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New York City

New York City at a Glance Experience the Big Apple in full with a private charter flight to New York City. No city in North America receives more visitors than New York, and once you visit you will see why. NYC has everything, from famous landmarks to an unbeatable skyline, and some of the world's best hotels, shops, and restaurants.

Each of New York's five boroughs offers unique characteristics and attractions. Spend a day in midtown Manhattan one day, and then discover an entirely different experience in Brooklyn the next.

New York City alone receives nearly 70 million visitors annually. That figure is enough to make New York state one of the most heavily trafficked states in the U.S. There are countless attractions in the city. Some of the most famous and popular landmarks include New York Times Square, the State of Liberty, and the Empire State Building. But New York is also renowned for its world-class cuisine, vibrant and diverse culture, high-profile celebrity presence, and much more.

New York City is also one of the world's largest hubs for business travel in countless industries. Many companies are headquartered in New York City, making it one of the busiest and most diverse travel centers in the world.

The City that Never Sleeps receives a constant stream of visitors throughout the year. If you are traveling for pleasure, spring and summer are typically the best times to visit NYC due to the weather in the northeast. Where is New York City? New York City is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with over 8 million residents in just over 300 square miles of space. Brooklyn has the highest population of the city's boroughs, with over 2.5 million residents.

New York City is located at the far southeast end of New York State. It borders Long Island and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and New Jersey to the west. The Hudson River marks NYC's western boundary, while the East River divides Brooklyn and Queens from Manhattan's East Side.

New York City has two major airports: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and LaGuardia Airport (LGA), both in Queens. Smaller, less crowded airports near the city include White Plains Westchester Airport and New York Stewart International Airport. Flying to New York is often more convenient than driving because most people in the city rely on public transit rather than their cars to get around. Popular New York City Attractions New York City is home to dozens of internationally famous landmarks and destinations. New York City travel guides are a must for most visitors. Even those traveling for business will try to see at least one famous landmark during their stay. Central Park, the State of Liberty and Ellis Island, Battery Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Empire State Building are just a few of the more popular destinations.

There are, of course, other great ways to see New York. Views of the city skyline can be accessed from the top of the Empire State Building, or one of Manhattan's famous rooftop bars.

New York City is also a popular travel destination for fans of theater, film, and sports. Some of the most historic entertainment venues in the world, like Madison Square Garden, Yankee Stadium, and various Broadway theaters, can all be found in the Big Apple.

Things to See in New York City

Malcolm Shabazz Market

Oak Neck Beach

Bloomer Island

Cannonball Trail

Monmouth Museum

Jones Rocks

Town Of Oyster Bay Golf Course

Summit Golf Course (Historical)

Mill Rock

Imperial Theatre

Cold Spring Beach

James M Shuart Stadium

Hinchcliffe Stadium

Great Captain Rocks

New Museum Of Contemporary Art

Lake Success Park Golf Course

Rutgers Stadium

Clancy Island

American Museum Of Natural History

Nederlander Theatre

Clearview Park Golf Course

Erasmus Hall Museum

Studio Museum

Yellow Bar Hassock

Winhole Hassock

Bowers Island

Rockland Lake Championship Golf Course

Shrewsbury Island

Fighting Island

Galloping Hill Park And Golf Course

Seidler Beach

Bar Beach

Steinberg Museum Of Art At Hillwood

East Aler Island

Broad Acres Golf Course (Historical)

Potters Island

Staten Island

Hawlett Hassock

Townsend Island

Watchung Mountains

Canarsie Pol

Aqueduct Racetrack

Saint Albans Golf Club (Historical)

Citi Field

Rutgers Golf Course

Grassy Rock

Hudson River Museum And Planetarium

Oakland Beach

Raynham Hall Museum

Van Cortlandt Park Golf Course

Randalls Island

Garvies Point Museum

National Academy Museum & School

Morley Park Golf Course

Willets Hassock

Ashland Stadium

Long Meadow Island

Rock Hall Museum

A A Low Building South Street Seaport Museum

Crab Island

Staten Island Museum

Laurence Harbor Beach

Abigail Adams Smith Museum

Pearsalls Hassock

Centre Island Beach

Hoboken Historical Museum

Bloomer Beach

Rockland Lake Executive Golf Course

Goudreau Museum Of Mathematics

Museum Of The American Gangster

George W Hodgins Stadium

Milbrook Golf Club

Glen Island

Barren Island

East Crow Island

Museum Of American Folk Art

Olivers Island

Museum Of The Jewish Heritage

Middle Crow Island

Sunset Valley Golf Course

The Holocaust Museum And Study Center

Nicholas Roerich Museum

Betson Stadium

Oakwood Beach

Central Park Zoo

World Trade Center Tribute

Grass Hassock

Great Captain Island

Apawami Golf Club

Ripley'S Believe It Or Not!

Museum Of Art And Design

Simmons Hassock

Museum Of Arts And Design

Silver Lake Golf Course

Mosholu Golf Course

Suffern Village Museum

Rockville Golf Course

Nassau County Museum Of Art

Shooters Island

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