Brooklyn
From world-class nightlife to innovative cuisine, Brooklyn has an enviable reputation, but make no mistake—there's fun for all ages.
Highlights of Brooklyn
- Barclays Center
- Brooklyn Museum
- Weeksville Heritage Center
- New York Transit Museum
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- Prospect Park & Zoo
- Coney Island
Check out some of the Neighbourhoods in Brooklyn
- Bushwick – Artist’s paradise with Latin roots. Downtown Brooklyn- The thriving business district has public art, ample shopping and Michelin-starred dining.
- Sunset Park – This melting-pot neighbourhood features Brooklyn’s Chinatown. Fort Greene – Visit this Brooklyn neighbourhood for Revolutionary War history, culture and a great dining scene.
- Coney Island – This seaside neighbourhood is New York City's playground.
- Carroll Gardens - The leafy enclave maintains a strong Italian-American influence.
- Dumbo - Come for the spectacular views, art galleries and avant-garde theater.
- Park Slope – This family-friendly Brooklyn neighbourhood is defined by its tree-lined streets and literary feel.
- Brighton Beach – Explore Russian culture, food and nightlife.
- Bay Ridge – Bay Ridge is home to some of Brooklyn’s most beautiful outdoor attractions and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine.
- Boerum Hill – One of the City’s most charming neighborhoods makes for a laid-back destination.
- Prospect Heights - Subtle charm meets some of Brooklyn’s biggest attractions.
- Williamsburg – There's so much to learn, do and see in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Visit NYC Tourism for official New York City info, including places to eat, drink and shops.
- Flatbush – Visit this bustling, colorful Brooklyn neighbourhood.
- Red Hook – Sunsets and seafood on the waterfront.
- Cobble Hill – This brownstone-Brooklyn locale teems with restaurants and shops.
Manhattan
The lights of Broadway, the soaring elms of Central Park, the world's most famous skyline—Manhattan is an icon. The borough at the center of it all is made for every kind of adventurer.
Highlights of Manhattan
- Fifth Avenue
- Rockefeller Center
- Stroll around Central Park
- Breakfast at The Plaza
- Museum of Modern Art
- Lunch at Tiffany’s
- Tour St Patricks Cathedral
- Explore the toy stores in Rockefeller Center
- Take in the breathtaking views from the Top of the Rock
Check out some of the Neighbourhoods in Manhattan
- Washington Heights & Inwood - The northern tip of Manhattan offers awe-inspiring Hudson River views, along with plenty of dining options.
- Upper West Side - This parkside neighbourhood feels lived-in but rarefied.
- East Harlem- The traditionally Hispanic area, known as "El Barrio," is packed with culture, food and art.
- Lower East Side - Experience thrilling nightlife and echoes of a gritty past.
- Lower Manhattan - From founding fathers to modern marvels.
- West Village - Discover charming cobblestone streets, LGBT history and some of the City’s best restaurants.
- Greewich Village- This homey, historic neighbourhood is great for people-watching.
- Roosevelt Island- This little island off Manhattan’s east side offers beautiful views and fascinating glimpses of NYC’s past.
- Battery Park City - Soaring towers and a stunning waterfront define this Lower Manhattan neighbourhood.
- Chinatown- Explore Buddhist temples, curio shops and dim sum palaces.
- Midtown - The center of Manhattan pulses with glamour and electricity.
- Times Square - Times Square’s spectacle makes for a big, bold New York experience.
- Little Italy- Experience Manhattan’s vibrant Italian-American culture.
- Union Square - The downtown neighbourhood never lacks for excitement.
- Upper East Side - The refined enclave is defined by big-name museums and high-class shopping.
- Faltiron District - This neighbourhood is known for the Flatiron Building, an iconic example of NYC architecture.
- Hells Kitchen- Head west for food and fun.
- Soho - This trendy neighbourhood is one of Manhattan’s fashion capitals.
- Tribeca- This Manhattan neighbourhood has gone from industrial to artsy to exclusive.
- Meatpacking District - The once-gritty neighbourhood is now defined by the high life.
Queens
From the endless selection of old – world cuisines to the scenic surf it’s easy to explore the entire world in one trip around this borough.
Highlights of Queens
- Queens night market
- New York Mets Baseball
- Museum of the moving image
- The TWA Hotel
- Flushing Meadows Corona Park
- Queens Museum
Check out some of the Neighbourhoods in Queens
- Forest Hills – This corner of Queens birthed the Ramones, Simon & Garfunkel and (sort of) Spider-Man.
- Jamaica – Vibrant cultures intersect in central Queens.
- Jackson Heights- Dine at some of the City’s best South Asian restaurants in Queens’ melting pot.
- Long Island City – Queens’ once-industrial waterfront is now home to cultural attractions and skyline views.
- Astoria – Enjoy movie magic with a side of moussaka.
- Flushing - Flushing holds Queens’ Chinatown, its bustling main blocks lined with herbal shops and Asian bakeries and restaurants.
- Sunnyside – A homey spot to eat, drink and thrift.
- Corona – Find Latin cuisine, museums and outdoor fun in the shadow of the Unisphere.
- The Rockaways - Beaches, fishing spots, laid-back restaurants—all can be found within city limits.
Staten Island
New York City’s southernmost borough is filled with historic attractions, beach views and global dining options – all just a ferry ride away.
Highlights of Staten Island
- Snug Harbour Cultural Center & Botanicial Garden
- Empire Outlets
- Staten Island Zoo
- Enoteca Maria
- Denino’s Pizzeria & Tavern
- The Conference House Museum
- Staten Island Ferry
Check out some of the Neighbourhoods in Staten Island
- St. George - St. George is home to historic architecture, a baseball stadium, outlet shopping and sweeping views.
- South Beach And Midland Beach - Staten Island’s coastal neighborhoods offer summertime fun.
- Randall Manor - This tranquil Staten Island neighborhood features serene gardens.
- Tompkinsville - Explore one of America’s largest Sri Lankan communities.
- Richmond Town - Hundreds of years of history are on display in this living museum of a neighborhood.
The Bronx
The Bronx is full of history and culture. It’s where Babe Ruth became a baseball legend, hip-hop was born and an old-world Little Italy still thrives. See what makes the Bronx exciting.
Highlights of The Bronx
- The Bronx Museum of Arts
- Bronx Zoo
- Yankee Stadium
- The Bronx Beer Hall
- New York Botanical Garden
- Universal Hip Hop Museum
- Bronx’s Childrens Museum
- Van Cortlandt House Museum
Check out some of the Neighbourhoods in The Bronx
- South Bronx - Visit a neighbourhood full of hip-hop history and home-run hitters.
- Woodlawn - Head to this Bronx neighbourhood for Irish pride, New York City style.
- Fordham - Don’t miss the Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden.
- Belmont - BYO appetite to the real Little Italy.
- City Island - This Bronx village offers maritime charm.
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