Best Things To Do in NYC

With over 4 million visitors every year, the iconic Empire State Building rises 1,453 feet into the air; it has been a flying airship terminal, the star of King Kong, and was the world's tallest structure for 36 years.

The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy (Conservancy) and Brooklyn Bridge Park (BBP) are proud to present the full lineup of events and activities for the 2017 summer season. Visitors will be able to enjoy a variety of free cultural, educational, and recreational events, as well as expanded opportunities to volunteer and support this world-class waterfront park.

Everyone knows shopping in New York City is second to none, but everyone has a different list of top places to shop in NYC. To help you navigate the seemingly endless options, we’ve put together the top 10 expert lists of the best places to shop in New York City, from Condé Nast Traveler to Harper’s Bazaar and Architectural Digest, we’ve got you covered:

One of New York City’s most consistent draws are the shows in our Broadway, Off Broadway and Off-Off Broadway theatres. The presentations and Broadway shows put on here are second to none and considered the best of the English-speaking world.

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most iconic and symbolic monuments in the world. It stood as one of the first sights new immigrants from the east saw of their new home, as they passed through New York harbor on their way to Ellis Island.

From amazing restaurants and the world’s finest hotels, to top-notch entertainment venues and unbeatable attractions, New York City is a premier international destination for many reasons. Here are five great reasons to visit New York City in 2017!

 Boasting comfortable and spacious accommodations, New York City’s San Carlos Hotel in midtown Manhattan offers a luxurious boutique experience with plenty of extra perks in an ideal location for exploring the Big Apple. The 4-star hotel has a contemporary yet sophisticated feel, with 147 comfortable, elegantly-appointed deluxe guest rooms and suites.

One of the first things you’ll notice when you arrive in New York City is that it’s really more like many cities in one. The five boroughs of NYC are perhaps the most noticeable of these divisions and include the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. Here is a brief description of each area, along with some links to more information. Happy traveling!