What’s there to see and do in New York City? Everything! Get expert NYC travel information about what to do in New York City.

New York is home to some of the biggest, the best, the liveliest, the newest, the oldest, the tastiest, the matchless, the greatest and the utmost. The coolest thing, though, is that New York City is a perfect vacation destination for adults, kids, families, seniors, grandparents, honeymooners, groups and singles. Did we leave anybody out?

New York City Hotels and Accommodations
New York City has a virtual plethora of hotels in every price range and neighborhood. All midtown Manhattan hotels we offer are within walking distance of the best live entertainment in the world (Broadway), the best shopping avenue in the country (5th Avenue), the most famous park in the world (Central Park), the most famous skyscraper in the world (Empire State Building), the largest department store in the world (Macy’s) and the 24-hour neon glamor of Times Square.
Looking for something a bit quieter or less expensive? Consider a 4-star hotel in Brooklyn or just across the Hudson River in New Jersey. You can check NYC TripQuote for prices on all Manhattan hotels, as well as Brooklyn accommodations and New Jersey hotels.

New York City Sightseeing
See all the famous Big Apple sites on fun-filled New York sightseeing tours operated by the leaders in NYC touring - Gray Line of New York, On Location Tours and Harlem Gospel Tours.
And of course you can see the incredible New York skyline on New York harbor cruises with Circle Line and New York Water Taxi.
There are wonderful NYC tours focusing on the highlights of the holiday season, from 4th of July fireworks in New York Harbor to the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree to the fabulous NYC department store holiday displays.
You can also purchase admission tickets to the most popular NYC attractions - the Empire State Building Observatory, Statue of Liberty Ferry, Top of the Rock Observation Deck - and lots of spectacular sightseeing tours and museums.

New York City Restaurants and Dining
From delis to 5-Star dining, NYC has a restaurant for every appetite. With 17,000 restaurants, you'll need us to guide you to the best. We'll make hard-to-get pre-theater reservations so you won't have to rush to your Broadway show. Our professional NYC travel experts will recommend restaurants that will suit your tastes perfectly. Our restaurants are conveniently located in midtown Manhattan's famed Broadway Theater District and consistently provide excellent meals at very affordable prices -- with tax and gratuity included! Restaurants have pre-set menus and all rates are per person. At most restaurants, we'll make your dining reservations at the time of your choice -- saving you time and worry.

NYC Broadway and Theater
No visit to New York City can be complete without seeing a Broadway show. NYCVP makes it easy for you to see a memorable musical, comedy or drama. We’ll even find tickets to sold-out shows!
Interested in something a bit more off-beat than Broadway? We have tickets to off-Broadway performances, as well as the Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet, Radio City Christmas Spectacular … and the best in professional sports year-round, including the Yankees, Rangers, Knicks, Giants, Mets, Jets, Nets, Devils and Islanders.

By the way, What’s the difference between Broadway, Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway theaters? Believe it or not, it has NOTHING to do with whether the theater is located on Broadway. In fact, there are only 4 theaters (Palace, Broadway, Marquis and Winter Garden) that are actually on Broadway. The rest of the so-called "Broadway Theaters" are on side streets. The designation is simply based on the size of the theater:

• Theaters with 700 or more seats are called Broadway Theaters
• Theaters with 100-699 are designated as Off-Broadway, and
• Theaters with under 100 seats are known as Off-Off Broadway.