Top Ten Things to Do in New York City

Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue at 34th Street

A New York and National Landmark opened in 1931; with an observatory on the 86th floor it hosts a spectacular view of the city. The Empire State can be visited any day of the year rain or shine. Look for it on the evenings when it displays an arrangement of colors celebrating national and international holidays.

Madison Square Garden
4 Pennsylvania Plaza
Tel: (212) 465-6741

Home to New York Knicks and Rangers, this grand arena in the middle of the city is the home to sports fans as well as concert fans. Extremely entertaining "behind the curtains" daily tours. Call for current schedule and experience the magnitude of the garden. And best of all, MSG is only 1 block from our NY hotel.

Times Square & Broadway
Broadway between 42nd and 48th Street

The point where Broadway meets 42nd Street, the renewed Times Square is the home of many TV shows from Good Morning America to the MTV studios, themed restaurants, and museums. The brightest place in New York City.

Statue of Liberty
Downtown Area
Located in New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty was a gift from the people of France to the People of the United States, representing political freedom and democracy. The tour also includes a stop at Ellis Island Museum dedicated to show the history of Immigration.

Metropolitan Museum of Art:
Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street

Located on Museum Mile, the Met has over two million works of art ranging from every corner of the world and different periods of time.

American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West Between 77 & 81 Street
Open Daily 10 AM- 5:45 PM
Rose Center open Fridays to 8:45 pm

Located on Central Park West, the museum now hosts its new Rose Center for Earth and Space dedicated to showing and educating visitors about the universe. The museum's permanent exhibitions include floors dedicated towards fossils, mammals, cultural halls, biodiversity, birds and much more. The rotating exhibitions are equally as interesting.

Central Park
From 59th Street to 110 Street

Central Park is the city's main public playground, it is visited not only by visitors but it is a New Yorkers playground, at any season of the year. There are many hidden treasures in these 843-acre of natural retreat, which serves as a daily escape for New Yorkers. Among the things found in the park there are 7 water bodies, 21 playgrounds, a Carousel, A Zoo and much more. 25 million people visit the park each year.

Rockefeller Center
Between 48th and 50th Streets from Fifth to Sixth Aves
Tel: (212) 332-6868

Rockefeller Center was designated a Historical Landmark in 1988; it is a business and entertainment center and serves as a gathering point for visitors and New Yorkers alike. Visit the famous skating rink during the winter, take a tour of NBC studios, and enjoy the gardens that surround the area which usually host an array of exhibitions.

Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange are located downtown, although the location is small, billions of shares valued at trillions of dollars are constantly being traded on an every day basis. The New York Stock Exchange is located on Broad Street between Wall Street and Exchange Place. It has been the trading place for goods since the 18th century.