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New York City Attractions
There is never a shortage of things to do in New York. The possibilities are infinite, without a doubt. The New York Palace's prime location on Madison Avenue affords guests the ability to experience it all with ease. Enjoy a few of our suggestions below, and please do contact our Concierge team for any assistance we may provide.
Shopping
With a prime Madison Avenue address just a block away from Fifth Avenue, The Palace is mere steps away from some of the finest shopping to be had in Manhattan, including world class boutiques and department stores such as:
Family
New York City offers kids an urban adventure unlike any they would experience elsewhere. From Toys 'R Us Times Square (the world's largest toy store) to the American Museum of Natural History, families are presented with endless activities to satisfy the most curious minds and entertain the most adventurous ones. For recommendations personalized to your children's preferences and the length of your stay in the city, please contact our Concierge team.
Sights
Central Park is an 853-acre retreat in the heart of New York City - the perfect place from which to escape the concrete jungle and catch a breath of fresh air. You’ll forget you’re in the metropolis that is Manhattan as you leisurely stroll and enjoy a picnic, go for a bike ride, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, explore the zoo, or ice skate in the winter.
Times Square
Times Square is a surreal setting everyone should visit at least once. Go to a Broadway show, dine at one of the many restaurants, soak in all the sights and sounds, and see where the famous Swarovski crystal ball drops on New Year's Eve.
Little Italy
Head downtown for an American Italian experience. With Little Italy's ample selection of restaurants and cafes, you won't want to skip New York's version of Italy.
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Search for your ancestors at this historic site where millions of immigrants first entered America. Take in the beauty of the Statue of Liberty and learn something new at the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.
Chinatown
The Lower East Side's Chinatown has much to offer both culturally and recreationally. The largest in the US, NYC's Chinatown is home to a multitude of restaurants and retail stores that are neighbored by vendors selling produce and meats as well and clothing and accessories. Chinatown is accessible from The New York Palace by either a short cab ride or the no. 6 train to Canal Street.
Brooklyn Bridge
One of the city's most striking architectural wonders, the Brooklyn Bridge majestically spans across New York City's East River. New Yorkers and visitors alike enjoy the long walk across this historical monument, which offers breathtaking views of Manhattan's famous skyline.
TOURS
Radio City Music Hall
Tour this world famous 1932 Music Hall and see a show at one of the largest indoor performing stages in the world.
The NBC Studio Tour
Get a behind-the-scenes look at your favorite shows while learning about the history of National Broadcasting Company.
Empire State Building
One of the city’s must-see sights, take in the breathtaking panoramas of Manhattan from the 86th floor observatory of New York's most famous landmark.
Gray Line New York Sightseeing Tours
Take a tour of New York, learn some little-known facts, and explore the city’s celebrated streets, buildings and attractions from the top of a double-decker bus. Tickets and information on tour options (routes, schedules) are available at our Concierge Desk.
MUSEUMS
Metropolitan Museum of Art
One of the greatest museums in the world, this impressive building spans over two million square feet and houses over 6,500 pieces of art in the form of paintings, sculptures, photographs and more.
Museum of Modern Art
Simply referred to as MoMA, New York's Modern Museum of Art is home to the greatest modern art collection in the world.
Guggenheim Museum
The Guggenheim is a stunning building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright housing timeless pieces of art from Van Gogh, Picasso, and Gaugin among many others, in addition to featuring performances, tours and special exhibitions.
American Museum of Natural History
The world's largest natural history museum, displaying 35 million artifacts including a 563-carat sapphire, a dinosaur mummy, a 94-foot whale and a butterfly conservatory.
Madame Tussaud's New York
The New York version of the popular London-based attraction showcases 175 wax statues of celebrities and historical portraits.
For more information on things to do in NYC, please contact the Concierge. We would be delighted to tailor our recommendations to your personal interests.