There are lots of interesting sights and attractions in New York and most places take an entrance fee. To save time and money it's a good idea to buy your tickets before you leave home. One example is the Statue of Liberty that could have really loooong queues at the ticket office and then when you have bought your ticket, you should go to the next line to get on the ferry. With your ticket bought in advance, you can go directly to the ferry line.
We work with CitySights NY where you can purchase your tickets. After purchas you get a voucher by email which you can print out and take with you to New York. In the email you receive after purchasing it says where you have to go to pick up your tickets. For more information about picking up tickets see the CitySights NY website under "FAQ and Ticket pick up."
UN Building
Everyone knows what the UN is but how many have been on the inside. Take a guided tour inside the UN building and its exhibitions. See the meeting room where all the worlds countries meet.
Empire State Building
One of New York's most famous attractions is the Empire State Building. Go up to 86th floor and get a great view over the city. Opened to visitors in 1931.
Top of the Rock
Top of the Rock is an observation deck at Rockefeller Center. There are large areas on the 70th floor to walk around and look in all directions. You can see the Empire State Building from here.
Statue of Liberty + Top of the Rock
Combination ticket: 2 attractions for one low price. Great view at Top of the Rock and the ferry to the Statue of Liberty. Also take some time to stop at Ellis Island.
Statue of Liberty + Empire State Building
Combination ticket: 2 attractions for one low price. The ferry to the Statue of Liberty and the viewpoint at the Empire State Building. Take the opportunity to get off at Ellis Island.
Ferry to the Statue of Liberty
A must on your New York visit is a trip out to the Statue of Liberty. At the same time, you get a fantastic view of New York's skyscrapers. Stroll around on Liberty Island and stop at Ellis Island as well.
Play movie
Click the play button under the movie or in the movie screen to start the movie.
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The Natural History Museum
Those of you who have seen the movie "Night at the museum" where Ben Stiller had to take care of all animals and people that came to life at night will love it.
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Also known as the Met. Art museum with everything from Egypt and Rome to the paintings of Rembrandt. Children under 12 enter free with paying adult.
Guggenheim Museum
Both inside and outside is a work of art. Here you can see the 1900-century art of blue Chagall, Kandinsky, Picasso and Van Gogh. Closed on Thursdays.
NBC Studio Tour
Several of New York's famous television series is recorded here. Join a tour behind the scenes for example, Saturday Night Live and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Radio City Music Hall tour
Go behind the scenes at Radio City Music Hall. A beautiful theater with art-deco interior. Meet one of the dancers from the Rockettes. And get to see the great hall.
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