5 things to do in New York

New York is a city where the shops are open from Monday to Sunday until midnight, where more than one visit museums, see one of the most famous monuments in the world, visit the main stage of one of the most important facts of the XXI century and where the attractions are endless. The Big Apple is a town that never sleeps, 365 days a year offers visitors the best fun island we can find in our holiday. Whether you are visiting New York in a week and during the weekend, take note of everything you can do on your trip to the Big Apple and enjoy 24 hours a day. 

5 things to do in New York 

1.Times Square. One of the brightest places in the world, day and night, is the tourist Times Square New York. Its eye-catching posters, picturesque street artists, the most visited stores in the Americas and all kinds of theaters give life to one of the major attractions of Manhattan. From here you can make the most varied activities to do in New York. 

2 Museums. Hundreds of devoted to the history, culture and tradition are welcome spaces in New York City, but also dedicated to other curious subjects like mathematics, science or sex. New York is a town where you see all kinds of museums scattered though its main districts on the island of Manhattan are concentrated the most visited as MET, MoMA or the Guggenheim. 

3 From the heights. What better way to see at a glance the immensity of the city that a 'bird's eye view'. New York has several viewpoints that have become one of the favorite activities of visitors. Two of them are on top of the most famous skyscrapers in the population: the Empire State Building and Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center. But if you also want to save money, we can climb without any cost to the cable car Roosevelt Island for a spectacular view of the skyline of Manhattan and Queens from the air. 

4 Cruise. Another option to see New York from a different perspective is to do it from the water; and this is the main character of the town as it is bathed both by sea and by the Hudson and East rivers. Dusk or evening cruises are made by both sides of Manhattan, during the day; but if you want it for free, we recommend you take a ferry to Staten Island district and enjoy the best views of the south of the city without spending money. 

5 Statue of Liberty. The symbol of the city of New York is its famous Statue of Liberty, a moated and visible from the southern city monument. Precisely from there ferries that bring tourists into this known construction that not only represents the Big Apple but in general to the United States are caught.