Staten Island Ferry
A free 25-minute ride with spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty and Lower Manhattan.
Hudson Urban Collection · Guest guide
Discover New York City, just across the Hudson River — iconic landmarks, hidden gems and unforgettable experiences.
Some of the city’s best moments don’t need a ticket.
A free 25-minute ride with spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty and Lower Manhattan.
Two monumental reflecting pools honoring the lives lost. The outdoor memorial is free to visit.
The celestial ceiling, grand staircases, the famous clock and the Whispering Gallery.
A former elevated railway turned into a park with gardens, public art and city views.
A floating park on the Hudson with landscaped hills, walking paths and river views.
Marble halls, the famous lion statues and the Rose Main Reading Room (subject to visiting hours).
The New York you’ve seen in the movies.
Dazzling lights, giant billboards and the famous red steps. Don’t miss Midnight Moment, the synchronized digital art show from 11:57 PM to midnight.
Walk across one of the world’s most famous bridges, with views of Manhattan and the East River.
The best views in the city — book a timed ticket, sunset slots sell out first.
843 acres of lakes, bridges and filming locations in the middle of Manhattan.
Stunning architecture and one of NYC’s most recognizable filming locations.
A tree-lined promenade with musicians and historic statues.
A picturesque stone bridge with one of the best views of the Midtown skyline.
Green escapes with skyline and river views.
A Midtown retreat with outdoor seating, seasonal markets and events.
The famous arch and fountain, street musicians and Greenwich Village energy.
Waterfront paths, playgrounds and unforgettable Manhattan skyline views.
Places many first-time visitors never find.
A public rooftop park on the Hudson with an indoor food market below and views of Little Island.
Manhattan’s sandy beach, with lounge chairs, picnic areas and river views. No swimming.
A car-free island with bike paths, hammocks, gardens and Statue of Liberty views — a short ferry ride.
A hidden raised garden in the Financial District with East River views.
Waterfront shopping and dining under a glass atrium filled with palm trees.
A cobblestone lane of restaurants with outdoor dining in the Financial District.
A restored historic market at the Seaport, now a food hall by Jean-Georges.
Grand interiors and landmark facades.
A magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral with spectacular stained glass.
A soaring white landmark with shopping and transit connections at the World Trade Center.
One of Manhattan’s most distinctive landmarks, beside Madison Square Park.
A Gothic Revival church on Wall Street and the resting place of Alexander Hamilton.
Where New Yorkers eat, shop and stroll.
A historic indoor marketplace with gourmet food, international cuisine, artisan shops and boutiques in the Meatpacking District.
📍 75 Ninth Avenue, Manhattan
Combine with: The High Line, Little Island, Hudson Yards and the Meatpacking District
World-famous shopping, landmarks and spectacular holiday windows.
A historic waterfront district with cobblestone streets, tall ships, shops, waterfront restaurants and spectacular Brooklyn Bridge views.
📍 Fulton Street & Water Street, Lower Manhattan
Combine with: Pier 17, the Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street, the Oculus and the 9/11 Memorial
Cobblestone streets, cast-iron buildings, designer boutiques and galleries.
Cobblestones, waterfront cafés and the famous Manhattan Bridge photo spot.
Designer boutiques, trendy restaurants and nightlife at the foot of the High Line.
A lively square with the famous Greenmarket, shops and restaurants.
An Italian marketplace with fresh pasta, specialty foods and restaurants.
West 47th Street’s famous block of diamonds, fine jewelry and watches.
Trendy boutiques, markets, restaurants and a waterfront park with Manhattan views.
Only-in-New-York moments.
Open-air galleries and famous scenes — no admission ticket needed.
A hidden alley covered in colorful graffiti, murals and ever-changing street art — one of Manhattan’s most unique photo spots.
📍 Off Rivington Street, Lower East Side
Combine with: Little Italy, Chinatown and SoHo
Quick picks for every kind of trip.
Staten Island Ferry, the High Line, Little Island, Central Park, the 9/11 Memorial pools, Grand Central, Brooklyn Bridge walk.
Times Square’s Midnight Moment (11:57 PM), a Broadway show, sunset at an observation deck, DUMBO and Brooklyn Bridge Park at night.
American Museum of Natural History, Intrepid Museum, SeaGlass and Jane’s carousels, Central Park, Little Island.
Bow Bridge, a sunset harbor cruise, the West Village, Top of the Rock at golden hour, dinner on Stone Street.
Museums, Chelsea Market, the Tin Building, Grand Central, Brookfield Place’s Winter Garden, a Broadway matinee.
Check event dates before you go — schedules change every year.
Cherry blossoms, gardens in bloom and outdoor markets.
Outdoor movies, concerts, rooftop dining and waterfront festivals.
Central Park foliage, Halloween in the Village and the Thanksgiving Parade.
The Rockefeller Center tree, Bryant Park Winter Village, Fifth Avenue windows and holiday lights.
Book ahead — timed tickets often sell out.
Grouped by neighborhood so you spend your time exploring, not traveling.
Morning: Central Park (Bethesda Terrace, Bow Bridge) → Fifth Avenue & St. Patrick’s → Rockefeller Center. Afternoon: Grand Central & the Library → Bryant Park. Evening: Times Square and a Broadway show.
Morning: Staten Island Ferry for the Statue of Liberty view → Wall Street & the Bull → 9/11 Memorial & the Oculus. Afternoon: walk the Brooklyn Bridge to DUMBO and Brooklyn Bridge Park for sunset.
Morning: Hudson Yards & Vessel → the High Line → Chelsea Market for lunch → Little Island. Afternoon: Washington Square Park → SoHo → Little Italy & Chinatown for dinner.
Morning: DUMBO and Jane’s Carousel → Brooklyn Bridge Park. Afternoon: Williamsburg and Domino Park for sunset views.
Morning: Governors Island (seasonal ferry) or the Met Cloisters. Afternoon: Harlem and the Apollo, with soul food for dinner.