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The Best Things to Do in New York City with Kids

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New York City with Kids

Central Park , New York City
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In the midst of all of the city's concrete and high-rises, Central Park brings greenery and shady places for relaxation--as well as a zoo, ca
Tours from $50
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The country's largest museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses vast series of collections, with more than 2 million works divided among
Tickets from $62
World heritage site · Monument
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A gift of friendship from the people of France, Statue of Liberty National Monument long represented the first glimpse of the United States f
Tours from $29
Likely to sell out FROM $99
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Duration: 6h
Get accompanied by a licensed NYC tour guide, who will hop off at each stop to provide you with a comprehensive & more private sightseeing experience Ride in climate-controlled, luxury tour buses that offer a comfortable and pleasant touring experience, as well as protection from weather elements. Enjoy 15-minute guided walking tours of NYC's iconic places - Central Park, Rockefeller Center, 9/11 Memorial and more! Take a ferry ride for breathtaking views of the NYC skyline from the water!
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Natural History Museum
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Navigate the wonders of the natural world at American Museum of Natural History, one of the largest museums in the world. Conveniently locate
New York Public Library , New York City
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Admire the high marble arches and elegant pillars of one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks, New York Public Library. Situated in midto
Tours from $31

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Our expert advice on where to stay in New York City

The first step to finding accommodations in New York City is finding the right neighborhood. Manhattan, where most visitors end up, offers some of the most expensive rooms in the world, though there are lower-budget options, such as hostels with shared restrooms. Reduce your costs by basing yourself in one of the outer boroughs, but beware of low-end motels where you may end up sharing the premises with hourly customers. Alternatively, stay along the New Jersey shore, offering all the major chain hotels at considerably lower prices than their Manhattan equivalents.
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