City · United States · TRAVEL GUIDES IN ENGLISH
Parks, museums and neighborhoods of many cultures to discover a city that changes atmosphere with each tour.
YOUR JOURNEY, AT YOUR RHYTHM
Combine Central Park with a Manhattan museum chosen by your interests.
Explore the surroundings of the Brooklyn Bridge and the streets of DUMBO to see the city from the river.
TOURS AND EXPERIENCES
Choose an area or destination to see places, activities, tips and itineraries. The length and budget of each guide are editorial suggestions.
Manhattan · Architecture and lights
A first look at Manhattan that links the energy of Times Square, the Rockefeller Center complex and the architecture of Grand Central Terminal.
2 days suggested · Flexible budget
What to see and do in Midtown and Times Square →
Manhattan · Park and large collections
It alternates the landscape of Central Park with the art of the Met on the east side and the natural history collections of the AMNH on the west. Choose specific rooms to enjoy the visit calmly.
2 days suggested · Flexible budget
What to see and do in Central Park and museums →
Manhattan Memory and port
A route through the southern tip of Manhattan that combines the 9/11 Memorial, the gardens of The Battery and a separate day to Liberty Island if you organize the authorized ferry.
2 days suggested · Flexible budget
What to see and do in Lower Manhattan →
Manhattan · Neighborhoods and elevated promenade
A walking route with transportation between sectors that brings together the atmosphere of Washington Square Park, the elevated landscape of the High Line and the food stalls of Chelsea Market.
2 days suggested · Moderate budget
What to see and do in Greenwich Village and Chelsea →
Brooklyn · Riverside, art and park
Divide the visit between the Brooklyn Bridge Park riverfront and the Brooklyn Museum and Prospect Park area. They are two areas of the same borough, with art and outdoor experiences.
2 days suggested · Moderate budget
What to see and do in Brooklyn →
Queens · Parks and audiovisual culture
Two days to get to know different sectors of Queens: the World's Fair Park and the Queens Museum, followed by film and television at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria.
2 days suggested · Moderate budget
What to see and do in Queens →
Bronx · Gardens, cuisine and sports history
A proposal that combines the New York Botanical Garden with the gastronomic tradition of Arthur Avenue and reserves another day for the surroundings of Yankee Stadium.
2 days suggested · Flexible budget
What to see and do in Bronx →
Staten Island · Bay, gardens and fortifications
Cross the bay to St. George and continue overland to see the gardens of Snug Harbor and the historic landscape of Fort Wadsworth. Spread out visits to leave room for transfers.
2 days suggested · Moderate budget
What to see and do in Staten Island →LOCAL FLAVORS
A city that is also discovered by eating: pizza by the slice, bagel breakfasts and delis classics.
Pizzerias in the city
A large portion of thin dough with tomato and cheese. The classic slice is a simple break between walks through the neighborhoods of New York.
Reference: I LOVE NY · New York Tourism
Bagel shops and breakfasts
Ring-shaped bread served with cream cheese. You can also find versions with cured or smoked salmon, a combination linked to New York gastronomic tradition.
Reference: I LOVE NY · New York Tourism
Deli tradition
Spiced, smoked and steamed beef sandwich served on rye bread. A classic of New York delicatessens.
Reference: I LOVE NY · New York Tourism
Fast food and street stalls
Sausage in soft bread, with the seasonings you prefer. It is part of the city's street stall landscape and Coney Island tradition.
Reference: I LOVE NY · New York Tourism
Pastry shops and cafes
Cheesecake with a dense and creamy texture. Try it alone or with a fruit topping for a sweet break during your ride.
Reference: I LOVE NY · New York Tourism
A classic for the break
Braided bread with a soft interior and golden crust with salt. It's a classic street cart snack; mustard is a common accompaniment.
Reference: I LOVE NY · New York Tourism
BEFORE YOU LEAVE
Before each trip, check the route, direction of the train and service notices with the MTA. Changes may affect the planned route.
If you need elevators or an accessible route, check their status with the MTA before leaving and also check the access points of the facility you are going to visit.
Distinguish outdoor walks from museums and ticketed activities. For Liberty Island, use the authorized ferry linked by NPS; pedestal and crown access require specific reservations.
NYC DOT's Staten Island Ferry connects Lower Manhattan with St. George. To disembark at Liberty Island another service is needed; check the route when organizing your day.
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