A trip to New York is incomplete without a stroll through Central Park, no matter what time of year you’re on holiday. It is the world’s most famous park and is right in the heart of the city! It is a breath of fresh air and the perfect way to reconnect with nature in the middle of one of the world’s busiest cities.

The area where Broadway meets Seventh Avenue, better known as Times Square, is one of New York’s most popular points of interest and somewhere you must visit at least once on holiday.

There’s an extraordinary number of buildings in Manhattan so it’s also a great idea to take in views of the city from a panoramic viewpoint. To do so, make sure to include a trip to one of New York’s main observation points – the Empire State Building – in your itinerary.

This is an enormous station and it has so many platforms that it is considered one of the largest in the world. As well as catching the metro, here you can also visit the food market that has great food options, and the main hall, which also has beautiful paintings on the ceiling and a giant United States flag.

Inaugurated in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was already considered one of the world’s largest suspension bridges. It connects Manhattan to Brooklyn and crosses over the East River. It is one of New York’s most visited tourist attractions and somewhere that’s always full of people. It spans 1,800 metres in length, and you can walk, cycle or drive across it. It is a beautiful place to see the sun rise or set!

Fifth Avenue is one of Manhattan island’s most important avenues. It divides Manhattan from east to west and has shops, museums, old mansions and many luxury boutiques. It is a great place to shop because you will find everything from mainstream shops to the most sophisticated boutiques!

The greatest landmark of the United States, the Statue of Liberty, is a representation of freedom and hope for the thousands of immigrants who reached the United States seeking a better life. This 93-metre-tall statue can be found on Liberty Island in New York Bay and can be reached by boat from Battery Park.

Discover Bryant Park, a well-known park in New York frequented by the city’s residents. Located in midtown Manhattan, in the most touristy part of New York, Bryant Park is a very welcoming place for people to rest, read a book, have a picnic or even sunbathe.

The Rockefeller Center is a complex currently made up of 19 buildings, including shops, restaurants and various entertainment options. During Christmas, this is where you’ll find New York's most famous Christmas tree, which attracts millions of tourists every year and turns the place into one of the city's must-see sights.

The United Nations Headquarters is located in New York City, United States. It was designed by a team of architects from different countries, led by Wallace Harrison, and the final design was based on proposals made by Oscar Niemeyer and Le Corbusier. It was built between 1949 and 1952 and is located on the east side of Manhattan.

Among the shops and showcases of New York's millionaire 5th Avenue, the highlight is St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Between 50th and 51st Streets, and adjacent to the Rockfeller Center complex, the cathedral is a historic landmark of the city. Charming and beautiful, the church opened in 1879 was built with white marble on the walls and has two 100-metre high towers.