Destinations

There are several of the world's most famous holiday spots in New York City. Statue of Liberty, Times Square and Empire State Building are some of the most visited attractions that all have something unique to show.

The Statue of Liberty, a representation of liberty and democracy, is located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. The crown and pedestal of the statue are accessible to the public and can be reached by ferry to the island where one gets to view the city and the harbor from the top. It is not only a monument but also a historical symbol that has made America home to millions of immigrants for centuries.

Times Square, or "The Cross roads of the World", is the most busiest and liviest section of Manhattan. Times Square is particularly stunning at night so renowned for the dazzling neon lights, giant digital billboards and people throngs. Furthermore, it is the venue of the annual New Year's Eve ball drop, which attracts millions of visitors from across the globe. No matter what you’re doing when you’re visiting New York, Times Square is a must see destination.

The Empire State Building, once the tallest building in the world, offers panoramic views from its observation decks on the 86th and 102nd floors. It's a iconic experience for those that would like to obtain a bird's eye perspective on the city, and the views can include broad shots of Manhattan, Central Park and further afield. The art deco façade of the building itself is a marvel in its history as well, and the building itself has served critical roles in several movies and popular culture nods as well.

The history, the thrill, and the stunning scenery are all captured in these three attractions. They are a part of what makes the city, and they are just unforgettable for all who visit them.