A Week in New York City Delight

• Day 1: Central Park
  10 minutes (2 miles) from Times Square

  Central Park is a must-see location in Manhattan, covering 843 acres of greenery in the midst of New York City. Enjoy a walk, relax, enjoy the scenery, or take a horse-drawn carriage ride.

• Day 2: Metropolitan Museum of Art
  15 minutes (2.5 miles) from Central Park

  The Met is an extensive art museum with collections ranging from paintings to sculptures from all parts of the world. Explore at your leisure with expert guides or a self-guided tour.

• Day 3: Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
  15 minutes (2.5 miles) from Metropolitan Museum of Art

  Board the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and experience the iconic monument up close. Visit Ellis Island and learn about its history as the primary immigration center in the late 19th and early 20th century.

• Day 4: The High Line
  20 minutes (3 miles) from Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island

  The High Line is an urban park built on a former rail line elevated above Manhattan's streets. Enjoy the city's skyline view while walking through public art displays, gardens, and architecture.

• Day 5: Broadway
  20 minutes (3 miles) from The High Line

  Experience the glamour and magic of Broadway by watching one of the world-famous shows, like The Lion King! Enjoy the energy and spirit of musical theater.

• Day 6: Times Square
  10 minutes (2 miles) from Broadway

  Times Square is the most iconic tourist attraction in NYC, from its ostentatious billboards to its lively pedestrian crowds. Be a part of the flow, dine in renowned restaurants, enjoy world-class shopping entertainment, including VR experiences and visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.

Time and Costs Estimations

• Central Park (2-3 hours, Free)
• Metropolitan Museum of Art (2-3 hours, $25 adults, $12 children under 12)
• Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island (4 hours, $25 adults, $12 children under 12)
• High Line (2-3 hours, Free)
• Broadway Show (2-3 hours, $100-$300 per ticket depending on location and show)
• Times Square (2-3 hours, Free)
• Total Estimated Costs: $150-$400

Transportation

New York City is easy to navigate using taxis or the subway. It's also an excellent city to walk with well-establish pedestrian paths. Consider purchasing a week-long MetroCard for $32 for unlimited travel on subway or bus throughout NYC.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, add a visit to One World Trade Center where you can see breathtaking panoramic views at 102 floors above the ground. For those who want to increase ny knowledge of contemporary art, the New Museum of Contemporary Art in the Bowery is a fascinating option.

If you have less time, drop the visit to the High Line or Times Square. Alternatively, if you're interested in history, add a visit to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

Airports

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) serves the city of New York and is located 16 miles southeast of Times Square. LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is closer to Manhattan, nine miles northeast of Times Square, and cater mostly to domestic flights while JFK is International.