New York Landmarks and Historic sites

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is located at 5th avenue, Manhattan in New York City. The museum holds the largest collections of artistic creations in New York City. Currently, it holds more than 2 million works of art, which vary with the...

Some of the world's best museums, attractive neighborhoods and trendy venues, New York City is anything you want it to be.Whether you are overwhelmed by such a huge number of attractions...

New York City comprises of several interesting attractions for visitors. The Top of the Rock Observation Deck is an observation desk which is situated on the 70th level of Rockefeller Center. The Rockefeller Centre is famous all over the...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is located in Manhattan, New York, USAThe Metropolitan Museum of Art is often referred to as ‘the Met’. It had its humble beginning on 20 February, 1982 at 681 Fifth Avenue, New York. With an...

The Statue of Liberty is a huge statue standing at Liberty Island, New York.‘Liberty Enlightening the World’ is the actual name of the statue and it was gifted to the United States by France. This copper statue was sculpted by...

The Rockefeller Centre is a site which encompasses nineteen buildings of the art deco complex and was leased by John D. Rockefeller in 1929. There were plans to restore the area including office buildings and a new location for the...

Central Park covers a huge area of 843 acres and is situated in the centre of Manhattan. Around 25 million people visit this park annually and it has been used as a location to shoot several movies and TV shows. The park is landscaped...

Harlem is a neighborhood in the city of New York which is known as the main African-American business and cultural centre. Earlier associated with poverty and crime, the region is fast developing due to its economic and social...

Wicked Theater is the current production at the George Gershwin Theater. This is one of the largest and most reputable theaters in New York City. The theater was named after George Gershwin and his wife Ira Gershwin in 1983. The theater has...

Ellis Island is a central property within the jurisdiction of New Jersey and New York. This island was the national central immigration station and was in operation until 1954. Thirty years later the main building on the island was renovated...

Radio City Music Hall is an enclosed recreational venue in the Rockefeller Center in New York City. The hall was opened to the public in 1932 and has a seating capacity of more than six thousand people. In the eighties this hall was...

Broadway is a spacious pathway in the city of New York which is usually referred to as Manhattan Street. The attraction for most tourists who visit this place is the Broadway Theater which is also called as the Broadway and has thirty nine...

Greenwich Village is a large residential area in the west of Manhattan town which was once a rural hamlet : it's widely considered as one of the main attractions in New Tork City. This is the reason that the grid plan and layout of the place...

St. Patrick Cathedral is situated on 5th avenue between the fiftieth and fifty first streets in the city of New York. This is the largest Cathedral in the US, erected according to Gothic style. It can accommodate more than two thousand...

St. Paul’s Chapel is located across the WTC site and is an Episcopal church. It was home to an unusual 8 months volunteer relief effort after the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. There are some interactive exhibits which...