Attractions in Manhattan

Washington Square Arch

Marble triumphal arch, dedicated in 1895, with statues of George Washington added in the 1910s.

Bethesda Fountain

Governors Island National Monument

From 1794 to 1966, the US Army was found on Governors Island which is now a National monument.

Liberty Cruise

Rides around the Statue of Liberty, plus panoramic views of New York City landmarks from the water.

HK Hall

Nightclub & concert venue in a former horse stable with industrial decor, VIP areas & a balcony.

The Seaport

Strolling & shopping in a cluster of restored wharfside buildings, many from the early 1800s.

Pier 57

Recreational pier built in the 1950s, featuring a restaurant, exhibition space & Hudson River views.

Hammerstein Ballroom

Luxe, century-old music hall with standing, balconies & ornate decor. Doubles as a recording studio.

Woodbury Bus

The Woolworth Building

1913 neo-Gothic skyscraper, once the world's tallest building & still an architectural landmark.

Classic Harbor Line

Father Duffy Square

Part of Times Square, this bustling triangle features statues of Francis Duffy & George M. Cohan.

City Sightseeing New York

Terminal 5

Indie bands & more make some noise at this sprawling venue on the western fringe of Hell's Kitchen.

City Cruises

Glass-roofed boats set sail around New York Harbor for lunch/brunch/dinner cruises & dancing.

Real’s Tours NYC – Tours en Nueva York

Governors Island

Park on a 172-acre island & former US Army base with forts, listed buildings & green open spaces.

9/11 Ground Zero Tours

Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden

Expansive spot (5,600 seats) showcasing top-name concerts, theatrical performances & family shows.

Arte Museum New York