3 Days of Culture and History in New York
12 Attractions
One World Observatory, Central Park Bike Tour by Unlimited Biking, The Museum of Broadway, Mercer Labs – Museum of Art and Technology, 9/11 Memorial and Museum, Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Ferry, Catacombs by Candlelight Tour, RiseNY, Top of the Rock Observatory , American Museum of Natural History, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Guggenheim MuseumExplore New York’s vibrant cultural scene over three days, featuring art museums, historic landmarks, and city views. This itinerary blends iconic venues with immersive experiences at a relaxed pace.
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Enjoy panoramic sights at One World Observatory
Begin your cultural journey with expansive views atop One World Observatory. The open-air decks reveal Manhattan’s vast skyline and waterways, offering a perfect introduction to the city’s scale and diversity. Nearby, explore vibrant neighborhoods for a full city vibe.
One World Observatory
4.6 (419)Up to 2 hours$47.85Included with the All-Inclusive PassDiscover the dizzying heights of the One World Observatory, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. You’ll be amazed by the 360°-degree views from its indoor observation deck, reaching out to Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and more. - 2
Cycle through Central Park’s famed landscapes
Relax on a guided bike tour through Central Park’s iconic spots like Bethesda Fountain and The Mall. This easy-paced ride offers refreshing greenery and cultural stories, making it a refreshing break from city bustle, plus great photo opportunities.
Central Park Bike Tour by Unlimited Biking
4.6 (68)Up to 2 hours$48.99Included with the All-Inclusive PassYou can’t visit New York City without a trip to Central Park. On this two-hour bike tour, you’ll tick off the most notable landmarks and discover what makes the park such an amazing place.You’ll be geared up with your bike, helmet and bike lock. Then, you and your small group of fellow riders will be guided around the best bits of this iconic green space for some Central Park sightseeing.With All-Inclusive PassExclusive to Go City - 3
Explore The Museum of Broadway’s theatrical past
Step behind the scenes at this immersive Museum of Broadway tracing Broadway’s evolution from vaudeville to today. Interactive exhibits, costumes, and set pieces bring theatrical history to life, engaging visitors with stories that shaped the city’s entertainment legacy.
The Museum of Broadway
4.6 (73)1-2 hours$42.82Included with the All-Inclusive PassStep inside the Museum of Broadway and discover the stories behind the shows that have shaped New York’s most famous stage. Throughout the museum, interactive exhibits highlight legendary performers, landmark productions, and the behind-the-scenes creativity that brings Broadway to life. From original costumes and set pieces to rare photographs and memorabilia, the collection offers a closer look at the craft and history of live theatre.The experience begins in 1732, tracing Broadway’s evolution from its earliest performances through to the present day. As you move through the galleries, you’ll see how Broadway has continually reflected – and challenged – social attitudes, pushing creative boundaries and influencing culture far beyond New York City.Themed exhibition spaces focus on different eras, styles, and genres, allowing you to explore iconic shows while also discovering new favourites. Along the way, hands-on displays invite visitors of all ages to get involved – whether that means stepping onto a mock stage, engaging with performance-inspired activities, or immersing yourself in the sound and spectacle of Broadway’s greatest moments. - 4
Discover digital art innovations at Mercer Labs
End your day exploring Mercer Labs, where art meets technology in pioneering digital installations and creative displays. This vibrant space encourages fresh perspectives on art and offers a dynamic close to your first day immersed in culture.
Mercer Labs – Museum of Art and Technology
4.0 (119)1-2 hours$57.70Included with the All-Inclusive PassMercer Labs is an ultra-sensory, 360° immersive playground where art and cutting-edge tech collide. Right in the heart of downtown NYC, this multi-level gallery stretches across 15 interactive rooms, each packed with mind-bending visuals, hypnotic soundscapes, and touchable experiences that’ll leave you questioning what’s real.Maestros and the Machines ExperienceStep into a groundbreaking world where art, technology, and imagination collide. Maestros and the Machine redefines creativity, inviting you to explore what the great masters—like Mozart, Da Vinci, and Hokusai—might have created with today's limitless technology.Conceived and directed by renowned artist Roy Nachum, this immersive exhibition is a living dialogue between past and future. Through stunning visual displays and innovative technology, timeless masterpieces are reimagined, evolving before your eyes.Art transcends time—and here, it becomes something truly immortal. Discover a new way to experience creativity at Maestros and the Machine, where the boundaries between eras, ideas, and innovation dissolve.With All-Inclusive PassYou'll get one free mochi with your pass!
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Reflect at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum
Spend time at this moving tribute to lives changed at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. The peaceful reflecting pools and thoughtful exhibits invite reflection amid the city’s energy. Nearby, the Financial District offers historic architecture and dining spots to explore.
Booking required9/11 Memorial and Museum
4.8 (742)2-3 hours$36.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassThe 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City is a place of remembrance, reflection and historical understanding. Located at the former World Trade Center site, it documents the events of September 11, 2001, and their lasting impact through carefully curated exhibitions and original artifacts.Inside the museum, exhibits present a detailed account of the day’s events, from the moments leading up to the attacks to their immediate and long-term consequences. Through a combination of recovered objects, multimedia displays and recorded testimonies, the museum highlights both the scale of the tragedy and the individual human stories behind it. Personal narratives from first responders, survivors and victims’ families provide insight into the courage, cooperation and resilience shown during and after the attacks.Your visit ends at the 9/11 Memorial Plaza, where two large reflecting pools mark the footprints of the Twin Towers. The engraved names surrounding the pools honour the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives, offering a calm and contemplative space in the heart of Lower Manhattan.The 9/11 Memorial & Museum serves as both a historical record and a place for quiet reflection, ensuring the events of September 11 – and those affected by them – are respectfully remembered. - 2
Explore Lady Liberty and Ellis Island’s history
Take a ferry to these landmarks central to America’s story of liberty and immigration. Tour the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island’s museum to gain insight into the nation’s founding ideals while enjoying scenic harbor views.
Booking requiredStatue of Liberty and Ellis Island Ferry
4.4 (417)Up to 4 hours$26.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassUse your pass to hop on the Ellis Island ferry. Statue City Cruises is the only official and authorized ferry service to the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island. Get up close to the world-famous green copper statue, and admire her torch and crown. It's the first landmark millions of immigrants saw on arrival to the United States, and a must-see on any trip to New York City.You'll get to stroll around the Statue of Liberty National Monument at ground level and take all those close-up snaps. You'll also have access to explore the new Statue of Liberty Museum where you can learn all about the construction and history of the iconic landmark, and see historic exhibits like the statue's original torch. The free-to-enter museum also has plenty of multi-sensory exhibits - touch a copper model of Lady Liberty's face, step into the re-imagined studio space where she was created, and share your own story of liberty with an interactive photo app.Once you’ve had your fill of the Statue of Liberty and taken in views of downtown Manhattan, you’ll head to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, where admission is included. Here, you can learn more about the icon of freedom and even trace your family tree. You'll be provided with a self-guided audio tour of Liberty and Ellis Island – perfect for exploring at your own pace. - 3
Experience the Catacombs by Candlelight Tour
Delve underground for a unique Catacombs by Candlelight Tour beneath New York’s churches. The atmospheric setting and rich history shed light on lesser-known stories of the city, creating an intriguing and memorable perspective on New York’s past.
Booking requiredCatacombs by Candlelight Tour
4.3 (43)1-2 hours$38.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassExperience an atmospheric journey through history, and see what lies beneath the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral. This 90-minute guided tour will take you through the underground tunnels and passageways of historic catacombs, with plenty of spine-tingling stories as you go.You’ll visit the final resting place of noteworthy New Yorkers who’ve played important roles in Catholic, New York and American history. Among those buried are Bishops, the Delmonico family, General Thomas Eckert who was a confidant of Abraham Lincoln, Honest John Kelly of Tammany Hall, and John Connolly, the first resident Bishop of New York.Set foot on a mesmerizing journey through the mysterious, dimly lit passages of the New York Catacombs by Candlelight tour, and uncover the city's hidden secrets. This adventure takes you deep beneath the bustling streets of New York to explore the network of subterranean chambers, where history comes alive in every corner. As you traverse the narrow passageways, the flickering light of candles illuminates the dark recesses, revealing the captivating stories of those who once called these catacombs their final resting place.Feel the spine-tingling sensation of walking through the hallowed halls of the New York Catacombs, as the soft glow of candles casts shadows on the ancient walls. Your expert guide will impress you with fascinating tales of the individuals within these sacred vaults, offering a rare glimpse into the lives and legacies of those who shaped the city's history. With each step, you'll be immersed in a world of eerie silence and poignant memories, where time seems to stand still.As you conclude your tour, you'll be left with a profound appreciation for the rich tapestry of stories woven into the very fabric of New York's catacombs. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience the enigmatic allure of New York's hidden underbelly. - 4
Take in skyline views and stories with RiseNY
Conclude your day with RiseNY’s blend of pop culture storytelling and breathtaking panoramic views. This immersive experience connects you with the city’s vibrant spirit while you ascend to stunning vistas.
RiseNY
4.5 (197)1-2 hours$43.55Included with the All-Inclusive PassLocated in Times Square, RiseNY’s immersive three-part adventure lets you experience New York City in a whole new way, connecting you to some of the city’s most famous sights and historical moments!Your experience begins inside a replica of the original NYC City Hall Subway Station where you’ll enjoy a screening of Ric Burns and James Sanders’ documentary about the Big Apple’s evolution into a global cultural hub, narrated by Jeff Goldblum.A virtual subway car transports you to RiseNY’s seven galleries, which are themed around finance, film, fashion, music, the New York skyline, TV/radio and Broadway. Museum-quality exhibits showcase the city’s pop culture roots, with highlights including a hand-painted jacket made for Madonna by graffiti artist Keith Haring, the guitar Bruce Springsteen used to write Born To Run, Biggie Smalls’ red tracksuit, a check signed by Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and replica set designs from iconic New York TV shows including The Honeymooners.Your thrilling adventure climaxes in the state-of-the-art flying theater. Take your seat, strap in and get ready for an uplifting experience like no other. You’ll rise into the air before dipping, swooping and soaring across the New York skyline. Enjoy the best seats in the house for the Times Square New Year Ball Drop, soar over Central Park and see Brooklyn Bridge and the Yankee Stadium from dizzying heights. Amazing 8K aerial footage, realistic flight movement and wind and mist effects might even convince you that you’re experiencing the real thing!
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Take in sweeping city views from Top of the Rock
Enjoy unobstructed 360-degree views of Manhattan from Top of the Rock’s observation decks at Rockefeller Plaza. Spot famous landmarks and soak in abundant daylight inside elegant settings, offering a captivating perspective on New York’s urban landscape.
Booking requiredTop of the Rock Observatory
4.5 (805)Up to 2 hours$65.25Included with the All-Inclusive PassManhattan is all about skylines and Top of the Rock is up there with the best.You’ll hop in a glass elevator and whizz 70 floors up to the Top of the Rock Observatory. Comprising both indoor and outdoor spaces, this 55,000 square-foot area is made up of three observation decks that give you unobstructed, 360-degree views of the city, including Central Park, the Hudson River and even Connecticut on a clear day. Best of all, the Art Deco building offers something the Empire State Building never will – a view of the Empire State Building.You can explore the exhibits and see the short films covering Rockefeller Center’s historic 10-year construction during the Great Depression in the 1930s. Then ascend to the top in less than a minute with a ride up 850 feet (260 m) on the Sky Shuttle. You’ll spot classics of New York’s famous skyline, including the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, the George Washington & Brooklyn Bridges, One World Trade Center and the Statue of Liberty.Your pass also includes entry to a multimedia exhibition so you can learn all about the building and the man behind it – John D. Rockefeller.Visit during the day for amazing panoramic views or at night to see the electric city all lit up. - 2
Explore natural wonders at the American Museum of Natural History
Dive into world-class exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History covering human biology, wildlife, space exploration, and geology. This vast museum offers interactive galleries that fascinate all ages, making it a rewarding stop for curious minds and culture seekers.
American Museum of Natural History
4.5 (471)Up to 5 hours$43.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassThe American Museum of Natural History New York is one of the largest in the world, and over five million history, science, nature and space buffs visit every year. You might even recognize it as the star of the movie Night at the Museum.The impressive exhibits include a 94-foot whale model, the 563-carat Star of India sapphire and a giant Sequoia tree almost 2,000 years old. You’ll also find one of the biggest collections of fossils and dinosaur bones in the world.Our pass gives you access to all exhibition halls and one ticketed exhibition of your choice.Paid exhibitions you can choose from are: Invisible WorldsExplore nature’s hidden realms, from ocean depths to DNA strands, in this immersive family-friendly experience. Life at the Limits: Nature’s SuperheroesMeet the amazing species that survive and thrive on planet Earth. A spectacle of colors, textures, behaviors, specialized parts, and exacting skills. Encounters in the Milky Way A time-traveling journey about the cosmic movements that shape our galactic neighborhood, narrated by Pedro Pascal. The Giant-Screen FilmLupita Nyong’o narrates Worlds Beyond Earth, exploring our solar system’s dynamic worlds and Earth’s unique conditions for life. Butterfly VivariumEnjoy 80 species of free-flying butterflies in the year-round Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium. Impact: The End of the Age of Dinosaurs Impact: The End of the Age of Dinosaurs explores the before-and-after story of the cataclysmic asteroid collision that led to the mass extinction of the majority of life on the planet. Discover what happened sixty-six million years ago, and how it paved the way for new species. - 3
Discover modern art at MoMA
Stroll through the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)’s renowned collection featuring masters like Picasso, Warhol, and Kahlo. The thoughtfully curated galleries highlight artistic innovation and invite exploration across diverse styles and periods.
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
4.4 (219)Up to 4 hours$30.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassThe Museum of Modern Art — or 'MoMA' as it's known by locals — is the most influential modern art museum in the world. It houses one of the best collections of contemporary masterpieces and is an inspiring place to spend an afternoon or an entire day.The gorgeous building is worth a visit alone — it's filled with light and boasts cutting-edge architecture. Use your pass for admission and enjoy modern art masterpieces like Vincent van Gogh’s “The Starry Night,” Claude Monet’s “Water Lilies,” and Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans.”And, when it comes to the classics, you've got pieces from Frida Kahlo, Jacob Lawrence, Edward Hopper, Jackson Pollock, and many more.After you've explored the interiors, head to the outdoor garden to relax among the plants and sculptures. In addition to its premier permanent collection, the Museum of Modern Art regularly showcases a range of special multimedia exhibitions too, so check the schedule before you plan your visit. - 4
Experience art and design at the Guggenheim Museum
Visit the Guggenheim Museum for its unique spiral architecture paired with a dynamic selection of 20th-century artworks. This museum combines striking design and compelling exhibitions to offer an inspiring cultural encounter.
Guggenheim Museum
3.9 (64)Up to an hour$30.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassWander through the impressive permanent galleries and become awe-struck by the top-notch collection of gorgeous art. The Guggenheim is home to the works of Cézanne, Gauguin, Manet, Monet, Picasso, Pissarro, and Renoir. From Impressionist and Post-Impressionist to sculpture and the Avante Garde, this museum is an art lover’s paradise.