New York City Experience Itinerary

• Day 1: Central Park
  10 minutes (1.2 miles) from Times Square

  Start your New York City experience by visiting Central Park, one of the largest parks in the city, and a haven for tourists and locals alike. With 843 acres of greenery, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as hiking, biking, row boating or visiting a variety of attractions within the park!

• Day 2: Times Square
  20 minutes (2.1 miles) from The Empire State Building

  No trip to New York City is complete without visiting Times Square, the commercial and entertainment hub of the city that never sleeps. With its bright neon lights, billboards and street performers, it would take an entire day to see everything that the area has to offer.

• Day 3: Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
  20 minutes (2.4 miles) from Wall Street

  Take a ferry ride to visit the Statue of Liberty, one of the most iconic symbols of freedom in the world. After that, head over to the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration to learn about the rich history of the city's immigrants and their contributions to the country.

• Day 4: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  20 minutes (2.3 miles) from The Central Park Zoo

  Explore one of the largest and most comprehensive art museums in the world, where you can find over 2 million works of art from around the globe.

• Day 5: Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO
  30 minutes (3.1 miles) from The Metropolitan Museum of Art

  Walk along the iconic Brooklyn Bridge and be rewarded with breathtaking views of Manhattan and the New York City skyline. After that, head over to DUMBO, a trendy neighborhood known for its cobblestone streets, artsy vibe, and picturesque waterfront views.

• Day 6: Chelsea Market and High Line
  20 minutes (2.2 miles) from Washington Square Park

  Visit the Chelsea Market, an indoor marketplace that offers a wide range of food options and specialty shops. After that, walk along the High Line, an elevated park that runs through the city and offers stunning views of the city's skyline.

Stima Tempo e Costi (Estimated Time and Costs)

• Central Park (3-4 ore, gratuito)
• Times Square (2-3 ore, gratuito)
• Statue of Liberty e Ellis Island (4-5 ore, $25)
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art (3-4 ore, $25)
• Brooklyn Bridge e DUMBO (3-4 ore, gratuito)
• Chelsea Market e High Line (3-4 ore, gratuito)
• Costo totale stimato: $75

Trasporto (Transportation)

Considera i mezzi pubblici per gli spostamenti all'interno della città. Il New York City Pass può essere un'opzione vantaggiosa se pianifichi di visitare molte attrazioni. In alternativa, molti dei luoghi di interesse sono facilmente accessibili a piedi. Il costo medio per il trasporto aeroportuale per un taxi da e per l'aeroporto di LaGuardia è di $30-40 con un tempo di viaggio di circa 20-30 minuti.

Suggerimenti Utili (Useful Tips)

Se hai più tempo a disposizione, potresti considerare beni altri luoghi di interesse come il MoMa, il 9/11 Memorial e Museum, o la Cattedrale di St. John the Divine. Tuttavia, se hai meno tempo a disposizione, potresti avere bisogno di eliminare alcune attrazioni dalla lista.

Aeroporti (Airports)

New York City è servita da tre principali aeroporti: L'aeroporto internazionale JFK (JFK), l'aeroporto internazionale di LaGuardia (LGA), e l'aeroporto internazionale di Newark Liberty (EWR). JFK è il principale scalo internazionale, situato a circa 26 chilometri a sud-est di Manhattan. LGA si trova a soli 14 chilometri a est- nord-est di Midtown Manhattan, mentre EWR si trova a circa 24 chilometri a sud-ovest di Manhattan.