Attractions in New York City

New York City is a travel and tourism magnet for museums, exceptional dining, historical sites and arts and entertainment. Your New York City tour may have a central theme or you may opt to take it all in from every aspect. Some of the top tourist attractions are available come rain or shine, and offer an interesting and engaging day out in the Big Apple.

Herald Square.
Herald Square is a tranquil trip through New York's nostalgic area located at 34th Street and the Avenues of the Americas. Mentioned in the classic hit, "Give My Regards To Broadway", Herald Square is today a leafy green sanctuary in the bustle of the city where tourists and locals can relax and enjoy the scenery. Shop, dine or take a load off your tired feet, Herald Square is a warm and inviting rest area in the heartbeat of the city.

Museums.
If the museum circuit is on your to-do list, New York City is home to some of the best. The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened its doors in 1872, and has earned a top notch reputation for housing world class masterpieces in contemporary and historical art. In addition, the Guggenheim Museum hold priceless works of art from Van Gogh, Picasso, Chagall and more. The American Museum of Natural History allows you to visit your planet, past and present. Dinosaur collections, educational workshops and the Imax Theater provide a learning experience for all ages and activity levels. Finally, the Ground Zero Museum offers a 2 hour program to visitors who wish to relive the story through lectures and a photo tour from September 11th, 2001 to the present road to recovery.

Most Visited.
No trip to NYC is complete without stopping by some of the tried and true tourism hotspots that keep travelers coming back for more. Times Square is the place to feel the New York City vibe, shop till you drop, and find a restaurant that meets your menu budget. Battery Park is your launch pad for a quick sail out to Ellis Island to walk through the historical halls that received the nation's early immigrants. The New York Stock Exchange is located nearby and offers a guided tour of the famous institution for a nominal fee. Finally, whether you are hopping on a train or not, a visit inside Penn Station is a must-see for the first-time New York City visitor. Shop and dine or just watch the world go by, the newly renovated Penn Station is a thrill unlike any other train depot on Earth.