Introduction

New York City is one of the most famous cities in the world, and it’s also home to some of the best attractions. There’s so much to do in New York that even if you’re only there for a few days, you’ll be able to see everything at least once. Here are ten things that are worth checking out while visiting:

The Top of the Rock

If you want to see the city skyline, there’s no better place than the Top of the Rock. This is a free attraction that you can visit on your own or take a guided tour. The view is truly amazing and will leave you feeling like you were really there in New York City—and that’s something we know all too well!

Eat a hot dog in Central Park

One of the best ways to experience New York is through its food. There are few things more iconic than the hot dog, and while they may seem a little too simple for such a big city, you’ll find that there are many different types of hot dogs in New York—and they’re all delicious.

The best place for this is Central Park, where vendors sell them from their carts or stand on corners selling them from small tables set up under trees or beside ponds full of fish (or both). If you want something more substantial than just plain old sausage meat with mustard, try adding ketchup or relish onto your dog before eating it!

Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge

One of the best things to do in New York City is walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. It’s a symbol of New York City and one of its most iconic landmarks, so if you want to get acquainted with this city and its history, then this should be your starting point. There are many different ways to cross the bridge: walking or cycling (on your bike), but either way it will give you a great opportunity to see all that NYC has to offer!

Ride the Staten Island Ferry

The Staten Island Ferry is a free ride across the harbor. It’s easy to get on and off, taking about 15 minutes to cross the water. The ferry provides a great view of Manhattan’s skyline, as well as some beautiful views of New York City islands like Ellis Island and Governors Island. The ferry runs 24/7; you can view it in action at any time (and even hang out with other people who are waiting for it).

The Staten Island Ferry runs every 20 minutes at all times except during rush hour (when they run every 15 minutes), so you’ll never have to worry about missing your ride!

Go to an exhibit at MoMA and MOMA.

MoMA and MOMA are two of New York’s most popular museums, and they’re both free to visit. MoMA is home to some amazing modern art, while MOMA houses contemporary pieces from around the world. Both museums have something for everyone, so if you’re looking for something different than what’s at another museum in town (or even just an excuse to see some cool art), then these two should be your first stops!

There are lots of things to do in New York!

There are plenty of things to do in New York. If you’re looking for something fun and exciting, we’ve got you covered!

• Go shopping at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET), which will give your wallet a break from paying so much money on food and rent every month.
• Take a stroll down Fifth Avenue or Times Square at night—it’s great entertainment! And if that’s not enough, there are even more shows every weekend than there are during the weekdays; check out our guide on how to get tickets here [link].
• Take an afternoon boat ride along the Hudson River from Battery Park City up into Harlem where everyone can see some great views of New York City before going back downtown again later on their way home after dinner time has passed by without them noticing anything interesting happening anywhere near where they live (which might be why this section exists).

Conclusion

New York is a great place to visit with lots of things to do, so come to New York and experience these amazing activities.