Lower Manhattan is where New York history, finance, memorials, waterfront parks and some of the city’s most distinctive food neighborhoods meet. This practical guide covers the area’s essential sights, best walks, places to eat, transport and nearby excursions.
Midtown Manhattan brings together many of New York’s most recognizable sights, from Times Square and Broadway to Grand Central Terminal, Rockefeller Center, major museums, observation decks, and Hudson Yards. It is an efficient base for a first visit, but the district is larger than it looks. The best experience comes from grouping attractions by area, booking major tickets ahead, and using the subway for longer journeys.
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