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Comienza visitando los lugares más populares de Nueva York: Times Square, el edificio Empire State, la Estatua de la Libertad, y pasa el resto del tiempo conociendo las joyas ocultas de las colonias. Explora experiencias populares. Mira lo que a otros viajeros les gusta hacer, según las calificaciones y la cantidad de reservaciones. Ver todo.
Descubre los 10 lugares imprescindibles de Nueva York, incluido el Empire State Building, Times Square y World Trade Center, entre otros. Descubre las mejores atracciones de Nueva York, ¡Un viaje a la Gran Manzana no sería lo mismo sin conocer el top 10 de las cosas que hacer en Nueva York!
20 de may. de 2024 · 1. One World Observatory. Attractions. Towers and viewpoints. Financial District. Although the One World Observatory occupies floors 100 to 102 of the tallest building of the Western Hemisphere,...
- Visit The Iconic Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
- Soak Up The Views from The Empire State and Chrysler Buildings
- Pay Tribute to Lost Lives at The National 9/11 Memorial and Museum
- Have Family-Friendly Seaside Fun at Coney Island
- Tour The Vast Collections at NYC's Major Museums
- Hang Out in Central Park
- Walk Across Brooklyn Bridge to Brooklyn Bridge Park
- Gaze Upon The Manhattan Skyline
- See Art and Architecture on The High Line and at Hudson Yards
- Visit The Landmark Rockefeller Center
The iconic copper-green Statue of Liberty dominates a small island in New York Harbor, casting a protective shadow over neighboring Ellis Island, the site of a stirring Immigration Museum. Still symbolic today, these two landmarks served as an uplifting gateway through which over 12 million soon-to-be-Americans passed from 1892 to 1924. Planning ti...
The tallest building in the world when it opened in 1931, the 1454ft Empire State Building remains a much-loved character on the NYC skyline, although somewhat controversially, street-level views of this New York City skyline icon are about to be obscured by a luxury condo apartment. Vistas from the outdoor, 360-degree view, 86th-floor deck and the...
The National 9/11 Memorialis located where the World Trade Center Twin Towers once stood. It features sobering tributes to the lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, most poignantly two sunken pools with cascades of water pouring into the fallen towers' footprints. Adjacent to the memorial is a profoundly moving museum with remnants and reminder...
Jutting like a Brooklyn thumb out into New York Harbor's Lower Bay, Coney Island boasts a wide beach, a popular seaside boardwalk and a lively amusement park, all reachable by subway in about an hour from Midtown Manhattan. Popular attractions include the family-friendly New York Aquarium, Nathan's Famous hot dogs, Deno's Wonder Wheel and thrill-fi...
The Metis NYC's most visited museum for very good reasons. With 5000 years of art from all over the world, two million individual objects and 17 acres of exhibition space, it's massive, astounding and seemingly inexhaustible. An inside tip – the Met's often bypassed uptown Cloisterswere cobbled together from authentic sections of European medieval ...
Hemmed in by buildings, Central Parkserves up 843 acres of green space – meadows, groves, gardens and lakes, as well as restaurants, theaters, concert venues, fountains, skating rinks, ballfields, playgrounds and much more. Park Drive, although often crowded, is a favorite route for runners, skaters and cyclists. Seeking some green space with fewer...
Undoubtedly NYC's most beautiful river crossing, the 1596ft-long, stone-towered Brooklyn Bridgewas one of the world's first steel suspension bridges when it opened in 1883. Today, a walk along its pedestrian passageway delivers delightful Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline views. Brooklyn Bridge Park, the 1.3-mile, 85-acre green space on Brooklyn's Eas...
Manhattan's tumble of buildings is a mesmerizing spectacle, changing in natural and artificial light, particularly at dusk and night. Harbor cruises are a fantastic way to enjoy it, but there are also numerous land-based vantage points along the East River. In Brooklyn, head for Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Heights Promenade, East River State Par...
The 1.5-mile-long High Lineis one of New York's great surprises. This art-filled, community green space – featuring gardens, events, and amazing city outlooks – was crafted from an abandoned elevated railway. It can be packed on warm evenings when the unique modern architecture on all sides is illuminated. The northern terminus of the High Line is ...
Perhaps best known for its winter backdrop – a world-famous ice-skating rink and New York's giant ceremoniously-lit Christmas tree – the art deco Rockefeller Centeris a busy, art-filled national historic landmark all year round. Named for its entrepreneurial developer – John D Rockefeller Jr, America's first billionaire – it claims highlights such ...
15 de ene. de 2024 · Top New York City Tourist Attractions (Post Summary) Central Park; Times Square; Empire State Building; Statue of Liberty; 9/11 Memorial and Museum; One World Trade Center; Wall Street; Brooklyn Bridge; Grand Central Terminal; Bryant Park; New York Public Library (Stephen A. Schwarzman Building) St. Patrick’s Cathedral; Rockefeller ...
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29 de feb. de 2024 · Last updated on Feb. 29, 2024. There are countless reasons to be mesmerized by New York, from its skyscrapers and monuments to its vibrant art, food, fashion and nightlife. Across the city,...
