New York, like the capital of the United States, is an excellent place to relax: tourists can pamper themselves with a river cruise on the Hudson, a helicopter ride over Manhattan, an unforgettable shopping experience (you can buy exclusive items while walking along Fifth Avenue and Manhattan).
Statue of Liberty
The 93-meter statue (along with the pedestal) invites guests to climb 192 steps to reach the top of the pedestal (a lift takes visitors to the museum, where you can learn the history of the statue). And after overcoming 354 steps, they will find themselves on the main observation deck in Corona (they will be able to enjoy the views overlooking New York Harbor).
Empire State Building
In this skyscraper, 443 m high, visitors will be interested in the New York Skyride attraction (imitation of flight over the city) and observation decks located at 86 (you will be able to admire the East River and other attractions that are reflected in a special diagram) and 102 floors (despite the fact that not a single aircraft has landed here, guests will see the mooring masts for airships). It is better to take an elevator, otherwise, you will have to take at least 1800 steps (the way from the street to the 102nd floor). It is worth noting that those who wish are invited to take part in the annual race to the 86th floor (they will leave more than 1,500 steps behind).
Times Square
A walk through Times Square will allow tourists to look into Madame Tussauds (about 200 wax figures and short 4D films are subject to inspection), numerous theaters, brand shops, concert halls, as well as satisfy hunger in one of the 250 restaurants in the square. And the lucky ones who find themselves here on December 31 will be able to see a crystal ball descending from a 23-meter height at midnight in honor of the New Year.
The Brooklyn Bridge
In addition to car lanes, the bridge, which is more than 1800 m long, has sections for the movement of pedestrians and cyclists. It is worth noting that here you will be able to see a memorial plaque with the names of the creators of the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as an opening panorama.
You can get there by subway (subway stations in Manhattan - Fulton St and Chambers St).
Guggenheim Museum building
The futuristic ellipse-shaped building is a recognizable symbol of the city: guests will be offered to inspect the exposition starting from the 7th floor (they will be taken here by an elevator), after which they will go down on foot, visiting halls where works of art are exhibited from the late 19th century to our time (about 6,000 masterpieces; the museum has a permanent exhibition, as well as thematic exhibitions).
Chrysler Building
This skyscraper (height - 320 m; reflects the Art Deco style) is another symbol of New York: tourists will be interested in examining the elements of the facade with sculptures located at the corners of the building.
