Arrive early for the best seats, and be prepared for some major laughs. It’s where some of Saturday Night Live’s most famous alumni got their start!
With a tasty contemporary American menu, as well as a variety of bar snacks, Niles is the perfect place to relax after a day or night on the town.
Enjoy a movie in the summer, ice skating in winter, and people-watching all year round in one of New York’s most iconic parks.
Get up close and personal with nearly two dozen aircrafts and explore the housing quarters of a massive aircraft carrier – it’s fun (and educational!) for all ages.
There’s nothing more New York than enjoying a little lunch on the steps of the library – but don’t forget to stop inside to see what exhibits are on, too!
Practice for your Madison Square Garden debut with a guitar delivered to your room during your stay! It’s all part of our TLC experience.
New York Times writer Frank Bruni loves this restaurant for the succulent brisket, heavenly ribs, mouthwatering corn pudding, and tantalizing peanut butter & jelly cupcakes.
In the running for the best brunch place in NYC on our list. Order the skillet eggs and fried egg sandwich. You'll thank us!
It's not hard to find a tapas restaurant in Chelsea, but Txikito sets itself apart a bit with a more comfortable, warmer space than the rest and a menu focused on Basque food.
Spacious, peaceful restaurant above hectic Macy's and Herald Square. Though not a cheap place to eat, it offers some of the better food in the immediate surrounding area.
An "unexpected" find on an obscure block in Chelsea, this "delightful" little hot spot takes traditional Italian dishes and serves them up with "modern ingenuity", "creativity" and "flair".
Contemporary Lebanese/Mediterranean cuisine. Consistently voted NYC's #1 Mediterranean restaurant by OpenTable diners!
Not only can you participate in just about every sport imaginable at Chelsea Piers, you can rehydrate afterward at NYC’s largest microbrewery.
Casually chic and with elaborate chandeliers, yet Guinness beer on tap. This rare find is a hidden gem for shareable appetizers, grills, salads, pasta and drinks of every flavor.
Guests at this bar may be able to catch a glimpse of the part owner, author Sebastian Junger (The Perfect Storm).
As the name suggests, American spirits are the emphasis at this dark, sultry bar. Along with a selection of bourbons and ryes, there are gins, vodkas and rums, all distilled in the States.
Jack Doyle’s is a classic New York Irish American bar, and has all of the beer and pub food to match. Perfect for hanging out and enjoying a cold Guinness and some Shepard’s pie with friends.
The eclectic jukebox is always rocking at Billymark’s West, a rough-and-tumble but lovable dive bar near Penn Station.A pool table and dartboard attract regular customers starting at 8 a.m.
Whether you are grabbing a quick bite to eat before jumping on a train at Penn Station, or having drinks after a game, Mustang Harry’s is where you want to go.
With massive digital billboards, this is the heart of the New York theater district and site of the annual ball drop celebration on New Year's Eve.
Check out this state-of-the-art recreational facility located on the Hudson River in Chelsea. Enjoy their bowling, golf, ice hockey, or wall climbing among other activities.
This much-anticipated outdoor park was created on an elevated infrastructure built in the 1930s. Today, lush gardens, sculptures and amazing views of the Hudson River adorn this magnificent concourse.
This incredible block-long gourmet food and retail marketplace contains bakeries, restaurants, gift shops, supply stores and local food purveyors abound. Sample sales often pop up in its center.
In Chelsea's converted industrial spaces, you'll find brand new galleries hosting group shows by up-and-coming artists, blockbuster exhibitions by art world celebrities and a slew of provocative work.
FIT owns one of the largest and most impressive collections of clothing, textiles and accessories in the world, including 50,000 costumes and fabrics dating from the 5th century to the present.
This six-story museum houses Donald and Shelley Rubin’s impressive collection of Himalayan art, as well as large-scale temporary exhibitions, film screenings, live music, and dance performances.
One of Manhattan’s biggest event venues, MSG is the city’s premiere sports and entertainment complex. Home to the NY Rangers, Knicks and Liberty teams, it’s also a stage for musicians on tour.
Home of the NYC Rockettes, this entertainment venue is a beloved NYC landmark.
The MoMA is home to the largest collection of modern painting and sculptures in the world, housing Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” and Monet’s breathtaking 14 foot wide “Water Lilies.”
Noted as one of NYC’s most popular tourist attractions, The Broadway Theater District and Broadway host critically-acclaimed theatrical performances, presented in over 40 professional theaters.
