It is impossible to see NYC in 2-3 days, so expect to spend here a week or more. It is the best way to see the diversity of this city and try living here on the full swing. Make a detailed plan of walking routes, so you won't mess up in a metropolis.
New York is one of the most expensive cities in the world, so having a plan and using some tips will help you to save a significant sum of money.
You'd better pay for your hotel in advance to receive a discount. If you start planning a trip 2-3 month before, you can save up to the half of your budget!
The best time to visit New York is in January, February, and the end of Summer. You will see the least possible number of tourists and attend sights uncrowded.
Near every showplace you will see an information kiosk. You can learn the bus schedule and take a free city map for a comfortable journey.
Go to the evening streets of Manhattan, the central borough. New York is a busy and serious center, so why not seeing its romantic side?
Walk in Soho, Greenwich Village, and have a lunch in the China Town which is full of cheap and tasty cafes with Asian national dishes.
Cross the Brooklyn Bridge and enjoy its' incredible beauty. Built in 1883, it stays there as an architecture masterpiece and one of the most popular tourist attractions.
Get familiar with skyscrapers on a unique city tour. Visit Empire State Building, American Radiator Building, Woolworth Building, Liberty Tower, and others.
These buildings look contemporary but are about 100 years old and placed in a historic district. Its art-deco style became a visiting card of the city and included famous tourist attractions.
After a skyscraper tour, visit rooftops and city climbing routes. There are incredible viewpoints on skyscrapers' roofs, such as the Summit viewpoint and others.
Tickets prices are usually high, but there are free alternatives. Visit Battery Park, and walk down the High Line to enjoy a landscape full of skyscrapers. Also, from Battery Park you can get on a ferry to the statue of liberty.
After seeing these giants, don't forget to attend the Ground Zero. It is a national memorial and a 9/11 museum at the site of the World Trade Center.
Discover US history with world-famous landmarks like the American Natural History Museum. A marvelous collection of 32 million exemplars keeps the history of an American continent and its cultures.
Even if you are not a history enthusiast, you should know the "Night in the Museum" movie. Well, all events took place there!
Do you like art more than scientific data? New York greets you with the Metropolitan Museum, a collection of the world's artistic heritage. Here you'll find works of impressionists, Picasso, Eastern art, ancient armor, European sculpture, and photography. If you are more into modern art, check out MOMA, the Guggenheim, and the Cloisters museums.
Chill in the park after a tiring day in bustling cities. New York is one of the best cities to live in for its greenery. Endless parks and alleys are improving the air quality and becoming famous landmarks.
It starts from Central Park, the green lung of Manhattan, a forest hidden inside the city center. Despite its natural look, architects created it in 1859 from scratch. Central Park is a popular location for birdwatching and sports activities.
Traveling tip: Popular places to visit in New York are expensive, and a trip cost can become exorbitant. Save on tickets with the CityPASS. It is a united card providing you with access to five famous places to visit in the US. A pass includes variable features and saves up to 40% of your money.