Wonderful sporting venue. You can catch some great ice hockey, basketball and boxing here.
Iconic British and French collaborative project. Sadly no longer flying.
The quirky mosaic benches outside the mausoleum must not be missed.
Wonderful insight into the way the Roosevelt family would have lived when Theodore Roosevelt was born.
Moved from the site of the World Trade Centre following the tragic events there.
Built in the 1800s to protect New York from attack by the British.
Excellent views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The park is full of interesting statues.
Beautiful triumphal arch. You used to be able to climb to the top and drive underneath.
If you sit in the first few rows you will feel as if you are part of the performance.
Rarely open to the public but worth making sure you visit when it is. Only lighthouse in Manhatten.
Make sure you visit the Rock view. It is a lot less crowded than the Empire State Building.
Best acoustics of any theatre in New York. This is the ultimate place to enjoy a theatre performance.
Pick up a horse and carraige ride from here and get a guided tour of Central Park.
