Ellis Island: This island is where the history of New York began. You can visit for free and enjoy the ferry ride to and from the island. The Immigration Museum Ellis Island is a stunning showcase of American history.
The Empire State Building: This building is the icon of New York. Visitors from all over the world come to New York to see the Empire State Building. There is a lookout where you can take in the immense city.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The museum is one of the most important art museums in the world. most popular shows are the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas permanent collection, and the Egyptian art collection, which contains over 36,000 ancient objects.
American Museum of Natural History: A world-renowned museum features the Rose Center for Earth and Space and Hayden Planetarium. Also includes posters, postcards, books and other memorabilia of notable art museum.
Guggenheim Museum: The Frank Lloyd Wright designed the structure was built as a series of spirals of intent to resemble an inverted pyramid temple. There is a valuable permanent collection dedicated to the works of the 19th century to the present.
Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum: This famous wax museum features stunning replications of some of the most famous historical characters.
Coney Island: Take the subway to Coney Island on the southern tip of Brooklyn. Astroland Amusement Park is famous as both the birthplace of the roller coaster and the hot dog, Coney Island is home to one of the last wooden roller coasters in the U.S. called "Cyclone".
Central Park: A great place to visit if you're a history buff or lover of nature. Take a free tour offered by the Central Park Conservancy. The public area of 843 acres includes "View from the past," a look at the achievements of the Central Park designers Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, "Once a road trip," a look at the American Revolution and War of 1812 battle sites, and "Amble Through the Rambla", a stroll through 38 acres of forest.
Brooklyn Bridge: Brooklyn Bridge was the tallest structure in North America when it opened in 1883. Take a walk through the pedestrian walkway and catch a view of Manhattan from Wall Street to the Upper East Side.
The New York Stock Exchange: This is the core of capitalism. The famous Wall Street is very close.
Grand Central Station: Visitors are surprised by the exorbitant roof and more global example of Tiffany glass on the clock to the street 42.
Times Square, Broadway theaters and the many animated neon and LED signs have made Times Square, one of the iconic images of New York. Times Square is the only neighborhood with zoning ordinances requiring building owners to display illuminated signs.
Rockefeller Center: Rockefeller Center has the largest Christmas tree in the world and the famous studio of the NBC television and storage.
Yankee Stadium Tours: Yankee Stadium is famous by baseball legends like Babe Ruth and Roger Clemens. Visit the dugouts, clubhouse, media room, and Monument Park.
Fifth Avenue, known for its trendy shops Christmas and luxury boutiques of downtown West Broadway fashion.
A great vacation is about relaxation and fun, so enjoy unlimited trips to New York by the city and famous historical sites. The 'Big Apple' will leave you with a lifetime of memories.
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