Things to Do in Manhattan

There are 3 attractions in Manhattan. Statue of Liberty, copper statue symbolizing us freedom on liberty island, is the most popular.

Most Popular By Name
All Parks & Reserves 82 Museums 50 Historic Buildings 33 Islands 16 Religious Sites 15 Theaters 11 Plazas & Squares 7 Monuments & Memorials 6 Archaeological Sites 4 Area 3 Stadiums & Sports 3 Cliffs & Canyons 2 Lakes 1 Rivers & Waterways 1 Castles & Palaces 1 Mountains & Peaks 1 Capes & Headlands 1
Unisphere
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Unisphere
Stainless‑steel globe monument from the 1964 World's Fair
Park
Central Park Tower
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Central Park Tower
Residential supertall skyscraper overlooking Manhattan's Central Park
Building
CitySpire
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CitySpire
Mixed-use Manhattan skyscraper with distinctive crown and spire
Building
Hearst Tower (Manhattan)
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Hearst Tower (Manhattan)
New York skyscraper with distinctive diagrid atop historic base
Building
Union Square, Manhattan
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Union Square, Manhattan
Manhattan plaza and busy civic gathering space
Plaza
Washington Square Park
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Washington Square Park
Historic Greenwich Village park with iconic arch
Park
28 Liberty Street
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28 Liberty Street
New York skyscraper in Lower Manhattan financial district
Building
One57
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One57
Manhattan supertall residential skyscraper on Billionaires' Row
Building
Rikers Island
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Rikers Island
New York City's large jail complex in the East River
Island
The Morgan Library & Museum
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The Morgan Library & Museum
Historic New York library housing rare manuscripts and art
Museum
111 West 57th Street
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111 West 57th Street
Affluent Manhattan residential supertall known for extreme slenderness
Building
8 Spruce
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8 Spruce
Residential skyscraper in Lower Manhattan with undulating facade
Building
Columbus Circle
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Columbus Circle
Traffic circle and plaza at Manhattan's southwest Central Park
Monument
20 Exchange Place
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20 Exchange Place
Historic Art Deco skyscraper in Lower Manhattan
Building
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Large Episcopal cathedral in Manhattan known for unfinished nave
Church
Governors Island
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Governors Island
Island in New York Harbor with parks and forts
Island
Shea Stadium
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Shea Stadium
Former New York Mets stadium demolished in 2009
Park
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
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USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Primary venue for the US Open tennis tournament
Park
Bryant Park
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Bryant Park
Urban green space and popular Manhattan gathering spot
Park
Central Park Zoo
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Central Park Zoo
Small urban zoo within Manhattan's Central Park
Museum
Riverside Church
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Riverside Church
Large interdenominational New York church with notable architecture
Church
The Cloisters
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The Cloisters
Metropolitan Museum branch exhibiting medieval European art
Church
Hart Island
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Hart Island
New York's potter's-field island used for mass burials
Island
National Academy of Design
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National Academy of Design
New York art school and historic academy institution
Museum
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