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One Week in New York City - 7 Days in NYC Itinerary

Create your own adventure in the city that never sleeps
By Casey Makovich

Got a week to explore NYC? We've got your itinerary covered. From dazzling viewpoints to vibrant neighborhood strolls, a week is enough time to get acquainted with the Big Apple.

One week in New York gives you enough time to see all the popular attractions, visit historic sites, and really start getting to know the city. We put together an example of a popular 7 Days in New York City itinerary to give you a little inspiration to start planning your own. Of course, this is just one of the many itineraries you could create with the over 90 included attractions to choose from. The possibilities are endless!

This sample 7 Days in NYC itinerary includes:
 

  • Big Bus New York Hop-on Hop-off Tour
  • Top of the Rock
  • Carnegie Hall Tour
  • Empire State Building Observation Deck
  • American Museum of Natural History
  • and more...

DAY 1 Big Bus New York Hop-on Hop-off Tour

Big Bus New york

Head downtown on the Big Bus Hop-On Hop-On Tour and view New York’s greatest sights from a double-decker tour bus. The downtown tour will make stops at Bryant Park, the Empire State Building, Union Square, and the Statue of Liberty. 

Tip: Your New York Pass is valid for a 1-Day Big Bus Ticket.

Getting in: Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour tickets are included on The New York Pass.

Shearwater Classic Schooner Cruise Tickets

Hop on board a historic yacht and cruise in vintage style around Manhattan’s tip–one of the most popular things to do in New York City for adults and couples. You’ll love the views of the iconic New York skyline, but the trip’s highlight has to be the waterfront, up-close-and-personal perspective of the Statue of Liberty. The Shearwater Classic Schooner has been plying the waters off Manhattan since 1929, and for good reason, too.

Getting in: Shearwater Classic Schooner Cruise is separately ticketed.

The Skyscraper Museum

Skyscrapers in NYC

New York is known for its unique and beautiful architecture, specifically the iconic skyscrapers that are synonymous with the city. At the Skyscraper Museum, you’ll get to see and learn about all of your favorite NYC architectural gems like the Chrysler Building, Empire State Building, and many more. 

Getting in: The Skyscraper Museum tickets are included with The New York Pass.

DAY 2 On Location Tours - Central Park TV & Movie Sites Walking Tour

Central Park tour

Get your day started with a morning tour of Central Park. But not just any regular tour in the park - On Location Tours provides a unique journey that will show you famous areas in Central Park that have appeared on the big screen and well-known television shows. 

Getting in: Central Park TV & Movie Sites Walking Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

The Paley Center for Media

Immerse yourself in brand-new technology and discover tomorrow’s forms of media when you visit the Paley Center for Media, located in Midtown. 

Tip: When you visit on Thursdays, you can enjoy two extra hours to explore the center. 

Getting in: The Paley Center for Media tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Madame Tussauds New York

Madame Tussauds New York
The images shown depict wax figures created and owned by Madame Tussauds

How would you like to meet Rihanna today? Or perhaps Lady Gaga? When you visit New York City’s beloved wax museum, Madame Tussauds, you will have the chance to see all of your favorite celebrities. The museum showcases wax figures of pop culture icons like movie stars, musicians, athletes, and politicians. 

Getting in: Madame Tussauds New York tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Top of the Rock

View from Top of the Rock

Enjoy an amazing panoramic view of New York City from the top of Rockefeller Center. Three observatory floors at the Top of the Rock allow you to see as far as Central Park and well into downtown Manhattan. 

Tip: this is a great location for photos during the day or night as Top of the Rock is open until Midnight. 

Getting In: Top of the Rock tickets are included with the New York Pass.

DAY 3 The Ride

Explore NYC in style on this 75-minute exhilarating tour bus ride. You’ll be on the edge of your seat for the entire trip with a beautiful full view of the greatest landmarks in the city and exciting special performances along the way. 

Getting in: The Ride tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Food on Foot Tours

Food on foot tours

Become familiar with the native tastes of New York City when you take the Food on Foot Tours. You have the choice of what neighborhood and the type of food you want your tour to be catered to with Food on Foot’s wide selection of NYC tours. You’ll get to know the best restaurants in the city and all of the mouth-watering dishes within each neighborhood. 

Getting in: Food on Foot Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

End the day viewing futuristic technology and innovative exhibits on display at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. You’ll see over 210,000 objects in the museum's collection related to creative design. 

Getting in: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum tickets are included with The New York Pass.

DAY 4 Brooklyn Bridge bike tour

Nothing beats cruising New York City on two wheels at your own pace. Treat yourself to a comfortable and convenient bicycle rental or join a group tour on which you can venture across Brooklyn Bridge and enjoy cityscape views of both Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Getting in: Brooklyn Bridge Bike Rental by Unlimited Biking is included with The New York Pass.

 

Brooklyn Bridge

Carnegie Hall

Learn about a historic New York City performance venue when you take the Carnegie Hall Tour. This guided tour will take you to the concert halls that once hosted shows for The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and more. You'll also get a chance to see Carnegie Hall’s high profile memorabilia with artifacts from some of your favorite performers. 

Getting in: Carnegie Hall Tour is separately ticketed.

DAY 5 Little Italy Walking Tour

On this tour,  see the streets where legendary Italian-American director Martin Scorsese grew up and other locations immortalized on film and television shows, including The Godfather. Your expert guide will walk you through Little Italy's storied streets and regale you with tales and anecdotes of the neighborhood’s often troubled history.

Getting in: Official Little Italy Walking Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Grand Central Terminal Audio Tour

Grand Central Terminal

In the afternoon, take a self-guided audio tour in Grand Central Terminal and learn the history behind one of the world’s busiest transportation stations. Look up and you can marvel at the beautiful design of Grand Central’s astronomical ceiling. 

Getting in: Grand Central Terminal is free to enter and the audio tour is separately ticketed

Empire State Building observation deck

Empire State observation deck

Visiting the Empire State Building is a perfect way to end the night and get views in every direction from the observation deck. 

Tip: the Empire State Building is open late, with final admission at midnight, you’ll be able to enjoy the sights of New York until two in the morning. 

Getting In: Empire State Building tickets are included with the New York Pass.

DAY 6 Graffiti & Street Art Walking Tour in NYC

Walk some of the most decorated blocks in New York City as you admire the vibrant street art created by local artists. The Graffiti & Street Art Walking Tour takes you to both Bushwick and Williamsburg in Brooklyn where you are sure to see some amazing visual creations. 

Getting in: Graffiti & Street Art Walking Tour of Brooklyn tickets are included with The New York Pass.

International Center of Photography Museum

You’ll find tons of intriguing photos on display at the International Center of Photography. The installations showcase photography techniques as well as the development of cameras and photography equipment. 

Getting in: International Center of Photography Museum tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Museum at Eldridge Street

Eldridge street museum

Make your way downtown and discover the beautiful interior design of the Museum at Eldridge Street. While exploring the museum, you’ll learn about its long history and significance to the Lower East Side of Manhattan. 

Getting in: Museum at Eldridge St. tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Dave & Busters Times Square

After a long day of traveling to popular attractions in the city, there’s nothing better than unwinding and letting loose. There are games and activities for everyone in the family as well as mouth-watering dishes and sports broadcasts - check for the latest promotions onsite.

DAY 7 American Museum of Natural History

Explore the many fascinating halls of the American Museum of Natural History, where you can find exhibits on the development of species over time including mammals, insects, and dinosaurs. You’ll be sure to find something new and exciting in each hall of the museum and be bursting with fun facts by the time you're through.

Getting in: American Museum of Natural History tickets are included with The New York Pass.

New York water taxi

Head toward Midtown on the New York Water Taxi which makes scheduled stops along the waterfront and gives you the option to decide where you want to get off. You can also use your ticket to hop back on another NY Water Taxi and cruise to your next destination. A great way to stay cool on a sunny day and take in the epic skyline views as you travel.

New York Water Taxi is ticketed separately. 

High Line – Chelsea – Meatpacking Tour

Walk along the path of perhaps the most unique park in New York City, the High Line. You’ll enjoy peering down at the city from the elevated park walkway and discover the many gems of the Meatpacking District. 

Getting in: High Line-Chelsea-Meatpacking Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

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Ideas For New York City Days Out

Big Bus Hop on Hop off Tours Jump right into the sights of New York City by taking the Big Bus Hop on Hop off Tour. With each New York Pass, you receive a ticket for the Big Bus which includes the Uptown and Downtown tours. Along these guided tours, you have the option of getting off at major NYC attractions like the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, Rockefeller Center, and more. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Hop off of the bus at stop 28 on the Uptown Route which is for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Inside of the museum, you'll see one of the most extensive art collections in the world featuring works by the legendary Pablo Picasso, Van Gogh and many more. Empire State Building Travel to the Empire State Building where you can view the vibrant lights of New York City at night from the world's most famous observatory. On the 86th floor of the ESB, you can enjoy the beautiful panoramic view until 2am. On the Hudson river High Line-Chelsea-Meatpacking Tour Walk along the beautiful elevated High Line Park on the Chelsea-Meatpacking tour. The tour runs daily at 9:30am and shows you what is perhaps the most unique park in NYC. You will also get to learn about Manhattan's Meatpacking district before heading next door to the High Line's neighbor, the Whitney. Whitney Museum of Art After the tour, step inside of the Whitney Museum of Art and view new exhibitions as American Art pieces fill the rooms. Inside you will also find works from the Whitney's permanent collection which contains over 21,000 objects and features artists like Georgia O'Keeffe. Once you're done in the museum, take advantage of your 15% discount on Liberty Helicopter Tours. You'll get an amazing view of the city as you fly over the Hudson River. Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Head to the fascinating Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum where you can find exhibits on a legendary aircraft and ship. You can also utilize your New York Pass' Fast Track Entry to get in and start viewing the Intrepid quicker than you would with general admission. Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises Close out the day on a relaxing cruise down the Hudson River with Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises. You have the choice of several cruises that will give you the best waterfront views of New York City. Soho and Greenwich Village Big Bus Hop on Hop off ToursNormal entry $60.00 Wake up and take the Big Bus Hop on Hop off Tour's downtown route which will bring you to SoHo (Stop 8) where you can take the SoHo-Little Italy-Chinatown Walking Tour SoHo-Little Italy-Chinatown TourNormal entry $35.00 Discover some of New York City's most exciting neighborhoods like SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown on an informative walking tour that teaches about the many cultures co-existing in the city. New MuseumNormal entry $16.00 After touring some of NYC's most cultured neighborhoods, you can explore the great innovation on display at the New Museum which specializes in contemporary art. Discover Downtown and the Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island No trip to NYC is complete without visiting the Statue of Liberty. Head to Battery Park in the morning and take the Statue Cruises ferry to Lady Liberty and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum. Fraunces Tavern The ferry will take you back to Battery Park and from there you can discover some of the true gems of Downtown like Fraunces Tavern. The Tavern has a rich history and once was the headquarters for George Washington, the 1st president of the United States. Wall Street Walks Catch an afternoon tour of NYC's Financial District on the Wall Street Walks tour. The journey lasts approximately 90 minutes and is jam-packed with information on early America. Museum of American Finance After exploring Wall Street, take a walk to the Museum of American Finance where the economical history of the country is on display for all to see. There are interactive exhibits used to teach visitors about finance in the U.S.A as well as financial figures like Alexander Hamilton. 9/11 Memorial & more NYC Gospel Walking Tour On Sundays, treat yourself to the best Gospel that New York has to offer on the NYC Gospel Walking Tour. The tour even concludes with an actual church service. 9/11 Memorial & Museum For every other day of the week, you can begin with a trip to the lovely Downtown area of Manhattan where you can visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum as well as the 9/11 Tribute Center. Both attractions offer great insight on the September 11th attack of 2001 with a series of installations. 9/11 Tribute Center Clipper City Tall Ship When you're done at the museum, you can enjoy a special waterfront trip on the Clipper City Tall Ship Cruises from Manhattan By Sail. Whether day or night, you'll have an amazing view of New York City's most popular landmarks. South Street Seaport New York Water Taxi Make your way to the nearest New York Water Taxi stop and ride the cruise to Pier 11 at South Street Seaport where you can indulge in the many flavors at restaurants and great shops in the area. Circle Line Downtown Within walking distance is the Circle Line Downtown which takes you on a scenic cruise across the Hudson River. Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals Once the cruise is over, head to Blazing Saddles and ride around New York City in style. You can rent out a bicycle for a full 24 hours and also take part in guided group tours. Walk the Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Tour Get your day started with the Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO neighborhood tour at 11am. You'll get to walk across one of the most iconic bridges in the world and discover the steadily developing area underneathe the Manhattan Bridge. Brooklyn Museum of Art Venture into one of the premier art institutions that this world has to offer. Breath-taking exhibits are always on display at the Brooklyn Museum. New York Transit Museum Then make your way to the New York Transit Museum and learn about the advancements made in the MTA's subway system over the years. You can also spend some time inside of a real NYC train displayed in the museum. After this, you'll still have plenty of time in the day to attend more attractions in the city. Empire State Building Empire State Building If you're looking to escape the large crowds at the Empire State Building, it's best to arrive early. You can enter the ESB at 8am and enjoy the 360 degree panoramic view from the 86th floor Observatory before the crowds pile in. Madison Square Garden Tour Take a short stroll down the block and tour the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden. During the tour you will get to know the arena's history and even step foot inside of the locker rooms for the New York Knicks and Rangers. Fashion Windows Walking Tour In the afternoon, join the Fashion Windows Walking Tour and discover NYC's greatest high fashion stores as well as the favorite stores of well known celebrities like Sofia Vergara. Times Square & Broadway The Ride If you're lucky enough to secure tickets for The Ride, it can be an excellent start to the day as you cruise the streets of New York City with a few special surprises along the way. Madame Tussauds Once the ride is over, head to the fabulous Interactive Wax Attraction Madame Tussauds in the heart of Times Square and see some of your favorite celebrities. All of that excitement sure can work up an appetite. Enjoy a delicious meal at Planet Hollywood and take advantage of your 15% discount with the New York Pass. Inside Broadway Tours Later on, learn about what it is like to be a Broadway actor as you take the Inside Broadway Tours. You'll hear from real Broadway performers and visit famous NYC theaters. NFL Experience, Times Square End the day by visiting the NFL Experience, Times Square. Feel like you are a part of a professional NFL game in The Stadium- a 4D theater. Wear comfortable clothing to visit the Equipment Room, where you can partake in both digital and physical activities similar to an NFL practice. Rockefeller center Top of The Rock Thanks to Rockefeller Center being home to a few popular attractions, you can certainly get your money's worth without having to move too far. Start the day at Top of The Rock and marvel at the beautiful view of New York City from the 3 observatory floors. Rockefeller Center Tour When you're done admiring the view of the city, take the Rockefeller Center Tour and learn the history of the plaza in addition to all the great activities to take part in while you're there. Radio City Music Hall Tour Step behind the scenes at Radio City and learn about the great shows that have taken place there since its opening in 1932. The Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour will answer all of your questions and even give you the chance to meet one of the Rockettes. Midtown attractions Big Bus Hop on Hop off Tours Get to know the city with an early morning ride on the Big Bus Hop on Hop off tours and feel free to get off the bus to do some exploring. You can get right back on the next bus from the nearest stop. Grand Central Terminal Audio Tour Take the Grand Central Terminal Audio Tour and learn more about the historic commuting station that sees more than 750,000 people per day. Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) After the audio tour, take a trip to the world-renowned Museum of Modern Art and view the exciting exhibits on display. You'll also find works by legendary artists such as Van Gogh and Claude Monet. Food On Foot Tours At this point, you'll be ready to eat and Food on Foot Tours is the perfect introduction to the best New York style dishes. Bring a bib. Central Park on a bike Central Park Sightseeing Bicycle Tours & Rentals The sun is shining in NYC and it's the perfect day to go for a ride. Get things started with an early Central Park Sightseeing Bicycle Tour or if you feel like riding at your own pace, rent out a bicycle for up to 4 hours. Tour at Lincoln Center Following your bike ride in Central Park, you can take the Tour at Lincoln Center and discover all of the famous organizations that have theaters within the plaza such as the Metropolitan Opera House and the New York Philharmonic. New York Historical Society Central Park with kids On Location Tours Central Park TV and Movie Sites Central Park is filled with excitement and activities for everyone, old and young. The children will certainly enjoy visiting famous areas from the big screen when they take the On Location Tours Central Park TV and Movie Sites tour. Along the journey you'll see familiar sights from Home Alone 2 and Stuart Little. American Museum of Natural History Then take a trip to the American Museum of Natural History and explore the many different exhibits highlighting various species like humans and dinosaurs. AMNH is quite a popular attraction in NYC but not to worry as you have access to Fast Track Entry which will allow you to avoid the general admission line. Museum mile The Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City is known to have great variety when it comes to art museums. A section of fifth avenue starting at 82nd street is even called 'Museum Mile'. Take a stroll and explore the great museums in the area starting with the Metropolitan Museum of Art which features more than 2 million works in their permanent collection including pieces by Picasso. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Later you can venture to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the elegantly designed building housing art from some of the world's most iconic creators of all time. Museum of the City of New York Continue your journey to the Museum of the City of New York where innovative multimedia installations like Timelapses are always on display. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum Visit the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum and explore the country's one and only museum dedicated to historic, contemporary design. Uptown & Harlem The Cathedral of St. John the Divine Explore one of the nation's premiere religious centers, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and learn the rich history that this landmark has built in New York City. Harlem One Stop Tour Explore the many cultural gems in Harlem such as the One Stop Cultural & Heritage Walking and Step-On Group Tour Packages. Botanical gardens and Yankees stadium New York Botanical Garden Make your way to the Bronx for a day of adventure as you take in all of the borough's greatest sights. First stop by the New York Botanical Garden to see the beautiful displays of plant life in numerous gardens. Yankee Stadium Tours You can easily spend a few hours in amazement at the NY Botanical Garden but there's still more to see in the Bronx. Plan a reservation ahead of time and secure your spot for the Yankee Stadium Tour. Get an inside look at the 27 time World Series champions, the New York Yankees and their iconic stadium. Right outside the stadium, you can access the subway and still have time to fit more attractions into your day. Hallelujah! Gospel Wednesday Tour On Wednesdays, you can also take the Hallelujah! Gospel Wednesday Tour that highlights the most iconic religious centers in Harlem. Harlem Bike Rentals Get acquainted with Manhattan's historic and culturally vibrant neighbourhood of Harlem as you go at your own pace with Harlem Bike Rentals. Dive into the culture of Harlem and explore all of the great scenery along the ride. Unlimited Biking offers up to a Full Day's rental that you can enjoy for free with your New York Pass. The Cloisters Museum and Gardens Before the day is done, pay a visit to the Cloisters Museum and Gardens at Fort Tryon Park. The Cloisters is a branch of the MET museum that specializes in medieval art pieces. During the summer you can also enjoy extended hours at the museum.
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Exploring New York’s Upper West Side

New York’s endless and diverse neighborhoods give the city its character; the Upper East Side, for instance, is vastly different than SoHo. Here, we've got tips for exploring New York’s Upper West Side. From pastries to parks, we've got where you should go. Café Lalo When you explore New York’s Upper West Side, you’re going to get hungry. And you may well want something sweet. If the inside of Café Lalo looks familiar and you haven’t actually been there before, that’s probably because you’ve seen it in a movie – it co-starred in You’ve Got Mail, with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. The lovely cafe has a European vibe and a fabulous array of pastries. (They also have a bar, a brunch and food menu that’s served all day, and live music.) But you’re there for a capuccino and some Grand Marnier mousse. Or a piece of German chocolate cake. Or...what the heck, just have them all. Riverside Park New York’s Upper West Side has no shortage of parks. Stretching for four miles along the Hudson River, Riverside Park (hence is name) includes a beautiful promenade, sports fields and tennis courts, dog runs, playgrounds, bike paths, and plenty of green space for hanging out. It’s just about the prettiest waterfront park in the city, and the wide promenade has a distinctly European feel. Go to picnic, to skateboard, to gaze at the marina on 79th street, or simply to sit on a park bench or wander. Lincoln Center The premiere arts venue in New York City is one of the premiere spots in the entire country to hear opera, watch dance, enjoy world-class theater, and partake of a family program. (It even has its own branch of the Public Library.) In one venue you can watch the New York City Ballet dance The Nutcracker every winter; listen to lectures about films (and watch actual films); or check out the White Lights Festival, which explores global themes and cultural intersections. Plus there’s the iconic outside fountain (great for a photo op), and the nearby atrium that offers free programs. If you’re exploring New York’s Upper West Side, Lincoln Center should be on your list. Cathedral of St. John the Divine Do you know where the largest cathedral in the world is located? Nope, it’s not Paris, or Vienna, or London. It’s right here in New York City—it’s the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. The cathedral is renowned for its spectacular architecture, its inclusive and welcoming programs, and the peacocks that roam its grounds. (Yes, you read that correctly.) You can participate in a family program, attend a crafts show, or attend a Blessing of the Bikes service (yes, really.) No matter what your goal, it’s worth a trip; it’s literally jaw-dropping. American Museum of Natural History Exploring The American Museum of Natural History is truly one of New York’s great pleasures. The main attraction, of course, is the dinosaur skeletons, but they’ve also got (live) butterflies and metorites, the giant blue whale replica, and exhibits that focus on the natural and scientific worlds. You could practically spend the entire day in the Planetarium, or in the history of evolution, or wandering through the animal dioramas. It is truly a “something for everyone” kind of place. And don’t miss the dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets in the cafeteria! (And if you want tips for more fun days out, we've got them here. Zabar's True fact: There are people who live in New York who have been to the Upper West Side to visit only two places: Lincoln Center (see above) and Zabar’s, the specialty food store in the West 80s on Broadway. It’s probably the most famous specialty store in New York, having been opened in 1934, and since then supposedly having introduced New Yorkers to brie and sundried tomatoes, among other foods considered exotic at the time. These days, you can get your Sunday-morning lox and bagels, your lunchtime salad, your New Year’s Eve caviar, the entrée to serve your in-laws, and the cookie to munch on for a snack, plus breads, coffee, olives, soups, Zabar’s merchandise, and more. The store itself is loud and crowded—but you won’t leave empty-handed. All in all, it’s a quintessential New York experience, and something you must include when exploring New York’s Upper West Side. If exploring some of the Northern part of the city has given you a hankering to see more, check out Greenwich Village! Pick up a New York Pass® and get out exploring the very best the Big Apple has offer! You'll make great savings using the pass vs paying at the gate.
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Things to do in Queens New York

Love modern art? Enjoy the great outdoors but prefer to dodge Central Park’s tourist hordes? Want to get a flavor of that legendary New York hip-hop culture? Queens has your back. Hit up the Big Apple’s biggest borough, where nearly 100 neighborhoods serve up a veritable smorgasbord of fun things to do.
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