VoyGlobe · New York City
Explore New York City
Landmarks, neighborhoods and experiences worth building a day around. Swipe each row to see more.
Five boroughs, one city — start with the sights below.
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Top Attractions
The sights most visitors plan their trip around.
Observation DeckEdge at Hudson Yards
The highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, jutting from the 100th floor.
LandmarkSt. Patrick's Cathedral
Neo-Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral facing Rockefeller Center on Fifth Avenue.
MuseumMetropolitan Museum of Art
The largest art museum in the Americas, with over two million works spanning 5,000 years.
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Park & OutdoorsCentral Park
843-acre landscaped park at the centre of Manhattan, opened in 1858.
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LandmarkRadio City Music Hall
The 6,000-seat Art Deco theatre home to the Rockettes and the Christmas Spectacular.
Family FriendlyChelsea Market
A food hall and market in the former Nabisco factory where the Oreo was invented.
LandmarkCarnegie Hall
The 1891 concert hall on Seventh Avenue with famously exact acoustics.
HistoryFederal Hall
The site where Washington was inaugurated, now a Greek Revival memorial on Wall Street.
LandmarkColumbus Circle
The traffic circle and fountain plaza at the south-west corner of Central Park.
ArchitectureThe Oculus
Santiago Calatrava's white-ribbed transit hall and shopping concourse at the World Trade Center.
LandmarkRockefeller Center
A 19-building Art Deco complex with a sunken plaza, gardens and the Top of the Rock tower.
LandmarkEmpire State Building
1931 Art Deco skyscraper with observatories on the 86th and 102nd floors.
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Neighborhoods
Each corner of the city has its own pace, food and architecture.
NeighborhoodBrooklyn
New York's most populous borough, from Brooklyn Heights promenade views to Williamsburg nightlife.
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NeighborhoodCentral Park
843 acres of designed landscape running from 59th to 110th Street, with lakes, meadows and the Ramble.
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NeighborhoodChelsea
Gallery district on the west side, home to the High Line and Chelsea Market.
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NeighborhoodChinatown
One of the largest Chinese communities in the Western Hemisphere, packed with markets and dumpling houses.
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NeighborhoodFinancial District
Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and the World Trade Center campus.
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NeighborhoodGreenwich Village
Low-rise brownstone streets, jazz clubs and Washington Square Park at the heart of downtown bohemia.
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NeighborhoodHarlem
Historic centre of African American culture, jazz, gospel and soul food in northern Manhattan.
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NeighborhoodLittle Italy
A few vivid blocks of Italian American restaurants and festivals around Mulberry Street.
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NeighborhoodLower Manhattan
The island's southern tip, mixing colonial-era streets with modern towers and waterfront parks.
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NeighborhoodMidtown
Dense core of skyscrapers, Broadway theatres and flagship shopping around Fifth Avenue.
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Queens
New York City's largest and most diverse borough — Long Island City, Astoria, Jackson Heights and Flushing.
NeighborhoodSoHo
Cast-iron loft buildings, cobbled streets, galleries and designer retail south of Houston Street.
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Staten Island
Reached by the free Staten Island Ferry; served by the Staten Island Railway rather than the subway.
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The Bronx
Home of the Bronx Zoo, the New York Botanical Garden and the Arthur Avenue Little Italy.
NeighborhoodUpper East Side
Elegant residential blocks alongside Museum Mile and Central Park's eastern edge.
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NeighborhoodUpper West Side
Family-friendly streets between Central Park and Riverside Park, with Lincoln Center nearby.
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Experiences
Tours, tastings and once-in-a-trip moments to book ahead.
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