Part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, it showcases exquisite medieval art, architecture, and gardens, including the famed Unicorn Tapestries. Surrounded by tranquil greenery and Hudson River views, it offers a peaceful escape into the art and spirit of the Middle Ages.

Founded in 1930 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, the museum has grown to house over 26,000 works by more than 4,000 artists, including luminaries like Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Designed by architect Renzo Piano, the museum’s striking building features six floors of galleries, terraces, and performance spaces, offering expansive views of the city and the Hudson River.

Known for its serene, elegant setting, it features masterpieces by European artists such as Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Goya, alongside decorative arts and period furnishings. Visiting the Frick feels less like touring a museum and more like stepping into a private world of art, beauty, and refinement.

From towering dinosaur skeletons and dazzling gems to immersive dioramas and the Hayden Planetarium, its vast exhibits span the history of life on Earth and beyond. Located on the Upper West Side, it’s a place where curiosity comes alive for visitors of all ages

Located at the site of the Twin Towers, it features powerful exhibits, personal stories, and artifacts that preserve the memory of the day and its aftermath. Outside, the twin reflecting pools set within the footprints of the towers offer a moving space for reflection and remembrance.

With vibrant installations, playful exhibits, and hands-on activities, visitors are invited to explore, touch, and even taste color. It’s a joyful, multi-sensory journey designed to spark creativity and delight at every turn.

Packed with optical illusions, holograms, and interactive exhibits, it invites visitors to step into impossible spaces, challenge their perception, and capture gravity-defying photos. It’s part museum, part funhouse—perfect for curious minds and Instagram feeds alike.

It offers a unique blend of history, culture, and technology, making it a must-visit for both tourists and New Yorkers alike. Experience a thrilling 4D flight simulation that soars over all five boroughs of New York City. Feel the wind and see the city from a bird’s-eye view as you fly through iconic landmarks and events, all within a 180-degree projection dome. Narrated by Jeff Goldblum, this segment brings the city’s vibrant life to the forefront.

Fans can step into iconic sets like Central Perk, Monica’s apartment, and Joey and Chandler’s apartment, pose for photos, and relive classic moments. It’s a playful, nostalgic journey for anyone who’s ever laughed, cried, or binge-watched along with the six friends.

From posing with movie stars to standing beside world leaders, it’s an interactive experience that blends art, entertainment, and a touch of red-carpet glamour in the heart of Times Square.

Visitors can slide into a pool of sprinkles, explore whimsical themed rooms, and indulge in sweet treats along the way. It’s a vibrant, multi-sensory experience where every corner is made for fun and photos.

The museum’s inaugural exhibition, Maestros and the Machines, reimagines the works of legendary artists like Mozart, Da Vinci, and Hokusai through the lens of modern technology . Visitors can explore installations featuring 500,000 LED lights creating 3D visuals, and “The Cave,” a pink flower-filled space soon to house a bar . Interactive experiences include a robot that creates sand art, a massive ball pit, and a digital coloring station that transforms drawings into 3D models.