The Empire State Building was opened in 1931 and cost $41m to build! Today it's one of the most popular destinations for tourists. Want to skip the lines? Go at night for a glowing view of the city!
Of the entire 843 acres, some highlights include the Zoo, Great Lawn, Carousel, Wollman Rink and Strawberry Fields. All located in the southern half of the park where you're more likely to enter.
Showcasing works from artists around the globe, the Met is one of the top destinations for art fans and novices alike. Suggested admission is $20, but pay what you can if you're on a budget.
The Brooklyn Bridge was finished in 1883 and is the best free activity in NYC! Take a day to walk across and discover all that Brooklyn has to offer, or just relax in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Liberty Island is home of course to the Statue of Liberty. Don't want to wait forever in line? Make sure you arrive first thing in the morning with your ticket bought ahead of time.
The second stop on your Lady Liberty tour and the one you'll want to allot plenty of time for. Check out the interactive displays and see where over 12 million immigrants came through.
Through a phone booth in a popular East Village hot dog spot, PDT is a rare spot that specializes in the art of classic cocktails. Try to grab a seat at the bar to watch the masters at work!
If you're a fan of the club scene, then Pacha is your place to be on your next visit to NYC.
Built in 1671, Fraunces Tavern had quite a roll in the American Revolution, and is thought to be the oldest surviving building in Manhattan.
