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1 (-)Central Park

Man-made Central Park is big. You could walk for over 50 miles the still leave many a path untrod. Alternatively, just relax on one of Central Park’s 9,000 benches which give testament to the multitude of the Park’s resident and migratory birds (285 species no less).

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2 (3) Top of the Rock

Stand on top of NYC and soak up a view like no other.

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3 (4) Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island

The Statue of Liberty's real name is Liberty Enlightening the World. Clearly, too much of a mouth full, does not work well at parties that kind of thing, so she became the Statue of Liberty we know and love.

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4 (-) Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art ("the Met") is one of the largest art museums in the world exhibiting art from all over the world. The Met was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1986.

The Met resides on the eastern edge of Central Park along ‘Museum Mile’ The Met embodies:

• American Decorative Arts
• American Paintings and Sculpture
• Ancient Near Eastern Art
• Arms and Armor
• Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
• Asian Art
• The Costume Institute
• Drawings and Prints
• Egyptian Art
• European Paintings
• European Sculpture and Decorative Arts
• Greek and Roman Art
• Islamic Art
• Robert Lehman Collection
• The Libraries
• Medieval Art (at the Cloisters building)

You can enjoy drinks and the Roof Garden’s spectacular skyline views (May–October) whilst you reflect upon what you have seen. On Friday and Saturday evenings you can also enjoy live music at the Balcony Bar.

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5 (-) On Broadway

Broadway itself is, unsurprisingly, is a wide theatrical avenue in New York City, which offers the visitors pleasurable enlightenment of money experiences through a variety of souvenirs and memorabilia opportunities. As with Times Square. Go with the flow.

Broadway Shows (usually a play or musical) are said to represent the very highest level of commercial theatre in the world.

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