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It’s an iconic symbol of freedom: the neoclassical goddess of liberty with her arm upraised and a flaming torch in hand. Gifted to America by the French, the Statue of Liberty was delivered in 300 copper pieces that were then assembled on an iron structure designed by Gustave Eiffel (the tower man).

The Empire State Building is no longer the tallest building in the world, but it captures the imagination as one of the first and most iconic skyscrapers – a symbol of New York City. It is reputed to be the most photographed building in the world, and is also the country’s favorite according to the American Institute of Architects.

The 9/11 memorial is an inspiring and affecting experience no New York visitor should miss. It consists of two recessed waterfall pools set in the footprints of the fallen twin towers, each pool surrounded by bronze plates featuring the names of those killed in the tragedy of 11 September 2001 (and the explosion of 1993).

Rise above the crowded streets of New York City and get a bird’s eye view from the Top of the Rock. This popular Observation Deck is located at the top of 30 Rockefeller Center, on the 70th floor, 850 feet (259.1 metres) in the air. General opinion states that it has the best panoramic view of the Big Apple.

Harlem is famous all over the world for its rich history of music and theater. You can book tickets to some of the most in-depth tours and step into long-standing performance spaces. Here you’ll find plenty of gospel music too - with regular services and award-winning choirs in local churches that are sure to make you feel the spirit!

New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) was established in 1929 and is located in Midtown Manhattan. Attracting nearly 2 million visitors a year, it is the best place to see modern artists, such as Andy Warhol, Vincent van Gogh, Jasper Johns, Jackson Pollock, Elizabeth Murray and Cindy Sherman.

Since opening in May 2015 to great fanfare, One World Observatory has been welcoming thousands of visitors every day. Upon entering, see a huge digital map that lights up with visitor’s locations from all over the world as they have their tickets scanned at the entrance. Enjoy the high-tech exhibits as you make your way to the upper observatory decks. Opening hours:

- 9.00am-8.

Established in 1945, Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises is the only cruise company dedicated solely to boat sightseeing in the New York Harbor. With specially designed boats, it's easy for passengers to view as much of the Big Apple as possible, rain or shine!

Be a guest on The Tonight Show, play the piano with Alicia Keys and join the Ghostbusters on their latest mission! All your dreams will come true in Madame Tussauds New York, one of the most famous wax museums in the world. Opened in 2000, a visit to this gem is a must when visiting the Big Apple.

Welcome to the Rockefeller Center. This unique and charming place is located in the heart of the Big Apple.

You can't get much more New York than this. This very large building complex located between 48th and 51st street was commissioned by the Rockefeller family, becoming fully functional in the 1930s.

Opened in 2019, The Edge is one of the latest additions to New York's ever-changing skyline. It is the highest outdoor observation deck in the United States and is located on the West Side near Hell's Kitchen, Chelsea, and Penn Station.

The American Museum of Natural History in New York City is the largest natural history museum in the world. Opened back in 1869, the museum is located just across from Central Park on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The museum waits with a world full of history and facts waiting to be discovered. With over 32 million specimens and artifacts to explore throughout the museum's 40 exhibition halls.

St Patrick’s Cathedral is one of New York’s finest buildings and is a must-do on any NYC itinerary. Located on Fifth Avenue, across from Rockefeller Center, it is the largest Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral in the US. The cathedral is seat to the Archbishop of New York and it welcomes over 5 million visitors every year, visitors and worshippers alike.

Discover the history of warplanes, ships and space travel at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York. Located on Pier 86, on the banks of the River Hudson, step aboard the USS Intrepid aircraft carrier itself! Used during World War II, the Vietnam War and NASA recovery vessel, this famous vessel became a museum in 1982.

Experience baseball at its finest at NYC’s Yankee Stadium – the heart and soul of America’s favourite pastime. Located in the heart of the Bronx, this ballpark is a must for any trip to The Big Apple. Feel the electric atmosphere as you walk around grounds that have seen legends emerge, soaring dreams, and games that captivate with each swing.