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Check-out this Around New York with Irene Itinerary. It starts from Columbus Circle, corner of 59th street and we go up along Central Park West, we will discover some true gems of New York and Central Park.

Let's explore Morningside Heights -- the residential district north of the Upper West Side where we find the prestigious Columbia University, St. John The Divine Cathedral and much more to visit.

Grand Central Terminal one of the most important and visited attractions in New York City. Famous movies and TV-Series set. Let's find out some interesting facts.

The Whitney Museum of American Art, known simply as The Whitney, occupies a special space in the art world in New York City dealing exclusively with contemporary American art. Find out what you need to know to plan your visit.

What to visit in Chelsea, among art galleries, food and murals. The neighborhood that knows how to transform itself, houses Madison Square Garden, the historic Chelsea Hotel and the Chelsea Piers, a real sports complex!

Wall Street, today a synonym for power and money, has withstood its share of chaos–market crashes, bombings, recessions, Occupy movements – in its years as the financial center of New York.

In the heart of Manhattan you will find Bryant Park, the park lived by New Yorkers and tourists alike. In Winter, Bryant Park transforms itself into a true Winter Wonderland with the lit Christmas tree, the ice-skating rink, and the Christmas Market. In Summer, the park offers free Yoga, outdoor movies and Top-Broadway Musical previews for free!

The ultra-modern Hudson Yards has finally opened its doors after almost 20 years. With an initial budget of $20 billions, and over $28 billions spent, the new complex is poised to become on if the busiest centers in NYC. It's where you will find the popular Vessel with its 2500 steps!

Excursions and Tours in and around New York. Prices starting from $25. Discounts for children. Activities and Excursions with online booking, easy and safe with Secure Payments No Hidden Fee. Free cancellations.

It is not always easy to guess the right Itinerary ... especially in NYC, so many things to do & see and and not enough time to do everything! Here, find some ideas on how to choose and customize an Exclusive Itinerary based on the areas and activities that interest you the most to discover the city with a different "set of eyes"!

The Museum of Modern Art, also called MOMA, is identified as the most important museum of modern art in the world. The idea for the museum was developed by Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, wife of the famous John Rockefeller.

The American Museum of Natural History along with the Rose Center for Earth and Space should delight anyone interested in the natural science. The Museum has more than 36 million specimens. It's a perfect Museum to visit especially if you are traveling with little ones.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art also known as The Met, located on the famous Museum Mile 5th Avenue, is one of the largest and most comprehensive art-museums in the world. A trip to New York is not complete without a visit to The Met.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim museum is one of the most important museums of modern art in the world. It’s located on Fifth Avenue and 89th street. Famous for its iconic spiral structure built by the American Architect -Frank Loyd Wright.

Let's see the Museums that offer free admissions once a week, Pay As You Wish donations, or that are totally free for both locals and visitors. Let's save some money.

The Museum of the City of New York offers exhibitions that explore the city’s complex history from its early day as a Dutch Colony to its present eminence. Your will see more than 3 million artifacts. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Museum of the City and learn more about the Big Apple past, present and future!

Among the museums of New York, the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is perhaps one of the most unique. Aboard a real Aircraft Carrier that exhibits various war planes, but also the Enterprise Space Shuttle, a submarine and the Concord. Discover when and how to visit the Museum.

Ellis Island National Monument is located 1 mile south-west of Battery Park in the middle of the New York Bay and houses he Immigration Museum. In order to visit the Museum, you need to purchase the Ticket to the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island Ferry.

The Statue of Liberty, the best remembered work by sculptor F. A. Bartholdi, the most famous piece of sculpture in America, and has become a symbol of Freedom and Democracy.

The National Academy founded in 1825 as the national academy of design, is not only a museum, is also an artists’ honorary association and an art school. The Museum is located on 5th Ave close to the Guggenheim and it's recommended especially for those interested in the American Impressionism.

The Frick Collection Museum is housed in one of the few remaining Fifth Avenue Mansions showcasing the private collection of the Frick Family. A visit to the Museum is not only worth it for the art exhibited, which is priceless, but also for the opportunity to visit a real New York Mansion.

Located in one of the most elegant mansions along 5th Avenue, the Neue Gallery is devoted to the early 20th Century Austrian and German Art and Design. If you love artists such as Klimt and Schiele, you shouldn't miss a visit!

The United Nations Building in New York, also known as the "Glass Palace," overlooks the East River on 42nd Street. In this page, you will find all the info you need to visit the UN including where to book the official tour.

Federal Hall is the National Memorial located on Wall Street where George Washington swore on the Bible as he was sworn in as the first President of the United States in 1789.

Fifth Avenue, the most famous avenue in New York, begins north of Washington Square Park and stretches all the way up to 142nd street, passing through the heart of Midtown Manhattan.

The Central Park Zoo opened in 1935 originally had both large and small animal but after the renovation in 1988 the zoo started concentrating on smaller animals and made the exhibits more suitable for the small scale of the zoo. Schedule, Tickets and General Information to visit the Central Park Zoo!

Central Park is a green oasis in the middle of Manhattan, the largest park of the city, approximately 843 acres set aside for the recreation of New Yorkers and visitor alike. The park extends from 59th to 110th Street and from 5th to 8th Avenue.

The ONE World Trade Center was inaugurated on May 29, 2015 and we of NewYork-Welcome went up to fill our eyes with the most beautiful views of the New York Bay and the city. Find out opening hours, ticketing, location and other general information.

9/11 is the National Memorial commemorating the victims of the terrorist attack of September 11th, 2001. Visit the two Pools together with the Museum and the 9/11 Tribute Center in New York to learn more about the events of 9/11 and to honor the victims.