Attractions

What to see in New York City

New York is a city of contrasts and attraction, where ancient streets coexist with skyscrapers and culture from around the world. Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island form a unique urban organism: business life boils here, street music sounds, and the soul of the metropolis is visible in panoramas from the embankments and in cozy parks. The history of the city, from colonial times to the modern center of finance and art, is felt in every street and creates a unique atmosphere for walking.

Manufactures and facilities

New York’s man-made attractions are astounding in their diversity, from architectural symbols to cultural institutions. Walk through Washington Square Park and Bryant Park, climb the Top of the Rock observation decks, visit Madison Square Garden and the MoMA Museum of Modern Art, check out the Metropolitan and American Museum of Natural History. Shopping enthusiasts will appreciate Macy's and Saks on Fifth Avenue, and the waterfronts and bridges - the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge and George Washington Bridge - have become symbols of the city themselves. In Flushing Meadows is the famous "Unisfera", and Ellis Island keeps the memory of the immigration history of the United States.

Natural attractions and places

Natural nooks and city parks give New York City space for inspiration: Central Park is a huge green "heart" island in the heart of Manhattan, the High Line combines nature with urban architecture on the former railway line, and Flushing Meadows and Battery Park invite for walks and picnics. The Brooklyn Coast and Atlantic Rockaway Beach offer sea views and entertainment, and the surrounding area is easy to reach the picturesque beaches of East Hampton. Roosevelt Island and other river spaces add a breath of water and tranquility to the city.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our site, all these places are collected on an interactive map: you can view the sights, read brief descriptions and reviews, mark your favorite points and build an optimal route. Convenient filters will help you choose parks, museums, bridges or observation decks, and a visual travel plan will save you time and see the maximum in one day or a long weekend.

You are free to explore New York on your own, following the recommended routes and discovering your favorite places at your own pace, or book excursions with local guides. Professional guides will offer stories and facts that are not always visible at first glance, will pass through hidden courtyards and give advice on logistics, as well as help organize themed walks - from museums to gastronomic routes.

Come to New York to see with your own eyes the famous views, breathe the city energy and discover new corners of the metropolis. Plan a trip, make a route and go to meet the impressions – each district is ready to share its stories and give unforgettable discoveries.