New York (LaGuardia Airport) (LGA) Transfers

With over 650 different species, this 250-acre zoo, the largest metropolitan zoo in the United States, gives visitors the chance to admire and experience a huge variety of wildlife. Popular exhibits a...

This elevated park, built on a railway trestle that had been abandoned for 30 years, is a sliver of green that looks out onto the stark landscape of Manhattan’s west side. The renovation mimics the wa...

Students from nearby New York University ensure that Washington Square Park is always alive with activity; this Greenwich Village park is also a favorite spot for street performers, chess players and ...

After years of debate, controversy and delay, the site of the former World Trade Center buildings has finally been converted into a beautiful memorial site and museum. The new One World Trade Center h...

The summer months see crowds enjoying outdoor events as well as eating and shopping options, but this huge Art Deco complex really comes alive in winter, when the iconic ice-skating rink and enormous ...

The Garden is the city’s premiere sports and entertainment complex, home to the New York Rangers, Knicks and Liberty teams, as well as the stage for massively popular musicians and artists when they c...

This small but ideally located (in the heart of Midtown, between Grand Central Station and Times Square) green space is a favorite among locals for its pleasant, laid-back atmosphere and for the count...

This world-famous concert venue is a New York City landmark and must-see music attraction. Carnegie Hall presents classical, jazz, folk, world and popular music with breakthrough and veteran performer...

The landscape architects in charge of this enormous green oasis in the heart of Brooklyn declared that they were prouder of Prospect Park than any of their other works, including Manhattan\u0027s Cent...

As famous for its building as for the works of art held within, the Guggenheim Museum boasts mesmerizing collections of Kandinsky, Chagall, Picasso, Renoir, Manet, and Van Gogh. The central spiral lea...

For some of the best views of lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty, visitors needn\u0027t spend a penny. The free ferry ride from Manhattan to Staten Island takes about 25 minutes, and tens of th...

This museum and memorial to the 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust was constructed in the shape of the Star of David, and its three floors hold exhibits on early 20th century Jewish life, Nazism...

Want a New York City pizza experience to remember? Order a coal-oven baked pie at Arturo’s and enjoy the kitschy vibe of the restaurant, along with a fantastic bar and live jazz. This Greenwich Villag...

At this restaurant you\u0027ll be served food prepared by refugee chefs. Emma\u0027s Torch provides three month-long paid apprenticeships that help their students find a place in society, all while gi...

Atomix offers a Korean 10-course meal, starring dishes like parsley rice, grilled mackerel, and peas with caviar, at two different seating times: one at 6pm, the other at 9pm. Every dish is accompanie...

Stop by this old-school Theater District staple before or after a show. Open since 1921, Sardi’s menu features American, Italian and seafood fare, and there are dozens of caricature drawings of Broadw...

Inside Queens’ legendary art institute, MoMa PS1, find a rotating menu of Québécois-inspired delicacies at M. Wells Dinette. The quirky cafe is decorated like an elementary classroom, where you can en...

Taste Southern-inspired dishes, such as gumbo and catfish, at this Marcus Samuelsson restaurant. Enjoy live music at the speakeasy-esque Ginny’s Supper Club on the lower level of the Harlem location.

The beef is dry-aged on site at this Michelin-starred steak house. The original location in Williamsburg has been serving since 1887. It’s also regularly hailed as one of the best steak houses in New ...

Keens is a genuine neighborhood icon. At the end of the 19th century, Keens Chophouse was a lively meeting point of the talented and famous, actors running in and out at performance intermissions at t...

With a luxurious interior complete with dozens of flat-screen televisions, The Ainsworth is an inviting venue for whatever the occasion may be, from casual breakfast to dinner, brunch, and evening spo...

When in New York, do not miss P.J. Clarke’s. It was here that it all began in 1884, when Mr. Patrick Joseph Clarke started his business, which later grew to become a legend. This classic bar remains v...

Harlem’s heartiest soul food accompanied by a gospel choir on Sundays. Sylvia Wood founded this restaurant in 1962 after buying the original luncheonette with financial aid from her mother, who had to...

The name Prune comes from the owner’s childhood nickname, not the fruit. They serve delicious food with that special home-cooked taste, and the ample Bloody Mary bar offers no less than ten variations...

This is a charming and popular cafe and restaurant that has several locations around the city. It is a family-run restaurant, started by two brothers who have formed a loyal crowd around their healthy...

This stylish restaurant is a favorite among New Yorkers and travelers. It has been around since 1984 and serves delicious and exotic French-Vietnamese cuisine. They also offer a pre-theatre menu every...

Feel the motion of travel while enjoying fantastic seafood. At Grand Central Oyster Bar, businessmen rub shoulders with tourists and lone travelers. You can choose to sit in the dining area or at one ...

This Michelin-rated venue is led by the culinary team of renowned chef Vikas Khanna, and presents a menu that reflects the eclectic flavors of India. Their guiding principle is to present a varied and...

For a truly unique dining experience for the seafood lover, visit Lure Fishbar. Their food is fresh from the sea and served in a variety of equally delectable ways. If you enjoy sushi, visit their raw...

You\u0027ll find STK both midtown, close to the theater district, and downtown, in the meatpacking district. The STK Downtown is the flagship restaurant and does not only offer a top class dining expe...

Feel the taste of Morocco, showcased within an exclusive menu created by consulting chef Doug Psaltis. Do not miss out on their excellent shisha pipes after dinner. The luxurious space spans three lev...

You haven’t been to New York if you haven’t had a bagel. Be sure to try one with cream cheese and smoked salmon. Murray\u0027s Bagels has a very nice location in southern Manhattan.

Also known as "Curry Row," this tiny row of restaurants on E 6th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues has a unique (if not chaotic) charm that isn\u0027t found anywhere else in the city. Restaurateurs b...

There are more than 200 restaurants in New York’s Chinatown. Here you can revel in all kinds of Chinese specialties. Pick one with a recent Time Out or Zagat rating sticker in the window for quality f...

A Lower East Side institution immortalized in several films, Katz’s has been serving piping hot pastrami sandwiches and kosher pickles since 1888. Order the pastrami Reuben at this local institution, ...

This small cafe focusing on serving Malaysian and Singaporean food is one of the most talked-about recent openings in Lower East Side – it even made lists of America\u0027s best. Among delights you ca...

A historical coffehouse located in Macdougal Street, it was founded in 1927 by Domenico Parisi, who was the first to introduce Italian cappuccino to America. You can still see the original machine aft...

You can order the popular hot corned beef sandwich, but they say the matzo ball soup at this Kosher deli will cure any and all ailments – there is a reason this soup is nicknamed “Jewish Penicillin.”

Beloved by legends like Al Capone and Franklin Roosevelt, Nathan’s has been serving its beef hot dogs since 1916. Try them at the original Coney Island beachfront location.

At this hip hangout in Bushwick, experience the wonder that is Roberta’s Bee Sting pizza – mozzarella, tomato, thin-sliced soppressata and honey on a wood-fired crust.

Sadelle’s specializes in bagels, boiled on site and served on a stacked tower. Try the smoked Scottish salmon and grab a slice of chocolate babka – a sweet yeast cake – to-go.

Forget the calories and order the Ruth Wilensky, a seared beef salami sandwich, or an authentic Canadian poutine – a quick dish made with French fries, cheese curds and gravy.

This establishment is American diner food at its finest. Many cheesecake fanatics claim Junior’s hand-mixed, kosher recipe is the best – it’s worth ordering a slice (or two) to determine for yourself.

Veniero’s was voted to have the "Best Desserts in New York City" in 2010. It has been an Italian pastry heaven since 1894. With its Italian marble floors and stained glass ceilings, you can enjoy your...

Little Owl is like the name suggests: compact, yet romantic and cozy, and serves excellent meals at a reasonable price. A fun detail: it is located in the famous building featured on the popular TV sh...

If you are yearning for a great meal of typical American fast food, this is the place to go. Shake Shack started as a hot dog cart in Madison Square Park in 2001, and, after three years of long lines,...

Featured in the movie "You\u0027ve Got Mail," Cafe Lalo is a New York City landmark. It is the perfect place to go before or after a movie or theatre production. The cafe features fantastic coffee, al...

In Bouchon Bakery, it feels as though you\u0027ve been transported straight to Paris. At your fingertips are delicious selections of soups, salads, entrées, and desserts, as well as a patisserie next ...

Abraço Espresso is renowned for its olive oil cake as well as their bakery offerings, that feature the freshest ingredients from the local farmers\u0027 markets. Breakfast begins at 8am, and small pla...

Opened in 1977, Cupping Room Cafe has served as a bar, restaurant, and bakery ever since. They feature breakfast, brunch, and dinner menus and have happy hour every Monday to Friday from 5pm to 8pm. T...

The Brooklyn Roasting Company is serious about its coffee, and that is never more evident than at its Roastery \u0026 Espresso Lab. For a delicious, well-crafted, memorable cup of coffee, try their lo...

Though much of the area formerly known as Little Italy has been consumed by rapidly expanding Chinatown, the decorative Mulberry Street and Mott Street still offer a variety of authentic Italian fare....

The brainchild of celebrity artist Jay-Z and his partner Juan Perez, 40/40 is a luxurious sports bar and lounge equally fit for watching a sporting event and having a casual dinner out in Midtown.

With flat-screen TVs and a menu featuring modern takes on all-American comfort foods, Manhattan Proper is an excellent restaurant and bar that serves local beers and an extensive list of further drink...

The Sky Room takes New York City nightlife to a new level and transports its guests to a high-energy oasis overlooking Midtown Manhattan. The bi-level lounge occupies the 33rd and 34th floors of the M...

Located where Hell’s Kitchen and Times Square meet, Latitude is one of the top happy hour spots in the city, complete with an open-air rooftop terrace and billiard tables. Sports fans can enjoy any of...

SOB’s, aka "Sounds of Brazil," is a live music venue in SoHo that aims to introduce guests to (and supply old-timers with ever-increasing servings of) music other than tired pop hits, which ranges fro...

This historic venue still hosts live shows nearly a century after its inauguration, and has appeared in a couple of well-know cultural productions.

This Latin-inspired restaurant and bar is a favorite brunch spot on Avenue C. Something special is going on most nights, like Taco Tuesdays, World Music Wednesday and Flamenco Nights.

At this stylish rooftop bar fancy cocktails compete with stunning views of the city skyline. Since it opened in 2010, it has been nominated as one of Manhattan’s finest rooftop lounges by several news...

The DL is a three-story restaurant, bar, and rooftop lounge located in Manhattan\u0027s Lower East Side. The rooftop lounge is the Lower East Side\u0027s newest hotspot for both afternoon and evening.

Escape the hectic city streets at the swanky rooftop lounge of Hotel Chantelle, or the basement space where dance parties are regularly hosted.

With its excellent central location and great happy hour deals, McFadden\u0027s is a great choice for an evening with friends. Expect resident DJs to spin tunes as you tuck into their attractive menu ...

This Williamsburg brewery has filled a gap in the Brooklyn beer scene. The taproom always has eight to ten options, including Local 1, a Belgian-inspired lager, and several seasonal brews. Free short ...

This cozy wine bar offers an eclectic, distinct, and affordable selection of global wines and craft beers, as well as savory and sweet artisan bites. The atmosphere is intimate, and the setting rustic...

If you’re able to tear yourself away from Macy’s, there are retail shops of all kinds as far as the eye can see in this neighborhood. Walk uptown and cross over to 5th Ave to see the shops grow increa...

Bustle through the street stalls to find bargain versions of top designer handbags, shoes, watches, and perfumes. Always haggle for a better price. Wander deeper into Chinatown to find more unusual go...

Soho is the most stylish of neighborhoods for expensive designer goods and unbeatable window-shopping. Once the home of New York’s bohemian artist community, today a loft in SoHo sells for millions.

Every designer boutique you encounter here is hipper than the next. Vintage clothing is displayed and sold with equal measures of style. And it’s not a bad place to stop for a trendy haircut or a cup ...

Browse for antiques, dresses and shoes from the past century at the weekend street flea market in Hell’s Kitchen, rain or shine. Not old junk, but priceless relics. There are also several flea markets...

Macy’s is the world’s largest department store, with seven floors of merchandise covering an entire city block. Even if your friends aren\u0027t interested in shopping you can always tempt them with t...

At Saks Fifth Avenue you can revel in ten floors of world-famous luxury goods. Here you will find brands such as DKNY, Dolce \u0026 Gabbana, Burberry London, Lacoste, and Vera Wang, just to name a few...

Designers have shared floor space with mid-priced labels since 1886 in this Art Deco landmark building, housing one of the world’s most famous department stores. You will most likely find something he...

B\u0026H Photo Video and Pro Audio has been around since 1973 and serves New Yorkers and visitors with the latest technology. This world-class store is run by Hasidic Jews; opening hours therefore mig...

When visiting New York, a necessary thing is comfortable shoes. At Journeys, you\u0027ll find all the trendy sneakers and shoes from brands like Vans, Adidas, Converse and New Balance and you find the...

Century 21 Department Store has some of the best discounts on clothing you can find anywhere. New shipments are brought in daily. While visiting New York, be sure to stop by and see how much you can s...

Bergdorf Goodman is one of New York City\u0027s quintessential shops. Loaded with designer clothing as well as unique offerings from not yet well-known artists and designers, it is a must-visit. Be su...

If for no other reason than as homage to Audrey Hepburn and Truman Capote\u0027s famous novel "Breakfast at Tiffany\u0027s," visit Tiffany \u0026 Co.\u0027s flagship New York City store. Inside, it wi...

For bibliophiles who still love to hold a paper-back in their hands, the Strand is one of the last great bookstores in Union Square. The Strand boasts over 18 miles of books all available for your per...

For chic and affordable clothes, visit 8th Street and St. Mark\u0027s Place. The entire area is full of unique shops that feature a variety of items. Pick up some vintage jewelry and a new outfit for ...

Focusing on antique and vintage jewelry, Erie Basin has unique pieces that you have never seen before. Some of their inventory features stunning emerald pieces dating back to the 1920s, Victorian era ...