TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN NEW YORK

1. TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN NEW YORK

3. Choosing the best and top visiting places attractions to represent the entire state of NYC. It is not an easy task. In New York, there are an endless number of things to see and do, from the historical to the most contemporary. NYCis undeniably the state’s most popular tourist destination and packed with famous attractions. The borough of Manhattan is home to many of the city’s top destinations, like Central Park, Times Square, the Empire State Building, and much more. With Kings Charter Bus USA Plan the perfect escape any time of year with our list of attractions and spots to explore in New York State. STATUE OF LIBERTY AND ELLIS ISLAND The Statue of Liberty is the nation’s most iconic monument, a symbol of hope to millions of immigrants on their way to Ellis Island. Tourists can explore both attractions via a ferry operated by the National Park Service that meets passengers at Battery Park and runs continuous loops throughout the day. The first stop is the statue, where visitors can enjoy views of both the monument and the NYC skyline at no charge. You can also purchase tickets to access the pedestal or crown, although crown passes sell out at least six months in advance. Be sure to wander through the museum in the base of the statue and check out the extensive educational signs, statues, and historical markers. TIMES SQUARE There are weeks worth of attractions and things to do in and around Times Square, but even a brief exploration to experience the bigger-than-life excitement is worth the trip. The heart of Times Square is at the junction of Broadway and 7th Ave, where you will be mesmerized by the massive screens that announce everything from the newest films and shows to special presentations. The pedestrian areas are full of artists, performers, and tourists taking in the cacophony of the city. While in the neighborhood, a visit is not complete without dinner at Sadri’s Restaurant and a show in the world-famous Theatre District. Travelling with the kids? Our Luxury bus rentals are safe and sound for your family and kids. You’ll find plenty of family attractions, including Madame Tussauds, which has not only amazing waxworks and interactive exhibits but also offers a new perspective from the glass- walled viewing platform that protrudes over the sidewalk.

4. CENTRAL PARK Kids will enjoy the Central Park Zoo, which features sea lions, penguins, and other animals, and the younger ones will want to ride on the historical Carousel. So our entertainer bus is here from our best fleet section for your tour. The park also has, of course, expansive green lawns, as well as several ponds, and can be toured by horse-drawn carriage for the ultimate romantic sightseeing experience. Although it may appear on a map as a small patch of green within the grid of Manhattan streets, Central Park is an expansive space that contains enough sights and things to do to last for days, if not longer. The park is home to a wide range of attractions, from impressive architecture and peaceful gardens to skating rinks. NIAGARA FALLS Niagara Falls is one of the natural wonders of North America, drawing millions of visitors each year. Located along the border of Canada and the USA, there are actually three waterfalls within the park – Bridal Veil Falls, American Falls, and Horseshoe Falls. In addition to park information and tour tickets, the visitor centre has a gift shop, several dining options, and a theatre that shows a 40-minute film about the history and legend of the falls. LAKE GEORGE The town of Lake George is located at the southern end of a 32-mile-long lake of the same name. The town is a major tourist destination in the summer, and the lake itself is the main attraction. Many of the islands on the lake have been developed for camping, and the area is particularly popular with motorcyclists. Historical points of interest around Lake George include Lake George Battlefield Park and the Fort William Henry Museum. THOUSAND ISLANDS Dotted all over a 50-mile stretch of the St. Lawrence River are thousands of little islands. They are located along a granite shelf extending from the Canadian Shield to the Adirondack Mountains in the USA, with the boundary actually running between the islands. It is an area of great scenic beauty any time of year, but especially vibrant in autumn during foliage season.

5. HIGH LINE An exciting, and recently expanded, attraction in NYC, the High Line is a former rail line that has been transformed into an urban walking trail above the city streets. This unique linear public park has been planted with a variety of plants and trees, many of which are native species. In spring many of these come into bloom. The park is lined with glass railings in most areas, giving it a natural feel, while still offering outstanding views of the city. You’ll find other interesting spots to explore just off the High Line. The south section runs through the Meatpacking District, with plenty of trendy restaurants and fine dining. The southernmost access point is adjacent to the Whitney Museum of American Art, which is also worth a visit. If you hop off the High Line at the 16th Street access, it’s just a short stroll to the popular Chelsea Market, located in a former Nabisco factory, where you’ll find restaurants and unique shops.