Fun Things To Do In New York City
Sometimes, the best tourist attractions in New York City are the ones that don’t cost much money.
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The Frick Museum
What the Frick is that? It’s the Frick Collection, and it’s one of the best museums in New York City! On the Upper East Side of Manhattan to be precise. It has amazing artwork, a peaceful atmosphere, and even a lovely indoor garden with a huge fountain. Randy writes about it here, considering it one of the best getaways in the city. And it’s only $5 for admission!
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New York City Activities: Check Out Annie & Company Needlepoint & Knitting
The Annie & Company Needlepoint & Knitting shop on Madison Ave is a needle-pointer or knitter’s heaven! There’s more yarn there than you could imagine. It’s even a place you can come to FOR knitting, as they have chairs and tables across the store for knitters to come and knit and visit with friends! And that’s just the first floor! Elodie writes about how much she loves this place!
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New York City Tourist Attractions: Visit The South Street Seaport!
If you want someplace unique and different from the rest of the New York City sights, The South Street Seaport is a fun change of pace. With a lovely environment by the water, all kinds of fun shops, events, good restaurants, a famous museum, and free concerts, Ray says it’s one of his favorite places in the Empire State:
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The American Museum of Natural History
New York has so many great museums to choose between, but if you haven’t been to the American Museum of Natural History, you might want to take a day and give it a try! With a “suggested donation” as the entrance fee (except for special exhibits), it’s a great and educational activity that fits in your budget.
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Best Things To Do In New York: The Cloisters Museum Definitely Ranks Near The Top
There are so many museums in New York, it’s hard to find the best ones to visit. Well, if you love Medieval and early Renaissance art and architecture, start with the Cloisters – it’s a small part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collection. Kyle loves the amazing art, and also how it’s located off the beaten path a bit, so it’s not over-crowded like the Met can be. It allows one to soak up the atmosphere of 1,000 years of history and mystique.
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Sony Wonder Technology Lab
If you love modern technological wonders, you’ll really enjoy the Sony Wonder Technology Lab, on Madison Avenue and 56th Street. From the beautiful atrium to the HD movie screening rooms, this New York tourist attraction is definitely worth a look. Check out what native New Yorker Batina has to say about this attraction:
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A Unique Museum In New York City
One museum in New York City that you’ve probably never heard of is the Tenement Museum. This is an absolute must-see attraction that will give you an appreciation for the diverse cultural background of the city. Check out what Craig has to say about his visit to the Tenement Museum:
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Empire State Building Tour
The Empire State Building still remains one of the most amazing attractions in New York City. There is no describing the experience unless you actually go! This is what Martine experienced, seeing New York in all it’s vibrancy, from a new perspective. The building itself is a wonderfully beautiful, amazingly crafted piece of history, almost exciting as the view it offers.
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New York City Markets: Union Square Greenmarket
If you want to try something a little different in New York, you should consider visiting a Greenmarket farmer’s market. New York has 50 Greenmarket locations to choose between, but the world-famous Union Square Greenmarket is actually their flagship location. What’s a “Greenmarket”? It’s the most successful and biggest open-air farmer’s market program in the US.
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