Central Park

Central Manhattan hearts the beautiful Central Park, which is part park, part museum, and part-concert hall. And many of the city's most famous attractions have margined along its boundaries like the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the American Museum of Natural History.

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​Regardless of what your New York tour itinerary is, if you find a route that has this place in the way, you don’t miss it. Both locals and visitors to New York love this 843-acre park. The possibilities to have fun around here are limitless.

9/11 Memorial Museum

The main memorial to the almost 3,000 victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks and the six people lost in the 1993 bombing is the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. Where the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center once stood, the memorial's twin reflecting ponds and artificial waterfalls stand as ghostly footprints.

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The 1-acre ponds are surrounded by bronze panels that bear the names of each victim. The 110,000 square foot museum tells the story of the attacks using a number of multimedia exhibits, in-the-moment recordings, real relics, and an interactive table.

Broadway

You have to catch a show at Broadway before your all-inclusive New York Vacation package takes you back to your regular life. Plays, musicals, opera, theatre, you name it they have it. And boy! If it isn’t the most spectacular American way for a show!

Brooklyn Bridge and the DUMBO

Evening walks at Brooklyn Bridge and dinner at DUMBO is the perfect way to ease into the end of your all-inclusive New York vacation package. Savour the views and explore the pretty awesome Brooklyn Bridge park while you are at it.

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​There is more like The Oculus, Battery Park, Empire State Building, and Metropolitan Museum of Art for the visitors to cherish. You can tailor your itinerary depending on your particular preferences.

American Museum of Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History along Central Park West is a fan favorite among visitors. The museum is a mighty terrific place regardless if you are a person of history and art. Don't even attempt to view everything in a single day; there are over 32 million artifacts inside, dispersed over four city blocks, 25 buildings, and 45 exhibition halls.

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​A particular favorite is the Rose Center for Earth and Space, but you should also schedule a time to see the Hall of the Universe and the Butterfly Conservatory. If you are on an all-inclusive family vacation in New York, you just can't miss this place.

Times Square

The energy powerhouse of New York!

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Times Square is one of the most popular tourist destinations in New York since no vacation to the city would be complete without spending some time there. People are drawn to Times Square by its dazzling lights because they have seen it on TV so frequently. Several street performers depend on gratuities, are always performing on gospel performances in churches, pricey yet fantastic restaurants, and so much more.

Madame Tussads

Walk through the well-known figures from various eras. Actors, musicians, and other well-known historical people are depicted in breathtakingly lifelike wax sculptures.

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It's also a terrific spot to meet big celebrities and pose for photos with them so you can fool your friends back home into thinking you actually met them. The one prank that never gets old.

Rockfeller’s Top of the Rock Observatory

You have to take an elevator up 70 stories to reach Rockefeller Center's summit. You may get a 360-degree view of the entire city from its three-story observatory. Take some snapshots of the skyline and yourself for the annual photo album. Even better, put some on Instagram. Flaunt it while you have it!

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Remember to look at the crystal chandelier in the mezzanine—it's inverted Rockefeller Center. Observe the mind-blowing Breezeway Step light show as well. If you’ve taken up all-inclusive New York vacation package for a couple, this might be just the place to create an epic moment.

St. Patrick Cathedral

The enormous cathedral is located amidst the frantic, distinctly secular Rockefeller Center.

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Its unearthly atmosphere is unaffected by this, nevertheless. You'd be amazed by St. Patrick's whether you're devout or just on a trip for the architecture. Again, for all those Couples on New York Vacation, it can be really good proposal site. *hint* *hint*

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Though they claim you don't need to set up a lot of time to view it, tourists adore the little mediaeval church's elegance and stained-glass windows.

Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island

There’s no New York without the iconic Statue of Liberty. Breathe in emotion behind freedom and true liberty as you stand in this magnificent vicinity. The State of Liberty, a 19th-century gift from France to the US, was dedicated on October 28th, 1886, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.