Best places: Tourist Attractions in New York, United States

Reflecting pools honoring those killed in the 9/11 terror attacks & 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

👍👍 This escape room is absolutely amazing. My group went in for one together and the game master, D, was one of the kindest and most amazing game masters ever. We felt safe with sanitation and was easily able to be helped if the game messed up or if we were a little bit behind. We beat our first game o...

👍👍 A mystical site. It’s open to everyone disregarding your religion. You are provided everything you need to write your letter and read it at the Rebbe’s tomb before tearing it into pieces. It’s a quiet and very personal experience.

👍👍 To everyone leaving a 1 star review. You should know that this isn't a tourist attraction. It's our holy 770. And you may come visit and get a view of the spirituality. But do not show up. Say the food is mediocre and that "the guy was rude to me" you have no right to say such none sense. This is an...

🫤 I would say at this price, they can do a much better job in making it a memory. The pictures they take are nothing like it’s shown in the promotions. They insisted they are contractually banned from taking pictures of climbers facing the city when I asked to take one. But in one of the reviews below...

👍👍 I love that the "experience" starts as soon as you get out of the elevator. This was the first time I've experienced an escape room that kept it mysterious like that. I enjoyed the room and even though my husband and I didn't finish it in time, we enjoyed it. The puzzles were clever and the ambiance...

Sprawling park with pedestrian paths & ballfields, plus a zoo, carousel, boat rentals & a reservoir.

A grand setting for one of the world's greatest collections of art, from ancient to contemporary.

Beloved, circa-1883 landmark connecting Manhattan & Brooklyn via a unique stone-&-steel design.

This urban oasis features shaded picnic tables, hibachi-style BBQ grills & river views.

Towering Neo-Gothic church from 1879 with twin spires & storied history opposite Rockefeller Center.

Circa-1932 art deco theater hosting the Christmas Spectacular with the Rockettes, concerts & more.

12-acre park on four piers along the East River offering restored gantries & Manhattan views.

Branch of the Metropolitan, showcasing medieval art in a French monastery overlooking the Hudson.

Tree-lined walkway offers views of the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge & Manhattan skyline.

Popular urban park offers a waterfront promenade, green space, playground, dog run & cafe plaza.

Street intersection & well-known selfie spot with the iconic Manhattan Bridge as a backdrop.

Rides around Central Park in a horse-drawn carriage, taking in sights like the boat pond & carousel.

Once grazed by sheep, this Central Park lawn is now a sunning & lounging locale with city views.

Massive nondenominational church housing a huge congregation & a famous, Grammy Award-winning choir.