This part of New York hardly needs an introduction. With millions of visitors each year, there’s never a dull moment in the Big Apple, whether you’re visiting an old favorite like the Empire State Building or checking out new attractions like pop-ups and art museums. Now that Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station is open, visiting the city has never been easier. Art installations like Summit One: Vanderbilt and Edge at Hudson Yards bring visitors to new heights in the city with sweeping views of the skyline. RiseNY provides an even more immersive experience, allowing you to soar through the New York City skies on an urban adventure that revolves around a 180-degree, 40-foot projection dome featuring 8K aerial footage creating the sensation of flight. Are you looking for a new perspective? The Museum of Illusions never fails to give you a new point of view, and classics like the High Line and MoMA are always changing it up as you peruse galleries and new sculptures.  

Is Manhattan Island still not enough to satisfy your thirst for concrete jungle adventures? Walk on over to Little Island, which is quite literally, a little manmade island at Pier 55. Staten Island is always an option as well, which is only a ferry ride away on the Staten Island Ferry. Date night ideas are never lacking with new grand displays and performances at Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall.