Columbus Circle is a famous Manhattan landmark at the entrance to Central Park, surrounded by luxury buildings, shops, and classic New York City energy. This will be our starting point for exploring Central Park South and Midtown.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral is a breathtaking Gothic-style landmark on Fifth Avenue, known for its beautiful architecture, stained-glass windows, and peaceful atmosphere in the middle of Midtown.

A legendary landmark known for its bright marquee, Art Deco style, and famous Rockettes. It’s one of the most iconic sights in Midtown Manhattan, also a must-see for the Home Alone movie lovers.

Another classic Midtown landmark known for its plaza, luxury shops, restaurants, and iconic seasonal Christmas tree and ice-skating rink. It’s also home to Top of the Rock, offering some of the best skyline views in New York City.

A colorful heart of Manhattan, known for its bright billboards, Broadway theaters, lively crowds, and unforgettable New York City energy.

A peaceful green oasis in the heart of Midtown Manhattan next to the New York Public Library, known for its gardens, cafés, and relaxing atmosphere surrounded by Manhattan skyscrapers.

An active train station famous for its stunning Main Concourse, celestial ceiling, famous clock, and classic New York City architecture.

The Empire State Building is a world-famous Art Deco skyscraper and one of Manhattan’s most recognizable landmarks, known for its observation decks and stunning city views.

A legendary department store known for its holiday window displays and an annual Thanksgiving Parade held in front of it.

A legendary arena known for concerts, sports events, and unforgettable live entertainment. It’s one of New York City’s most iconic venues.

A modern Hudson Yards landmark known for its unique honeycomb design, bronze structure, and popular photo spots near the High Line and luxury shops.

A famous triangular building in the Chelsea Area of Manhattan - it’s a classic New York photo stop and a symbol of the city’s historic charm.

SoHo and West Village are two classic New York neighborhoods with boutiques, galleries and cozy cafes.

A stylish downtown neighborhood known for cobblestone streets, historic loft buildings, celebrity homes, trendy restaurants, and a quiet luxury New York atmosphere.

The twin reflecting pools, built in the footprints of the original Twin Towers, create a peaceful and emotional place for remembrance in Lower Manhattan. We will visit the memorial, observe the Freedom Tower and the Oculus building which is one of the well known modern architectural sights of Lower Manhattan.

A famous Financial District landmark and popular photo spot, symbolizing Wall Street energy, strength, and New York ambition. Don't forget to touch the Bull for good luck!

The Two Bridges area is a historic Lower Manhattan neighborhood located between the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge. We will show you the best spots to enjoy panoramic views and take scenic photos!

One of the most loved NYC film locations.

Another popular spot of West Village from the TV series Friends. A must-do on our list.

Carrie is known living on the Upper East side throughout the Sex and the City series but the real building is located in the West Village area.

One of Manhattan’s most vibrant and historic neighborhoods, known for its colorful streets, authentic restaurants, traditional markets, bakeries, shops, and rich cultural atmosphere.