New York City is made up of 5 distinct boroughs; Queens is the largest and most culturally diverse. Here you can enjoy serene parks to unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city, or explore several museums showcasing contemporary and historic art. Marco Laguardia Hotel is near Citi Field Stadium and conveniently located 4 short blocks away from the 7 train line that takes you directly to Times Square.
Undoubtedly, what characterizes New York City best are the buildings that make up its skyline. Walking through its streets, you can get an up-close look at the greatness of these buildings rising like giants throughout the city's avenues.
The Empire State Building is the most recognizable building in NYC, as it was the tallest building in the word for 40 years. You can see the entire city and beyond from either of its viewpoints, located on the 86th and 102 floors.
The Chrysler Building is an architectural gem, worth a closer look during any visit.
Now the tallest building in the city, it is located in Lower Manhattan on the former site of the Twin Towers.
Another great vantage point high above the city is at Rockefeller Center's Top of the Rock. Here you will feel like you truly are on top of the world.
You have to simply walk around the streets and avenues to discover the appeal of New York City.
Wall Street is the the most important financial center of the United States. It is a narrow street located in the South end of the island. Go eye to eye with the Charging Bull statue.
One of the most famous streets in the world, here you can channel Audrey Hepburn as you stroll past Tiffany's and find some of New York's chicest shops.
Catch a matinee or make a night of it! The lights of Broadway are not to be missed.
Speaking of lights... no visit to NYC is complete without seeing the bright spark of the city, Times Square.
