New York Things to do

Occupying the World Trade Centre site, once the home of the iconic Twin Towers, this is the...

This historic Episcopal Church in lower Manhattan became a symbol of hope and freedom after the...

A 1.1km stretch in Lower Manhattan that has become synonymous with America’s financial interests,...

The first steel-wire suspension bridge ever created, the Brooklyn Bridge connects the boroughs of...

A small neighbourhood in lower Manhattan known for its Italian population and associated eateries,...

Once the US’s biggest immigration station, Ellis Island now hosts a museum of immigration, and...

Fondly known by locals as ‘The Village’, this neighbourhood in lower Manhattan is renowned for its...

Originally a gift from the French, this colossal copper, wrought-iron and steel structure, which...

New York’s most famous sporting arena, ‘The Garden’ is primarily an ice hockey and basketball...

Once the city’s tallest skyscraper, the Empire State Building remains the most iconic feature of...

A privately managed public park located behind the New York Public Library, this 9 acre space is a...

Established in 1895 and home to almost 53 million works, the New York Public Library is the second...

This 48-acre train terminal at the intersection of 42nd Street and Park Avenue houses more...

Considered by many architects to be the finest building in the city, the Chrysler Building briefly...

Often referred to as the “Crossroads of the World”, Times Square, a billboard-laden stretch of...

Home to picture-postcard views of New York, this 70th floor observation deck in the former GE...

Once the city’s most popular attraction, this 6,000-seater theatre in the Rockefeller Centre is...

This Neo-Gothic cathedral in the heart of Midtown is the seat of the Roman Catholic archbishop and...

Considered by many to be the most influential modern art museum in the world, MoMA’s substantial...

Probably New York’s best-known street, this North-South thoroughfare is one of the world’s most...