If you have only a day to explore New York City, here are some recommendations:
Visit the World Trade Center which is built to pay homage to the victims of 9/11. Visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and watch over 10,000 artifacts on display.
Featuring the city's most unique views, Central Park Zoo is home to animals, outdoor and indoor exhibits, and rides. Explore the zoo, spot snow leopards, and lions, and enjoy exhibits and rides.
Visit the Statue of Liberty for its beautiful park, islands, innovative museum, and the most iconic symbol of promise and possibility. Hop onto the ferry, get closer to Lady Liberty, and visit Ellis Island and the museum.
Hudson Yards is known for offering a unique experience in NYC and is home to more than 100 shops and culinary experiences. Whether you’re traveling with family or friends, Hudson Yards is not to be missed.
Take a tour through the century-old lanes and the world’s largest train station. Go through the Grand Central Terminal, explore secret passageways, peek into the history, and admire the architecture.
Visit the 9/11 museum, built to pay tribute to the people who lost their lives on that unfortunate day. You will find multimedia displays detailing the history of the attack and its aftermath, personal artifacts, and profiles of the victims here.
Enter a world where you can admire the American military and maritime history. The museum features the world's first space shuttle, nuclear weapons-carrying submarine, aircraft, and more.
El Museo Museum is a source of absolute titillation for every art and history lover. Filled with European paintings, El Museo was founded in 1969 in a quaint corner of NYC.
An ideal place for food lovers and people who love shopping, Chelsea Market is not to be missed—the market is filled with food markets, clothing, and art shops. Try the famous Friedman's to enjoy a brunch in a contemporary vibrant setting.
Chinatown is heaven for all shopaholics and foodie travelers. The picturesque restaurants, shops, and immigrants showcasing their culture make this place a must-visit in NYC. Established in 1920, visit Nom Wah Tea Parlor for its delectable dumplings, dim sum, and Chinese delights.
A stroll through the streets of the Big Apple city is incomplete without a bite of the 200-year-old recipe of Orange Apricot Marmalade! Follow it up with a rejuvenating stroll through Central Park nearby.
The artist’s haven with its Jazz Clubs, off-broadway theaters, and the famed Washington Park, Greenwich Village came to life in the 1960s. Do not miss out on taking a bite of the falafel from Mamoun’s while soaking up the chaos of Washington Square Park!
Indulge in a country-styled breakfast sourced locally at the acclaimed foodie’s haven, the Clinton Street Baking Co. and Restaurant. Opened in 2001, the restaurant offers a delectable delight inspired by the flavors of South America, Coastal New England, and more, leaving you desperately yearning for more!
Grab a morsel of perfect Caviar at one of the top 10 restaurants in NYC. Head over to the Russ and Daughters in Brooklyn. Spend some quiet while at the McNally Jackson Books.
One of the five boroughs of New York City, Brooklyn is where the spirit of NYC truly comes alive! Grab a bite of some of the best New York Pizza from Grimaldi’s Pizzeria and take a walk across the all-famous Brooklyn Bridge or explore Coney Island.
Home to the World’s Best Banana Pudding! Treat yourself to the famous banana pudding or a freshly baked cupcake that dates its roots back to 1996. You can take a food tour in Greenwich Village to discover hidden gems and taste traditional Italian pastries and cannolis.