Follow This Tour to See New York's Greatest Attractions in One Week

The Big Apple, New York City, combines energy with historic landmarks and cultural events. You can explore New York's famous places and make surprise discoveries when planning a 7-day trip. This guide shows you how many things you should do daily during your visit.

Day 1: Starting the Trip with Our First Day in New York City and a Visit to Times Square

Morning: When you reach New York City, relax in your hotel room. Spend downtime to relax on your arrival at your destination. Pick a Manhattan hotel so you can stay near the city's centre.

Evening: Make Times Square your first stop to start your New York City journey. Watch the magnificent digital signs along with the bright electric bulbs. Visiting a Broadway show will create a memorable experience you will not forget.

Day 2: Take your first steps into Manhattan’s top attractions and must-see sights

Morning: Your day starts with walking through Central Park. Experience the peaceful Bethesda Terrace and look over the Bow Bridge. No visit to New York is complete without seeing Strawberry Fields, which pays tribute to John Lennon.

Afternoon: Enjoy the best art and cultural exhibits at The Met. Everyone can discover incredible works of art, regardless of their interests, from historic and contemporary exhibits.

Evening: Enjoy luxurious dining experiences in the fine restaurants on the Upper East Side at dinner time.

Day 3: Downtown Delights

Morning: Go by ferry to explore these famous landmarks. Study how America received its immigrants at the Ellis Island museum.

Afternoon: View Wall Street's financial district before you visit the 9/11 Memorial and Memorial Museum.

Evening: Discover local foods and taste the culture while visiting Chinatown and Little Italy.

Day 4: Brooklyn Excursion

Morning: Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge to enjoy uniquely beautiful New York City and Brooklyn views.

Afternoon: Visit Brooklyn's creative DUMBO neighborhood and its lovely Brooklyn Heights blocks.

Evening: As sunset approaches, have a tranquil experience at Brooklyn Botanic Garden's grounds.

Day 5: Cultural Immersion in Midtown

Morning: Experience amazing skyscraper views when you visit the Top of the Rock Observation Deck. Remember to go to Rockefeller Center after you finish your tour.

Afternoon: At MoMA, visitors can experience leading-edge visual art from recent times.

Evening: Travelers can observe Grand Central Terminal's decoration while dining at its establishments.

Day 6: Shopping and Relaxation

Morning: Fifth Avenue offers luxury shopping at its flagship stores and designer boutiques.

Afternoon: Soak up Bryant Park vibes as you explore America's most extensive New York Public Library library.

Evening: Visit Madison Square Garden for live events and view the city from the Empire State Building tonight.

Day 7: Farewell to NYC

Morning: Start your day with bagels and pick up gifts for your family before you leave New York City.

Afternoon: On this last day, prepare to go home while you keep the NYC memories fresh in your mind.

To make your New York trip better, here are essential tips.

Subway travel works best to get around the city. The MetroCard is your main travel companion in New York City.

Find affordable food by checking out food trucks and casual dining spots.

When travelling, bring shoes that are easy to walk in, plus always have water and suitable clothing.