New York City: The Ultimate NYC Experience

Stunning Beaux-Arts landmark. Marvel at the celestial ceiling, spot the hidden whispering gallery, and watch NYC commuters in action.

Iconic Beaux-Arts library with stunning Rose Reading Room, then relax in the beautiful Bryant Park behind it.

Popular American brasserie known for comfort food classics and buzzy atmosphere.

Unobstructed 360° views including the Empire State Building and Central Park. Better than ESB for photos.

Magnificent Neo-Gothic cathedral on Fifth Avenue. A peaceful oasis amid the midtown bustle.

Love it or hate it, Times Square is quintessential NYC. See the neon lights and electric energy at its peak.

Catch a world-famous Broadway musical or play. Book in advance for popular shows or try TKTS for same-day discounts.

Explore America's most famous park. See Bethesda Fountain, Bow Bridge, Strawberry Fields, and the Literary Walk.

One of the world's greatest museums. Egyptian Temple of Dendur, European masters, American Wing, and more.

Elegant Viennese café inside Neue Galerie. Authentic sachertorte and Wiener schnitzel in a stunning setting.

Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic spiral building is art itself. Impressive modern collection inside.

Pioneer of upscale vegan dining in NYC. Creative plant-based cuisine in a warm atmosphere.

Visit America's most iconic symbol of freedom and the immigration museum at Ellis Island.

Historic tavern where George Washington bid farewell to his troops. American cuisine and Revolutionary history.

See the famous Charging Bull, NYSE, and Federal Hall where Washington was inaugurated.

Powerful memorial and museum honoring the victims of 9/11. Moving and deeply impactful experience.

Western Hemisphere's tallest building. 360° views from 100+ floors up are breathtaking at sunset.

Andrew Carmellini's beloved Italian taverna. Rustic Italian fare in a chic Greenwich Hotel setting.

Browse designer boutiques and admire the stunning cast-iron architecture on cobblestoned streets.

Beloved Mediterranean-influenced café with Israeli and South African flavors. Instagram-famous brunch spot.

Iconic park in the heart of Greenwich Village. Street performers, NYU students, and the famous arch.

Elevated park on former railway tracks. Public art, gardens, and unique views of the city and Hudson River.

Former Nabisco factory now housing artisanal food vendors, restaurants, and unique shops.

Premier museum of American art in a stunning Renzo Piano building. Rooftop terraces with city views.

Iconic French bistro that defined the Meatpacking District. Classic brasserie fare in a legendary setting.

Walk across the iconic 1883 bridge for stunning views of Manhattan skyline and the harbor.

Explore Brooklyn's photogenic waterfront neighborhood. Famous Manhattan Bridge view, cobblestone streets, art galleries.

Curated food hall with 21 of NYC's best restaurants and spectacular waterfront views.

85-acre waterfront park with stunning Manhattan views, playgrounds, and piers. Perfect for a stroll.

Stunning promenade overlooking the East River with jaw-dropping Manhattan skyline views.

Brooklyn's hipster heartland. Vintage shops, street art, craft breweries, and Bedford Avenue boutiques.

NYC's legendary steakhouse since 1887. Cash only. The porterhouse is the stuff of legends.

World-famous museum with dinosaurs, the Rose Center planetarium, and incredible dioramas. Night at the Museum was filmed here.

Southern comfort food and house-made pickles. Massive portions and down-home hospitality.

The largest cathedral in the world (still under construction). Breathtaking Gothic architecture.

Legendary Harlem music venue. Take a guided tour or catch Amateur Night (Wednesdays).

Explore the heart of Black American culture. Historic brownstones, jazz history, and vibrant street life.

Marcus Samuelsson's flagship restaurant. Soul food meets global flavors with live jazz and gospel brunch.

Authentic dim sum at Nom Wah Tea Parlor, NYC's oldest dim sum spot since 1920.

Tour recreated immigrant apartments and experience the stories of NYC's newcomers over 150 years.

Legendary deli since 1888. Massive pastrami sandwiches and the famous 'When Harry Met Sally' table.

Wander through what remains of Little Italy and explore the boutiques of trendy Nolita.

Historic Greenwich Village café serving espresso since 1927. Where cappuccino was introduced to America.

End your trip at NYC's most iconic building. 86th and 102nd floor observatories with unparalleled views.