10 THINGS TO DO IN NEW YORK CITY

See New York from its proudest vantage point, the Freedom Tower, and gaze over 50 miles into the distance

Ride the multimedia elevator and experience the Sky Walk to feel like you're floating above New York City

Get real-time information about the landmarks below with the One World Explorer augmented reality experience

The fourth and fifth floors feature famous works, such as Van Gogh's The Starry Night, Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, splatter works by Jackson Pollock and Rothko's large-scale chromatic canvases

You'll find time slipping by like the fluid clocks in a Salvador Dali painting. Speaking of which: this is where Dali's The Persistence of Memory hangs

Architect Sir David Adjaye uses dim lighting, smoked glass and polished steel to give SPYSCAPE plenty of atmosphere

Learn to think like a spy and practice the tricks of the trade across seven high-tech galleries, mixing thrilling history with immersive interactive experiences

Discover what kind of spy you really are with the SPYSCAPE Profiling System and learn how to apply your new skills in daily life

Meet famous sports stars like Lionel Messi, Michelle Kwan, David Wright, Eli Manning and Serena Williams

Rub shoulders with honorable politicians like Barack Obama and George Washington. Donald Trump is also here

Ascend to the 70th floor of the 30 Rock building and get sweeping views of NYC, including the Empire State Building

Take amazing photographs from the roof of New York and get a free city guide with discounts for other attractions

30 Rock houses NBC Studios. Keep your eyes peeled for Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, and Lorne Michaels

Get out of the madness of Manhattan and into the Bronx's 250-acre Botanical Garden, one of the best in the world!

Enjoy exhibitions and programs plus roses, azaleas, cherry trees, magnolias, a 1930s rock garden, and more

Don't miss contemporary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's immersive installations in an exclusive exhibition venue! KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature is on from May 9 until November 1, 2020

Skip the line to The Met Cloisters, The Met Breuer and The Met 5th Avenue. Browse 5,000 years worth of sculptures, armor, instruments, clothing and more!

The 7 Hunt of the Unicorn tapestries, dating from the late 15th century show what was probably the last time the mythical unicorn was killed in Europe

The Met Cloisters has a superb collection of stained-glass windows on display, collected from castles and churches around Europe

Cruise along the Hudson and East River at night with a live DJ and entertainment

Tuck into an unlimited buffet of hot and cold items plus unlimited soft drinks

See the sights at night including the Brooklyn Bridge, One World Trade, Empire State Building, Williamsburg Bridge, and more!

Join the 35 million people of all ages, languages and cultures who've seen the Blue Man Group, here in their original home - New York City's Astor Place Theatre!

Witness a hilarious show full of lights, weird sounds and lots of hilarious sight gags

Head to the lobby after the show for a meet-and-greet and a photo with the Blue Man Group

Get up close with Lady Liberty and discover the story behind America's enduring symbol of freedom

Visit the Ellis Island National Immigration Museum to learn more about immigration in the United States