A hub for American finance, this street is home to icons such as sky scrapers, stock exchanges, investment banks, Trinity Church, and the nearby Charging Bull.

Often referred to as "the crosswords of the world" it is home to Broadway shows, restaurants, shops, entertainment, and even a clock showing the Nation's Debt.

An old abandoned freight rail transformed into an elvated walking park with landscaped gardens, views of the city, and several art installations along the way. Tip: stop by the Chelsea Market for a bite to eat afterwards.

Known as the local for several TV shows including the Today Show, it is a midtown hub for shopping, restaurants, and skytop views of the city.

Grand Central Terminal (not Station!) is more than just a hub for local and metro-area transportation, take the tour to learn its about its unique history, architecture and hidden secrets.

An urban park with green lawns, paved paths, trails, ponds, statues, recreational fields, amusement park, zoo and event bandstand. There are always events taking place from bike tours to yoga by the fountain. Activities: bike, entertainment, picnic, walk/run.

A cable and suspension bridge that connects Brooklyn to Manhattan, popular among bikers, runners, and walkers. Once in Brooklyn, spend time at the park and piers for extra entertainment and activity.

A famous avenue for its high concentration of high-end and luxury shops and retailers.