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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Printable subway guide
Every attraction with its nearest station, lines and walking time — ready to print and carry.
VoyGlobe audio walks
Explore New York City with our audio walks
Our own self-guided audio walks — press play and explore at your own pace.
FreeCentral Park: Green Heart Walk
A three-stop stroll up the park's spine, from the zoo through Bethesda Terrace to the castle on the rock.
3 stops40 min13 languages
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FreeLower Manhattan Audio Walk
Self-guided audio route through the city's oldest streets.
3 stops35 min11 languages
Open the walk- Midtown Lights Audio WalkFree
Midtown Lights Audio Walk
A neon-to-marble walk through the heart of Midtown, from Times Square to the lions of the public library.
4 stops45 min13 languages
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Top Attractions
The sights most visitors plan their trip around.
Floyd Bennett Field
NYC's first municipal airport, now a vast park with historic hangars.
DUMBO Waterfront & Washington Street View
The cobblestone heart of Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, where Washington Street frames the Manhattan Bridge between brick warehouses.
Brooklyn Bridge Park
An 85-acre waterfront park running along the East River beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, with piers for sport, lawns, and skyline views.
El Museo del Barrio
Latino and Latin American art and culture on Museum Mile.
Historic Richmond Town
A living-history village of restored 17th- to 19th-century buildings, including the oldest surviving schoolhouse in the country.
Conference House
Site of the failed 1776 peace conference between Britain and the Americans.
Staten Island Museum
Natural science, art and history under one roof at Snug Harbor.
Deno's Wonder Wheel
A 1920 landmark Ferris wheel with swinging cars over Coney Island.
Flushing Meadows Corona Park & the Unisphere
Queens' largest park and the site of two World's Fairs, centred on the 140-foot stainless steel Unisphere.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright's spiral masterpiece of modern art.
Alice Austen House
The waterfront cottage of pioneering photographer Alice Austen.
Brooklyn Children's Museum
The world's first museum designed for children, with hands-on galleries in Crown Heights.
Neighborhoods
Each corner of the city has its own pace, food and architecture.
Experiences
Tours, tastings and once-in-a-trip moments to book ahead.
Explore Experiences
Top-rated tours and activities, bookable through our partner Viator. Partner link — we're partnered with Viator; we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
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