Our Recommended New York City Attractions
Our New York City Attractions Guide will make sure that you are able to enjoy the sights and activities of the Big Apple completely! There are many New York City attractions that you should not miss, but do not let them overwhelm you. To save money, make sure you purchase a New York City Pass. More than what it suggests, it is a comprehensive New York City Attractions guide book. A 1 day pass gives discounts at 25 top New York City restaurants and access to all the following New York City attractions: Empire State Building Observatory It's 365 days a year for a spectacular panoramic view day and night. One Building - Two Great Attractions! Save time and money with this awesome combination of the New York Skyride and entry to The Empire State Building Observation Deck. New York Skyride lets you feel the sights from the comfort of a specially equipped, motion simulated, big screen theater seat! Without a doubt one of the most famous New York City attractions, the Empire State Building soars more than a quarter mile into the Manhattan sky, offering breathtaking views from the Observation Deck. Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Times Square Broadway If you would like to see a show off-Broadway, there is a deal on 2 for 1 tickets. Check the local newspaper to find out what day of the week this is. It is usually mid-week. This is great for you if you want to see a show and are on a budget. Its perfect because you can go mid-afternoon, have time to enjoy a nice dinner and then relax and unwind with the sights of the City. Some Broadway Shows not to be missed... Phantom of the Opera Chicago This superb revival of the 1975 Kander and Ebb musical is about love, murder and fame. It follows Roxie Hart who gains notoriety when she kills her boyfriend. A fun adventure through bribes, lies, fame and fun as she defends herself..."AND ALL THAT JAZZ", through this romping sexy musical. Some of the best dancing seen on Broadway in years! Central Park Rockefeller Center Everyone knows about the most famous attractions in New York City. Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Times Square, Central Park etc. All great places, all well worth visiting. But there's more to a New York City than these famous landmarks. There are numerous other attractions, not as well known, but just as much fun to visit. For example, take the Bronx Zoo. Quite a place. In fact it's the largest metropolitan zoo in the United States. You thought it was San Diego didn't you? 265 acres. 6000 animals. Less than $10. A bargain no matter how you do the math. If the zoo isn't cultural enough for you, you can always check out the Japan society. The closest you can get to Japan without crossing the ocean. Lectures, musical performances,exibitions, the works. For some culture a little closer to home how about the Jewish Museum. Four thousand years of Jewish art and other highbrow stuff for not much more than lunch at one of New York's famous delicatasens. Being the Museum Capital of the World, there are also over 150 museums and over 900 galleries in the Big Apple. Here are some of the more popular New York City Attractions - Museums in the City: 1. American Museum of Natural History 2. Children's Museum of Manhattan 3. Memorial Children's Museum of Manhattan - for the under-12 set 4. New York Hall of Science 5. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 6. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts 7. Metropolitan Museum of Art 8. Museum for African Art 9. Museum of the City of New York 10. Statue of Liberty National Monument New York City Attractions at Night Don't wait in line only to be refused entry because you can't get the doorman's attention - guarantee your place at the nightclub of your choice now! Have Fun at the Big Apple!!! Can't find what you're looking for? Or do you want to find something quickly on this site? Try Google Search! Last Minute New York City Hotels Last Minute New York City Vacations
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