
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art to MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art to the Whitney or the Guggenheim, New York City is a mecca for patrons of the visual arts
The Statue of Liberty National Monument
Visit “Lady Liberty,” a 305-foot-tall replica of Libertas, the robed Roman goddess of liberty, dedicated more than 135 years ago to commemorate the abolition of slavery in the United States.
The Empire State Building
Erected nearly a hundred years ago, it stood as the world’s tallest building for nearly 40 years. The classical Art Deco architecture makes it a popular attraction, with more than four million visitors every year.
Times Square
Known alternatively as the “Crossroads of the World,” or the “Center of the Universe,” Times Square is also the heart of the Broadway Theater District, drawing more than 50 million visitors a year
The American Museum of Natural History
With 45 permanent exhibition halls spanning 26 interconnected buildings, the Museum of Natural History houses more than 34 million artifacts related to the history and life of Mother Earth
Grand Central Terminal
Affectionately known as “Grand Central Station,” this Beaux -Arts architectural masterpiece is the 3rd busiest train terminal in North America, attracting more than 21 million visitors every year
The Brooklyn Bridge
The longest suspension bridge in the world when it was completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge spans nearly 1,600 feet across the East River and reaches a height of more than 125 feet above the water at its highest point.
The 911 Museum
Located on the former site of the Twin Towers (also known as Ground Zero), this national memorial and museum pays tribute to the nearly 3,000 people who died in attacks on the World Trade Center in 1993 and 2001
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Come to New York City to Experience One of These Fun Events
The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting
The largest aquarium in the United States, the Georgia Aquarium has over 11 million gallons of fresh and saltwater tanks, including one with more than 6 million gallons. You can see hundreds of species throughout its seven galleries.
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
There are many imitators, but only one Macy’s parade. Join the throngs on Turkey Day and thrill at performances from world-class artists and marching bands, or check out the parade’s famous floats and balloons
New York Fashion Week
Once of the fashion capitals of the world, New York brings top designers in for a fall-winter fashion week and a spring-summer fashion week, with top models showing off new styles and trends
Pride Week
Come to the Big Apple in June for the world’s largest celebration of LGBTQ culture. Join the huge parade that traverses 5th Avenue, enjoy the music, dance, fashion, food and other events showcased this week.
New York Restaurant Week
NYC is a foodie’s paradise, particularly in January and July, when restaurants across the metropolitan area offer special three-course lunch and dinner creations
The Tribeca Film Festival
Founded by hometown megastar Robert DeNiro, this cinematic extravaganza brings hundreds of films to the city every April, including independents, documentaries and shorts
The US Open
Visit Flushing Meadows in September to see the world’s best professional tennis players compete in the world’s most raucous and exciting tournament. Night matches are the best, where crowds can make or break a budding star.
Nathan’s 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Contest
The 4th of July is always special in NYC, with fireworks lighting up the Statue of Liberty, but one of most popular events of the celebration pits man vs. dog…hot dog, that is. Contestants come from around the globe to vie for the title.
Experience New York’s Diverse Neighborhoods on a Charter Bus
Greenwich Village
For many, the “Village” is the heart of New York City culture, with jazz clubs, off-Broadway theaters, great bars and restaurants. Hang out in Washington Square Park and you might hear the next Bob Dylan busking to bystanders.
The Upper East Side
Come to the ritzy Upper East Side and visit the “Museum Mile,” home to the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and El Museo del Barrio. Check out the designer shops and fine dining along Madison Avenue.
SoHo
The cobblestone streets and cast-iron facades in SoHo are a popular destination for visitors to the city, offering world-class dining experiences, a vibrant nightlife, and street vendors selling a potpourri of unique items
Harlem
The center of hip for more than a century, Harlem offers entertainment venues you won’t find anywhere else, from the small jazz and blues clubs to the storied Apollo Theatre. It’s also home to many great eateries.