Best of the Best! EduConcierge's all-time favorite museum! See the history of the subway, methods of fare collection, and tour old subway cars in this former subway station. It's an absolute must see!
This former railroad track was renovated and converted into a wondrous park in the sky! Bring your camera, too! If you're going to Philly, check out the sister Race St. Pier made by the same designer.
Grab your burgers and fries, but before you go, check the line via the ShackCam. For the must-get custard, hop into the B-Line alongside the regular one (by the registers). Still, it's worth the wait! Read more.
The best place for candy-fanatics. The ground floor is pick-and-mix, the lower level is pre-packaged candy (and souvenirs), and the upper level is the dessert bar. Grab a container, and stuff 'er!
Head to this wonderful museum and see the history of Television and Radio. Then, watch an episode of I Love Lucy and other classics in the theater. Finally, pick a tape to watch in your own booth!
The site of the annual NY New Year's Party, this is what people think of when they hear NY. If you want to see a show, go to TKTS under the red steps (and see The Phantom of the Opera!).
Station, shopping, market, food, transit museum annex; what's not to love? Plus, future plans include an Apple Store and Shake Shack. Then, it's your one-stop (get it?) destination for everything NY!
Go for a wonderful view of Manhattan, but make sure it's sunny for the full experience!
While in NY, visit to pay your respects. It's a chilling experience.
Having trouble navigating the Penn Station maze? Try the NJT map for the Upper Level (photo) and the LIRR map for the Lower Level (link). Read more.
Certainly the coolest Whole Foods. Grab something to eat, stand in the automated line, and head upstairs. But before you leave, take a cart up the cart escalator (basement to ground floor)!
This hidden museum has everything you'll need to know about finance to start on Wall St.! Well, not that much. But you can also talk a walking tour of the financial district!
Many don't realize it, but Central Park occupies a large part of Manhattan. Come here for a nice stroll, or just to sit and relax.
