New York City — Sights
The city that never sleeps, one slice at a time
- Times Square — A crossroads of billboards that stays daylight-bright at 10pm
- Central Park — Four kilometres of woods, lakes and lawns in the middle of Manhattan
- Top of the Rock — An open-air deck with the Empire State Building dead ahead and Central Park behind
- SUMMIT One Vanderbilt — Mirror rooms, silver balloons and glass ledges: a deck you play in
- Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island — Take the official ferry to stand under the statue, then on to the immigration museum
- Staten Island Ferry — A free commuter ferry past the Statue of Liberty and the skyline
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art — From an Egyptian temple to Van Gogh; a day isn't enough
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) — Stand in front of The Starry Night; half a day covers it
- American Museum of Natural History — The dinosaur bones and blue whale from Night at the Museum
- Brooklyn Bridge & DUMBO — Walk the 1883 bridge, then shoot the classic DUMBO street
- The High Line & Chelsea Market — Walk an old elevated railway, then grab a lobster roll in a brick factory market
- 9/11 Memorial & Museum and the Oculus — Two square waterfalls where the towers stood, and a white winged station beside them
- Grand Central Terminal — A 1913 station with a starry ceiling and an opal clock
- A Broadway Show — Wicked or The Lion King, a block from Times Square
- SoHo — Cast-iron facades lined with flagship stores
- Edge at Hudson Yards — Open-air deck with a glass floor over the Hudson
- Brooklyn Bridge Park — Free lawns facing the Manhattan skyline
- The Frick Collection — Old masters hung in a steel baron's mansion
- The Met Cloisters — A medieval cloister on a hill above the Hudson
- Brooklyn Museum — Egyptian art and Judy Chicago's giant banquet table
- Little Island — A small park floating on tulip-shaped pillars
- St. Patrick's Cathedral — A Gothic spire boxed in by glass towers
- New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building — Marble lions guarding a vast reading room
- Washington Square Park — Arch, fountain and buskers: the Village living room
- Roosevelt Island Tramway — A four-minute cable car over the East River