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Point  ($$) 9.9
stay time indicator 1.0-2.0 hr stay Closed now Check Hours of Operation
Landmark, Historic Place, Skyscraper

Wheelchair Accessible, Trendy, Dine In, Breathtaking Views, Famous, Family Fun, Lush, Architectural Marvel, Self Guided Tour, Exhibitions, Souvenirs, Sightseeing, Photography

20 W 34th St., new york

Empire state building, an American cultural icon and America’s Favorite Architecture, is one of the world's tallest building (ranks 6th in US, 43rd in world) and has been named as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers. Its name is derived from New York State's nickname, "The Empire State". It's initial design was derived from two building: Winston-Salem, North Carolina and Carew Tower in Cincinnati, Ohio. Known to be one of the most photographed building in the world, don't forget to tag your your shots #EmpireStateBuilding. Becasuse of the height of the building, under the right atmospheric conditions, couples can experience a slight electric shock when they kiss. The building took only lightning fast 11 months to built and is made up of 200,000 cubic feet of Indiana Limestone and has it's own Zipcode: 10118. On a clear day one can see five states from our Observatories: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Massachusetts. The building has two observatories on the 86th and 102nd floors attracting around four million visitors annually providing spectacular views of Newyork city and surrounding neighborhoods. The building has been featured in several movies such as "An Affair to Remember," "Sleepless in Seattle," "Elf" and "The Amazing Spider-Man". The couple who marry on Valentine's Day, on the 80th floor become members of the Empire State Building Wedding Club. They receive free admission to the observatory each year on February 14 (their anniversary) thereafter.

Point  (Free Entry) 9.0
stay time indicator 0.5-1.0 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Architecture, Historic Place, Landmark

Dine In, Famous, Family Fun, Free Entry, Walking Around, Nightlife, Dance, Free Wifi, Kids Friendly, Multilingual Staff

45 Rockfeller Plaza, new york

A visit to New York City wouldn't be complete without a trip to this National Historic Landmark. Rockefeller Center consists of 19 high-rise buildings spanning 22 acres between 48th and 51st street. This place is the epicenter of everything, a city within a city. See more than 100 sculptures, statues, murals, friezes, decorative fountains, and mosaics throughout the buildings. People enjoy skating at the world-famous rink during winter. The complex is also famous for its annual lighting of the Christmas tree.

Point  (Free Entry) 9.1
stay time indicator 0.5-1.0 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Architecture, Historic Place, Landmark

Wheelchair Accessible, Dog Friendly, Biking, Breathtaking Views, Family Fun, Free Entry, Lush, Self Guided Tour, Bike Rentals, Walking Around, People Watching, Nightlife, Photography

Brooklyn Bridge, new york

The Brooklyn Bridge has become one of the most famous sights in New York. More than 120,000 vehicles, 10,000 pedestrians, and 4,000 bikes cross it every day. The Brooklyn Bridge was the first suspension bridge to use steel rather than iron for its cables. It is a great place to take photos. the second floor of Brooklyn Bridge is the walking bridge for visitors. You can also rent a bike to cross the bridge. A walk on the Brooklyn Bridge is a must-do while in Brooklyn.

Point  (Free Entry) 8.7
stay time indicator 1.0-1.5 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Architecture, Historic Place, Landmark

Dog Friendly, Dine In, Guided Tours, Breathtaking Views, Family Fun, Free Entry, Self Guided Tour, Exhibitions, Walking Around, Nightlife, Photography, Coffee Tea, Cafe, Private Events

89 E 42nd street, new york

The Grand Central Terminal is the world’s biggest railroad terminal with 44 platforms and 67 tracks. It’s home to many restaurants, shops, and heart-touching events. Every time is the right time to visit Grand Central Terminal. The basement of the grand central is the deepest basement in New York City. In fact, one can sink a ten-story office building down through the Main Concourse floor, and NOT reach the basement floor of Grand Central. The world’s largest Tiffany clock is at grand central. A great place for traveling, eating and shopping, or just sitting on a bench and watching people.

Point  (Free Entry) 8.0
stay time indicator 0.5-1.0 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Neighbourhood, Historic Place, Landmark

Wheelchair Accessible, Free Entry, Lush, Sightseeing Tours, Sightseeing

Wall St, new york

Wall Street is the main street of the Financial District neighborhood. There are famous buildings such as the New York Stock Exchange, the Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the Charging Bull sculpture, fearless girl sculpture. The Federal Hall is the first capital of the United States of America. George Washington took oath as the Nation's first president there. The name "Wall" of this street is from the actual wall, the Dutch built in the seventeenth century to defend themselves from possible incursions.

Point  (Free Entry) 8.5
stay time indicator 0.5-1.0 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Neighbourhood, Landmark, Sightseeing

Wheelchair Accessible, Dog Friendly, Dine In, Family Fun, Free Entry, Self Guided Tour, Walking Around, Sightseeing, Cafe

Mulberry St & Broome St, new york

Little Italy is full of Italian customs, food, language, famous Italian restaurants, and stores. Powerful members of the Italian mafia used little Italy as their base location in the past. Little Italy was home to the Italian immigrants who came through New York City starting in the late 1870s. There are lots of little shops and eateries that you can try and enjoy to experience the Italian culture.

Point  (Price varies) 8.8
stay time indicator 1.0-1.75 hr stay Closed now Check Hours of Operation
Performing Art Center, Landmark

Wheelchair Accessible, Dine In, Guided Tours, Family Fun, Behind The Scenes Tours, Music, Dance, Coffee Tea, Art Gallery, Educational Workshops, Cafe, Private Events, Live Shows, Ballet, Opera

10 Lincoln Center Plaza, new york

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is 16.3 acres building complex for music, dance, and theater performances. It is home to twelve institutions: The Chamber Music Society, The Film Society, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Juilliard School, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Lincoln Center Theater, The Metropolitan Opera, New York City Ballet, New York City Opera, New York Philharmonic, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, School of American Ballet. Thousands of concerts and performances happen here each year, making it one of New York's most visited venues.

Point  ($$) 9.0
stay time indicator 1.0-2.0 hr stay Closed now Check Hours of Operation
Museum, Landmark

Wheelchair Accessible, Dine In, Guided Tours, Famous, Family Fun, Exhibitions, Souvenirs, Art Gallery, Private Events, Kids Friendly

1071 5th Avenue, new york

The Guggenheim is one of the most significant museums and UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famous for its location, unique architecture, art collection from Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, early Modern, and contemporary art. Visitors can also enjoy the special exhibitions throughout the year. Inside the building is a unique ramp gallery from ground level to the top in a long, continuous spiral along the outer edge of the building. It is the only landmark in new york that has been compared to the inverted cupcake, giant Jell-O mold & washing machine. The Guggenheim collection is an impressive collection of masterpieces - including the world’s largest collection of works by Russian artist Kandinsky, with almost 100 paintings and 60 works on paper. The building was built close to the park to ensure that it would fit into the surrounding natural environment.

Point  (Free Entry) 8.6
stay time indicator 0.5-1.0 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Landmark, Public Park, Greenery

Wheelchair Accessible, Dog Friendly, Relaxing, Street Performance, Family Fun, Free Entry, People Watching, Picnic, Fountain, Kids Friendly

washignton square, new york

Washington Square Park is 9.75-acre public park in Greenwich village, new york city. There are many flower beds and trees, fountains, a children’s playing area, paths to stroll on, a chess and scrabble playing area, park benches, picnic tables, commemorative statuary, and two dog runs. The Park's fountain area is a popular spot for residents and tourists. The area around the chess tables has several chess shops.

Point  (Free Entry) 9.0
stay time indicator 0.25-0.5 hr stay Open now Check Hours of Operation
Architecture, Historic Place, Landmark

Wheelchair Accessible, Breathtaking Views, Family Fun, Free Entry, Walking Around, People Watching, Photography

405 Lexington Avenue, new york

The Chrysler Building, an art deco-style skyscraper, is one of the finest buildings in New York by many architects. It was the world's tallest building for 11 months before the Empire State Building. It is the tallest building made of brick and steel structure. The building has been featured in many films because of its architectural design. The interior of the building is even more magnificent than its exterior. It houses the world’s very first digital clock. The marble floor and many art deco patterns such as the stylish elevators doors, more than 3800 windows make the Chrysler Building one of New York’s most beautiful buildings. You can walk into the main lobby and take pictures of the murals.