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“One of the world’s greatest and most varied collections of art, exhibitions and exhibits, resources and workshops. Visit The Met store or grab a bite at one of the many on site restaurants and cafes. Don’t miss out on the stunning panoramic view of Central Park at The Cantor Roof Garden Bar on floor 5. ”

“A walk, peddle, or carriage ride through the crisscrossing pathways of Central Park is a must-do on anyone's New York City itinerary. In winter, you can even lace up your skates and glide across Wollman Rink. This huge park in the city center, a half-mile wide and 2.5 miles long, is one of the things that makes New York such a beautiful and livable city. Besides being a great place to experience a little nature, Central Park has many attractions within its borders, and most of them are free, making it one of the few cheap things to do in NYC. Some of the most popular places to visit include the Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Fields, the Central Park Zoo, and the Lake. If you are exploring the park on your own, start by picking up a map at one of the visitor centers and plot your routing.”

“A must see when you visit NYC. New York's museums are really sophisticated and a great learning experience. ”

“Day 2 American Museum of Natural History Jump back on the Subway (B Line) and take a ride to the American Museum of Natural History – one of the most important museums in New York City. This museum is one enormous complex comprised of over two dozen interconnected buildings. It’s such a giant house of knowledge that even if you dedicate an entire year of your life, you still won’t have time to see everything in it. The museum holds tens of millions of different items on display, and you’ll find some of the most fascinating bits of human and natural history here. You’ll learn about Lucy, one of our ancestors from millions of years ago, as well as the Great Blue Whale, the rainforests, and so much more. This museum is so massive and enthralling, you’ll want to stay for days. Our best recommendation to tackle it is to just pick a handful of exhibits that really interest you and focus on those, as you won’t be able to see everything in just a few hours.”

“Day 2 Empire State Building Grab a taxi or walk the 1 mile to the Empire State Building for a step back into New York history from atop one of the most famous buildings in the world. The Empire State Building opens up at 8 am, and we recommend you arrive right around then to beat the crowds, as it’s one of the most popular attractions in New York. A single hour can mean the entire difference between waiting in a long line or breezing right on in. The Empire State Building is like the Statue of Liberty, in that it is an emblem that most people instantly associate with New York City, and it features in plenty of postcards and movies of Manhattan.”