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New York attractions

Map of New York attractions

This map of New York attractions is based on Google maps technology. You can switch the type of map in the right upper corner by clicking on buttons Map, Satellite and Terrain. Control panel on the left with plus and minus buttons can be used for zooming the map.

List of New York attractions

This list contains all the major touristic attractions in New York that are diplayed on the map above as well:

• Times Square - Beating heart of New York City full of neons, traffic and crowds.
• Statue of Liberty - Colossal sculpture representing Roman goddess of freedom known as symbol of the city.
• Empire State Building - Most famous skyscraper not only in New York, but probably on whole planet.
• Brooklyn Bridge - Well-recognisable bridge that connects Manhattan with Brooklyn.
• National September 11 Memorial & Museum - Memorial and museum commemorating terrorist attacks on 11.9.2001.
• Rockefeller Center - Complex of buildings in Art Deco style with observation deck Top of the Rock.
• Grand Central Terminal - Railway station in wonderful Beaux-Art building.
• Chrysler Building - Magnificient skyscraper in Art Deco style with 318 meters of height.
• Wall Street - Small street with stock exchange and banks is the heart of financial business in US.
• Metropolitan Museum of Art - Museum with extensive art collections from the whole world.
• Central Park - Popular public park forming green lungs of the metropolis.
• Flatiron Building - Groundbreaking skyscraper of characteristic triangular shape.
• Museum of Modern Art - Museum of world importance to the modern art featuring number of exhibits.
• Fifth Avenue - Manhattan thoroughfare ranked among the most expensive shopping streets.
• St. Patrick's Cathedral - Biggest catholic church in the United States built in neo-gothic style.
• United Nations Headquarters - Headquarters of New York United Nations with glass Secretariat building.
• Guggenheim Museum - Museum in timeless building housing an important collection of modern art.
• Lincoln Center - Large complex devoted to music, dance and theater with Metropolitan Opera House.
• Madison Square Garden - Sports and concert arena where New York Rangers and New York Knicks play.
• Carnegie Hall - Concert venue presenting about 250 performances every year.
• Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum - Naval and airplanes museum made of aircraft carrier USS Intrepid.
• New York Public Library - Educational and architectural landmark taking care of great collection of books.
• Radio City Music Hall - Famous entertainment venue being part of Rockefeller Center.
• Hotel Plaza - Luxurious hotel built in French renaissance style where celebrities often stay.
• Waldorf Astoria Hotel - One of most luxurious hotel in the town representing Art Deco style.
• Hotel Chelsea - Historic hotel famous as home to many artists, musicians and writers.
• South Street Seaport - Busy district attracting tourists with maritime museum and shopping.
• Cathedral of Saint John the Divine - Enormous cathedral built by the Episcopal Diocese of New York.
• Ellis Island Immigration Museum - Museum dedicated to the island that was immigrant gateway to USA.
• National Museum of the American Indian - Museum of native American indians located in historical US Customs House.
• Yankee Stadium - Stadium of New York Yankees baseball club for approx. 50.000 spectators.
• Coney Island Amusement Park - Famous entertainment venue with roller coasters and Wonder Wheel.
• Macy's Department Store - Legendary retail store located in Beaux Arts building with ten floors.
• Brooklyn Museum - Museum owning one of the largest and most diverse art collections in USA.
• American Museum of Natural History - Large museum with four floors dedicated to nature.
• Trump Tower - 68-floors tall skyscraper built and owned by business magnate Donald Trump.
• World Financial Center - Complex of four large buildings serving as headquarters for financial institutions.
• Time Warner Center - Skyscraper with two 229 metres high towers where Time Warner Inc resides.
• Museum of Arts and Design - Modern center for collection and display of contemporary hand-made objects.
• Queens Museum of Art - Art museum located in NYC Building constructed for the 1939 World’s Fair.
• New York Hall of Science - Hands-on science and technology museum dedicated mainly to children.
• Arthur Ashe Stadium - Largest outdoor tennis arena in the world where US Open is played.
• Louis Armstrong Stadium - Tennis stadium of the US Open for 10.000 spectators.
• Flushing Meadows Corona Park - Park with iconic Unisphere sculpture that hosted two World's Fairs.
• Meadowlands Stadium - Home stadium of New York Giants and New York Jets for 82.500 visitors.
• Bloomingdale's - Flagship of famous Bloomingdale's department store chain.
• Citi Field Stadium - Home baseball park of New York Mets for 41.800 visitors.
• Museum of the City of New York - Museum and gallery presenting history of New York City.
• Bronx Zoo - Largest metropolitan ZOO in United States including parks and naturalistic habitats.
• New York Botanical Gardens - Premier botanical gardens with few world's leading plant laboratories.