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Meet NYC & CompanyNYC & Company is the official destination marketing organization for the five boroughs of New York City.
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Our missionOur mission is to maximize travel and tourism opportunities throughout the five boroughs, build economic prosperity and spread the dynamic image of New York City around the world.
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#1urban destination
The power of NYC
$61B
12,000,000international visitors
+3.9%
YOY
47,000,000domestic visitors
New York City is more than a destination— it’s a global brand
$41B direct visitor spending
economic impact
The power of travel and tourism
Top International Feeder Markets
1. UK2. Brazil3. France4. Germany5. Italy6. Australia7. China (PRC)8. Spain9. Japan10. Argentina
Top Domestic Feeder Markets
1. New York2. New Jersey3. California4. Florida5. Pennsylvania6. NY Metro7. Philadelphia8. Los Angeles9. Boston10. Hartford/New Haven
28% Lodging
28% Arts, Entertainment & Recreation
22% Shopping
1% Misc.
20% Food & Beverage
18% Local Transportation
NYC welcomes the world
Visitor Spending Breakdown*
*$41B direct visitor spending
Earned media: a unique assetIn 2015 NYC & Company leveraged over tens of millions of dollars in earned media which created 10 billion impressions and was valued at over $120 million in ad value.
What we do
We spread a local message to a global audience: Visit New York City
Official NYCPublicationsAs the official voice of tourism in New York City, NYC & Company’s four specialized publications provide compelling vehicles to reach NYC’s visitors.
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January
New York Boat Show nyboatshow.com Javits Center.
Winter Jazzfest winterjazzfest.com Veteran and newbie jazz musicians from around the world.
Under the Radar Festival undertheradarfestival.com The Public Theater presents new theater from national and international talents.
New York Jewish Film Festival nyjff.org Innovative and provocative movies.
NYC Restaurant Week® Winter 2016 nycgo.com/restaurantweek Eat at some of the most exclusive restaurants for a fraction of the price.
February
Lunar New Year Parade and Festival betterchinatown.com Manhattan’s Chinatown.
Westminster Dog Show westminsterkennelclub.org Madison Square Garden and Piers 92/94. AE
New York International Children’s Film Festival gkids.com Three-week festival for kids, ages 3 to 18.
The Orchid Show nybg.org New York Botanical Garden, the Bronx.
March
Armory Arts Week armoryartsweek.com Alternative art fairs, open tours, gallery crawls and receptions at embas-sies and museums. A
Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival nycgo.com Fifth Avenue from 49th to 57th Streets. E
National Invitation Tournament nit.org or thegarden.com Men’s college basket-ball. Madison Square Garden. AE
Architectural Digest Home Design Show archdigesthomeshow.com Piers 92/94.
, St. Patrick’s Day Parade nycstpatricksparade.org Begins on Fifth Avenue and 44th Street.
April
New York City Ballet Spring Season nycballet.com Spring at Lincoln Center brings contemporary chore-ographers making waves in the world of ballet, plus the best of classic works.
New York Mets mets.mlb.com Mets open with Phila- delphia Phillies at Citi Field, Queens. E
New York Yankees yankees.mlb.com Yankees open with Houston Astros. The Bronx. E
Cherry Blossom Festival bbg.org Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Havana Film Festival hffny.com Latin American films from Cuba, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America.
New York International Auto Show autoshowny.com Javits Center. AE
Tribeca Film Festival tribecafilm.com/festival Movies citywide.
May
TD Five Boro Bike Tour bikenewyork.org Covers 40 miles through all five boroughs in one day.
Frieze New York friezenewyork.com Contemporary art fair. Randall’s Island.
Ninth Avenue Food Fest ninthavenuefood festival.com International festival in Hell’s Kitchen. Ninth Avenue, West 42nd to 57th Streets.
Memorial Day Parade nycgo.com Citywide. E
June
Taste of Times Square timessquarenyc.org Signature dishes from Times Square’s top restaurants, with street fair entertainment.
Big Apple Barbecue Block Party bigapplebbq.org Local chefs and BBQ legends outdoors at Madison Square Park. Includes jazz, blues, bluegrass and R&B. E
Shakespeare in the Park publictheater.org The Public Theater performs classics all summer at the outdoor Delacorte Theater in Central Park. Tickets—required—are free but first-come, first-served.
SummerStage summerstage.org Live music of every genre at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park. Also in parks in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island. Extends through summer.
Museum Mile Festival museummilefestival.org Celebrates museums along Fifth Avenue, 81st–104th Streets. E
New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks nyphil.org Free music by the New York Philharmonic. Held citywide.
2016 Events
Staten Island Yankees minorleaguebaseball.com Minor league baseball affil-iates of New York Yankees, at Richmond County Bank Ballpark, Staten Island. E
Brooklyn Cyclones minorleaguebaseball.com Minor league baseball affiliatea of New York Mets, at MCU Park in Coney Island, Brooklyn. E
Mermaid Parade coneyisland.com Coney Island’s Mardi Gras. E
NYC Pride Week nycpride.org Weeklong citywide celebra-tion ends with a grand parade from Midtown to Greenwich Village. E
HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival bryantpark.org Free movie under the stars all summer in Midtown’s Bryant Park. E
Puerto Rican Day Parade nprdpinc.org Fifth Avenue, from 44th to 79th Streets.
July
Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks macys.com E
Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest nathansfamous.com Competitive eaters down many dogs in 10 minutes. E
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Tartan Day Parade nyctartanweek.org/ tartan-day Break out your best wool kilt for the Tartan Day Parade, the Scottish celebration that marches up Sixth Avenue, from 45th to 55th Streets.
Tribeca Film Festival tribecafilm.com/festival The largest international film festival is back in New York. Celebrate the City’s role as a filmmaking center with hundreds of movies shown in venues citywide and panel discussions.
May
TD Five Boro Bike Tour bikenewyork.org Covers 40 miles through all five boroughs in one day.
Frieze New York friezenewyork.com Contemporary art fair. Randall’s Island.
Ninth Avenue Food Fest ninthavenuefood festival.com International festival in Hell’s Kitchen. Ninth Avenue, West 42nd to 57th Streets.
Brooklyn Film Festival brooklynfilmfestival.org This film festival seeks to discover, expose and promote independent filmmakers.
City Beaches Open nycgovparks.org Celebrate the beginning of beach season and head for the sand starting Memorial Day weekend. The City has more than 14 miles of public beaches to enjoy every summer. E
Memorial Day Parade nycgo.com Citywide. E
June
Taste of Times Square timessquarenyc.org Signature dishes from Times Square’s top restaurants, with street fair entertainment.
Taste of Times Square timessquarenyc.org Sample signature dishes from Times Square’s top restaurants while enjoying street fair entertainment.
Big Apple Barbecue Block Party bigapplebbq.org Local chefs and BBQ legends outdoors at Madison Square Park. Includes jazz, blues, bluegrass and R&B. E
Shakespeare in the Park publictheater.org The Public Theater performs classics all summer at the outdoor Delacorte Theater in Central Park. Tickets—required—are free but first-come, first-served.
SummerStage summerstage.org Live music of every genre at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park. Also in parks in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island. Extends through summer.
Museum Mile Festival museummilefestival.org Celebrates museums along Fifth Avenue, 81st–104th Streets. E
New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks nyphil.org Free music by the New York Philharmonic. Held citywide.
Staten Island Yankees minorleaguebaseball.com Minor league baseball affil-iates of New York Yankees, at Richmond County Bank Ballpark, Staten Island. E
Brooklyn Cyclones minorleaguebaseball.com Minor league baseball affiliatea of New York Mets, at MCU Park in Coney Island, Brooklyn. E
Mermaid Parade coneyisland.com Coney Island’s Mardi Gras. E
NYC Pride Week nycpride.org Weeklong citywide celebra-tion ends with a grand
SHOPPING AND DINING AS EXTRAORDINARY AS THE VENUEVisit Grand Central to experience the best of NYC architecture, history, shopping, and dining under one breathtaking roof.
68 iconic shops including Apple Store, Banana Republic, Kenneth Cole, MAC Cosmetics, and Swatch.
35 dining options including Magnolia Bakery, Oyster Bar & Restaurant, and Shake Shack.
For a full calendar of events and exclusive deals on shopping, dining, and tours: VisitGrandCentral.com
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Lincoln Center Festival lincolncenterfestival.org Opera, chamber music, theater, multimedia perfor-mance, ballet, modern dance and more. E
NYC Restaurant Week® Summer 2016 nycgo.com/restaurantweek Eat at some of the most exclusive restaurants for a fraction of the price.
Harlem Week harlemweek.com Now spans an entire month, honoring one of NYC's most celebrated neighborhoods.E
Lincoln Center Out of Doors lcoutofdoors.org Jazz, blues, hip-hop and world music, with dance and entertainment on Lincoln Center’s outdoor plazas. E
August
Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival hkdbf-ny.org elaborately designed dragon boats are raced on Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. E
US Open Tennis usopen.org USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Queen.
Charlie Parker Jazz Festival cityparksfoundation.org Two-day festival.
September
Jazz at Lincoln Center jazz.org Jazz artists Carlos Henriquez, Fred Hersch, Charles Lloyd and others.
New York International Salsa Dance & Music Festival nycsalsacongress.com Multicultural dance event at Wyndham New Yorker hotel.
Labor Day Parade nycclc.org Fifth Avenue, from 44th to 72nd Streets. E
New York Fashion Week mbfashionweek.com Top models and designers from the fashion industry.
Brazilian Day brazilianday.com Brazil’s Independence Day, with music, dance, food. E
Richmond County Fair historicrichmondtown.org Circus performers, crafts, farm animals, rides and pie-eating contest. Staten Island. E
Feast of San Gennaro sangennaro.org Street festival salutes patron saint of Naples. Held in Little Italy.
BAM Next Wave Festival bam.org Comprehensive survey of progressive arts. Brooklyn.
New York Film Festival filmlinc.com The Film Society of Lincoln Center presents international cinema.
October
Carnegie Hall carnegiehall.org Celebrating 125 years, with classical, pop, jazz and world music.
New York Comic Con & New York Animé Festival newyorkcomiccon.com American and Japanese pop culture of comic and graphic books, animé, manga, video games, live-action Japanese cinema, fashions, foods. E
Columbus Day Parade columbuscitizensfd.org Honors Italian immigrants to NYC. Fifth Avenue, 44th–72nd Streets. E
CMJ Music Marathon cmj.com Five days/nights of thousands of artists and fans in NYC nightclubs and theaters.
Open House New York ohny.org Three-day event gives participants admittance to hundreds of sites of architec-tural and design significance normally closed to the public.
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Travel PlannerA one-stop resource for tour, leisure and incentive travel plan-ners, this annnual guide provides the necessary information for travel professionals who send millions of visitors to New York City each year.
200,000Estimated readership
90 % find the ads useful
83 % say that two or more people in their offices use the planner
82% use it at least monthly to plan travel for clients
Things to See & Do:Museums & Galleries
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Museums & GalleriesNew York City’s museums are world-famous, and for good reason. Not only do they house internationally renowned collections that date back centuries or pieces from emerging artists but the venues themselves double as exquisite meeting and event sites. With a space as grand and perfectly curated as a NYC museum, who needs extra decor?
nycgo.com/museums-and-galleries
Brooklyn Museum is one of NYC’s grand art institutions, adjacent to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, at the foot of Prospect Park.
Things to See & Do:Museums & Galleries
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Bx: Bronx Bk: Brooklyn Mn: Manhattan Qu: Queens SI: Staten Island CW: Citywide Index
IndexArt GalleriesMany of these art galleries sell artists’ works. For more
retail art, see “Art & Antiques” in the Shopping section of this guide.
AFA .............................................................................MnBard Graduate Center Gallery ..................................MnBronx Council on the Arts Longwood Art Gallery
at Hostos .................................................................BxCity Lore Gallery ........................................................MnDeitch Projects ..........................................................MnDorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs ......................... QuFountain Gallery ........................................................MnGrey Art Gallery .........................................................MnGrolier Club ................................................................Mn
Children’sBrooklyn Children’s Museum .....................................BkChildren’s Museum of Manhattan .............................MnDiMenna Children’s History Museum .......................MnJewish Children’s Museum ........................................BkNew York Hall of Science .......................................... QuQueens County Farm Museum ................................. QuStaten Island Children’s Museum ...............................SISugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling .Mn
Contemporary & Modern Collections101 Spring Street/Judd Foundation .........................Mnarts>Brookfield Place ................................................MnBronx Museum of the Arts .........................................BxFisher Landau Center for Art .................................... QuThe Met Breuer ..........................................................MnMoMA PS1 ................................................................. QuThe Museum of Modern Art ......................................MnNew Museum .............................................................MnQueens Museum ....................................................... QuSculptureCenter ........................................................ QuSocrates Sculpture Park ........................................... QuWhitney Museum of American Art ............................Mn
Cultural Centers92nd Street Y .............................................................MnABC No Rio ................................................................MnAsia Society and Museum ........................................MnBRIC House ................................................................BkCaribbean Cultural Center/
African Diaspora Institute ..................................... CWCenter for Jewish History ..........................................MnChina Institute & Gallery ............................................MnThe Gabarron Foundation Carriage House
Center for the Arts ..................................................MnRoosevelt House Public Policy Institute at
Hunter College .......................................................MnSchomburg Center for Research in Black Culture ...MnSnug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden .....SITibet House U.S. .......................................................Mn
Culture & History9/11 Memorial & Museum..........................................MnAlice Austen House Museum ......................................SIThe Anne Frank Center USA .....................................MnBartow-Pell Mansion Museum ...................................BxBayside Historical Society/Museum ......................... QuBowne & Co., Stationers ...........................................MnBowne House ............................................................ QuBronx County Historical Society ...............................BxBrooklyn Historical Society ........................................BkBrooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG 92....................BkConference House .......................................................SIDyckman Farmhouse Museum .................................MnEdgar Allan Poe Cottage ............................................Bx
El Museo del Barrio ...................................................MnHebrew Union College—
Jewish Institute of Religion Museum .....................MnThe Hispanic Society of America..............................MnIntrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum ...........................MnThe Jewish Museum ..................................................MnLewis H. Latimer House Museum ............................. QuLower East Side Tenement Museum ........................MnMerchant’s House Museum ......................................MnMorris-Jumel Mansion Museum ...............................MnMount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden ...................MnThe Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue ............MnMuseum of American Finance ..................................MnMuseum of Chinese in America ................................MnMuseum of Jewish Heritage—
A Living Memorial to the Holocaust ......................MnMuseum of the City of New York ..............................MnNational Lighthouse Museum .....................................SINational Museum of the American Indian,
George Gustave Heye Center, Smithsonian Institution ..........................................Mn
New-York Historical Society .....................................MnOld Stone House ........................................................BkSandy Ground Historical Museum..............................SISouth Street Seaport Museum .................................MnStaten Island Museum at St. George .........................SIStatue of Liberty Museum ...................................HarborTheodore Roosevelt Birthplace ................................MnThe Ukrainian Museum .............................................MnValentine-Varian House/Museum of Bronx History ..BxVan Cortlandt House Museum ...................................BxWeeksville Heritage Center ........................................BkWyckoff Farmhouse Museum ....................................BkYeshiva University Museum at the
Center for Jewish History ......................................Mn
Decorative & Folk ArtAmerican Folk Art Museum.......................................MnCooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum .........MnMuseum of Arts and Design .....................................Mn
International CollectionsBrooklyn Museum ......................................................BkFrick Collection ..........................................................MnSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum ...........................MnThe Metropolitan Museum of Art ..............................Mn
Photography & MediaInternational Center of Photography ........................MnMuseum of the Moving Image................................... QuThe Paley Center for Media .......................................Mn
Science & TechnologyAmerican Museum of Natural History ......................MnNational Museum of Mathematics ............................MnNew York Hall of Science .......................................... Qu
Specialized MuseumsThe Cloisters Museum and Gardens ........................MnLeslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art .....MnLouis Armstrong House Museum ............................. QuThe Morgan Library & Museum ................................MnMuseum at the Fashion Institute of Technology ......MnMuseum of Sex ..........................................................MnMuseum of Tolerance/Simon Wiesenthal Center.....MnNational Academy Museum & School ......................MnThe National Jazz Museum in Harlem ......................MnNational Museum of Mathematics ............................MnNeue Galerie New York .............................................MnNew York City Fire Museum ......................................MnNew York City Police Museum ..................................MnNew York Transit Museum .........................................BkThe Noguchi Museum ............................................... QuRose Center for Earth and Space .............................MnThe Rose Museum at Carnegie Hall .........................MnRubin Museum of Art (RMA) .....................................MnThe Skyscraper Museum ..........................................MnStaten Island Museum at Snug Harbor ......................SIThe Studio Museum in Harlem..................................Mn
Resources
Historic House Trust of New York City historichousetrust.org The 23 sites in the Trust’s collec-tion are located in all 5 boroughs and chronicle 350 years of New York City history, culture, and architecture. 212 360 8282, fax 212 360 8201 | The Arsenal, Central Park, ste. 203, NYC 10065
New York CityPASS citypass.com Save 40% on New York City’s top attrac-tions including Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty. Bypass most ticket lines. Valid for nine days. 888 330 5008, 208 787 4300, fax 208 787 4306 | available at Official NYC Information Centers—for locations, see “Information” in the Services section of this guide
Public Art Fund publicartfund.org Presenting innovative contemporary art in public spaces throughout New York City and pro-viding unique access to the most significant artists of our time. 212 223 7800 | office: 1 E. 53rd St., NYC 10022 EF
Cultural Centers92nd Street Y 92Y.org A venue producing concerts—jazz, popular and classical music—dance, literary readings, lectures and conversations. 212 415 5500, fax 212 415 5788 | 1395 Lexington Ave. (92nd St.), NYC 10128 A
ABC No Rio abcnorio.org Collectively-run center for art and activism known internationally as a venue for oppositional culture, including anti-commercialist punks, nomads, squatters and society’s disenfranchised. 212 254 3697 156 Rivington St. (Clinton–Suffolk Sts.), NYC 10002
Asia Society and Museum asiasociety.org Art exhibitions and cultural, policy and business programs reflect achievements and diversity of Asian cultures. Bookstore, gift shop and café. Function rooms, 3; capacity 150–258 banquet. Groups: 20 min. Admission. Closed Mon. 212 288 6400, fax 212 517 8315 725 Park Ave. (70th St.), NYC 10021 ABCD
BRIC House bricartsmedia.org Presents contemporary art, perform-ing arts, and community media programs that reflect Brooklyn’s creativity and diversity. Flexible multi-func-tional spaces for corporate and individual entertaining. Function rooms, 5; capacity 440 theater, 240 banquet, 135–430 cocktails, 15–140 classroom; total 8,145 sq. ft. 718 683 5614, rentals 718 683 5626, fax 718 802 9095 | 647 Fulton St. (Rockwell Pl.), Brooklyn 11217 AEF
Caribbean Cultural Center/ African Diaspora Institute cccadi.org Closed pending relocation. Year-round presentations of African-based tradition and culture. 212 307 7420, fax 212 315 1086
Center for Jewish History cjh.org Joint enterprise of five major institutions of Jewish learning, history and art, with public program-ming. Bookstore, gift shop, kosher café. Group tours: 10 min. Admission. Closed Sat. and Jewish holidays. Function rooms, 7; capacity 247 theater, 250 banquet, 50 classroom. 212 294 8301, box office 917 606 8200, fax 917 606 8299 | 15 W. 16th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 AF
China Institute & Gallery chinainstitute.org Cultural institution hosts diverse pro-gramming including art exhibitions (gallery opens Spring 2016), performing arts, film, talks, culinary circle, corpo-rate programs, school of Chinese language and culture, shop and tea-house. 212 744 8181, fax 212 628 4159 | 100 Washington St. (Rector St.), NYC 10006 ABCDE
Meeting and Event PlannerAn essential resource for planning, the annual NYC Official Meeeting and Event Planner offers all the information neces-sary for planners to design successful events, meetings or conventions and helps create the complete NYC experience for attendees.
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Bronx Zoo bronxzoo.com See Sightseeing page 111.
New York Yankees & Yankee Stadium yankees.com See Sports page 231.
New York Botanical Gardennybg.org See Sightseeing page 112.
BrooklynBrooklyn Botanic Garden bbg.org See Sightseeing page 111.
Brooklyn Bridge explorebrooklyn.com See Sightseeing pages 98 and 102.
Brooklyn Cyclones brooklyncyclones.com See Sports page 230.
Brooklyn Museum brooklynmuseum.org See Museums page 154.
Coney Island coneyisland.com See Sightseeing pages 92, 96 and 119.
Williamsburg nycgo.com See Sightseeing page 108.
Prospect Park prospectpark.org See Sightseeing page 112.
QueensMoMA PS1 momaps1.org See Museums page 146.
Museum of the Moving Image movingimage.us See Museums page 154.
New York Hall of Science nyscience.org See Museums page 154.
New York Mets & Citi Field mets.com See Sports page 231.
The Noguchi Museum noguchi.org See Museums page 146.
Queens Museum queensmuseum.org See Museums page 146.
SculptureCenter sculpturecenter.org See Museums page 147.
US Open Tennis Championships & USTA Billie Jean National Tennis Center usopen.org | usta.com See Sports pages 230 and 232, respectively.
Lincoln Center rendezvous.
Staten IslandAlice Austen House aliceausten.org See Museums page 151.
Conference House conferencehouse.org See Museums page 151.
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden snug-harbor.org See Sightseeing page 113.
Staten Island Ferry nyc.gov/dot See Transportation page 42 or Sightseeing page 94.
Staten Island Yankees siyanks.com See Sports page 231.
St. George Theatre stgeorgetheatre.com See Arts & Culture page 143.
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Off-Broadway theater.
Visitors GuideThe NYC Official Visitor Guide is a must have for visitors plan-ning their New York City experience. The quarterly guide-book, available in both print and digital format, provides the key to all that’s happening throughout the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.
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NYC’s licensed taxicabs operate 24 hours and provide door-to- door service. For accessible taxicabs, call the City’s hotline 311 or 212 NEW YORK.
Discover the city from a whole new angle. The free Staten Island Ferry offers spectacular views of the city.
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SilverLake Park
St.George
CastletonCorners
GrasmereConcord
New Springville
Howland Hook
PortIvory
Mariner’sHarbor
LibertyIsland
Ditmas Park
EllisIsland
UpperWest Side
UpperEast Side
Tottenville
RichmondValley
Bay Terrace
Richmondtown
LighthouseHill
Oakwood
New DorpBeach
New Dorp
Miller Field
Graniteville
Bulls Head
Grant CityMidland Beach
OceanBreeze
Dongan HillsSouth Beach
Arrochar
EmersonHill
Todt Hill
ElmPark
MeiersCorners
Willowbrook
Rosebank
Clifton
FortWadsworth
Westerleigh CloveLakes
Park SunnysideGrymes Hill
WestNewBrighton
PortRichmond
NewBrighton
JacobRiisPark
Fort Tilden
Belle Harbor
RockawayPark
Hammels
RockawayBeach
EdgemereArverne
Brookville
SouthJamaica
SpringfieldGardens
FarRockaway
Roxbury
BreezyPoint
St. Albans
Rosedale
Laurelton
Neponsit
Forest Hills
Auburndale
CambriaHeights
BriarwoodJamaica Hills
Hollis
Bellaire
Queens Village
Holliswood
Hollis Hills
Fresh Meadows
Pomonok Utopia
HillcrestJamaica Estates
Cunningham Park
AlleyPondPark
OaklandGardens
Bellerose
Floral Park
Glen Oaks
Little Neck
Douglaston
Beechhurst
Whitestone
Bayside
BayTerrace
Kissena Park
FortTotten
College Point
Queensboro Hill
Lindenwood
SouthOzonePark
Richmond Hill
KewGardens
BroadChannel
Spring Creek
HowardBeach
OzonePark
Woodhaven
ThrogsNeck
Ferry PointPark
MorrisPark
WestchesterSquare
VanNest
Parkchester
Unionport
ClasonPoint
CastleHillSoundview
Park
Soundview
PelhamBay
HartIsland
PelhamBayPark
Co-opCity
Eastchester
Baychester
PelhamGardensPelham Parkway
Allerton
Williamsbridge
WakefieldWoodlawn
WoodlawnCemetery
VanCortlandtPark
Riverdale
Fieldston
SpuytenDuyvil
Kingsbridge
BedfordParkKingsbridge
Heights
Fordham
MountEden
UniversityHeights
MorrisHeights
Belmont
Tremont
WestFarms
Concourse
Highbridge
Longwood
HuntsPoint
CrotonaPark
Claremont
Morrisania
Melrose
PortMorris
MottHaven
Williamsburg
RikersIsland
WilletsPoint
Flushing MeadowsCorona Park
Floyd Bennett Field
Starrett City
East New York
CypressHills
Canarsie
Flatlands
BergenBeach
Mill Basin
Marine Park
Marine Park
GerritsenBeach
Midwood
ManhattanBeach
BrightonBeachConey
IslandSeaGate
SheepsheadBayGravesend
Bensonhurst
Forest Park
Rego Park
Middle Village
Glendale
Ridgewood
Elmhurst
Maspeth
Corona
JacksonHeights
EastElmhurst
Woodside
WardsIsland
Sunnyside
Astoria
WindsorTerraceSunset
Park
RedHook
ProspectPark
Prospect-LeffertsGardens
ParkSlope
Ocean Hill
Kensington
Greenpoint
Green-WoodCemetery
Gowanus
FortHamilton
FortGreene
East Flatbush
Dyker Heights
Dumbo
Crown Heights
CobbleHill Clinton
HillCarrollGardens
Bushwick
Brownsville
BrooklynHeights
BoroughPark
BoerumHill
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Bay Ridge
TimesSquare
RooseveltIsland
RandallsIsland
MarbleHill
Inwood
GovernorsIsland
CentralPark
Kew GardensHills
Greenbelt
DowntownBrooklyn
Long Island CityMidtown
LowerManhattan
Flatbush
Flushing
Harlem
Arthur Avenue F2
Bartow-Pell Mansion G1
Bronx Museum of the Arts E2
Bronx Zoo F2
City Island Nautical Museum G2
Fordham University F1
Hall of Fame for Great Americans E2
New York Botanical Garden F1
Poe Cottage F1
Valentine-Varian House F1
Van Cortlandt House Museum F1
Wave Hill E1
Woodlawn Cemetery F1
Yankee Stadium E2
Barclays Center E4
Brighton Beach E6
Brooklyn Academy of Music E4
Brooklyn Botanic Garden E5
Brooklyn Bridge Park D4
Brooklyn Children’s Museum E5
Brooklyn Cruise Terminal D4
Brooklyn Heights Promenade D4
Brooklyn Museum E5
Coney Island E6
Green-Wood Cemetery D5
Harbor Defense Museum D6
Lefferts Historic House (Prospect Park)
E5
MCU Park (home of the Brooklyn Cyclones)
D6
New York Aquarium E6
New York Transit Museum D4
Old Stone House D5
Prospect Park Zoo E5
Brooklyn
Aqueduct Racetrack G5
Belmont Park Race Track H4
Citi Field (home of the New York Mets)
F3
Flushing Meadows Corona Park F3
Flushing Town Hall G3
King Manor Museum G4
Kingsland Homestead G3
Louis Armstrong House Museum F3
MoMA PS1 E3
Museum of the Moving Image E3
New York Hall of Science F3
Noguchi Museum E3
Queens Botanical Garden G3
Queens County Farm Museum H3
Queens Museum F3
Queens Theatre in the Park G3
Queens Zoo F3
Resorts World Casino G5
Rockaway Beach G6
Socrates Sculpture Park E3
Unisphere F3
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (site of the US Open)
G4
Alice Austen House Museum C5
Conference House Park A7
Fort Wadsworth D6
Historic Richmond Town B6
National Lighthouse Museum C5
Noble Maritime Collection C5
Richmond County Bank Ballpark (home of the New York Yankees)
C5
Seguine Mansion B7
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
C5
Staten Island Children’s Museum C5
Staten Island Ferry Terminal C5
Staten Island Museum C5
Staten Island Zoo C5
St. George C5
Verrazano-Narrows Bridge D6
Staten Island
Manhattan Refer to the reverse side of this map, as well as the Manhattan inset details, at far right.
Five-Borough Highlights Water & Air Transport
Circle Line Downtown circlelinedowntown.com
Circle Line Sightseeing circleline42.com
CitySightseeing citysightseeingny.com
East River Ferry nywaterway.com
Governors Island Ferry govisland.com
Helicopter Flight Services heliny.com
Hornblower Cruises hornblower.com
Liberty Helicopters libertyhelicopters.com
Liberty Landing Ferry libertylandingferry.com
Manhattan Helicopters flymh.com
New York Helicopter newyorkhelicopter.com
New York Water Taxi harborexperience.com
NY Waterway nywaterway.com
SeaStreak seastreak.com
Spirit Cruises spiritcruises.com
Staten Island Ferry nyc.gov/siferry
Statue Cruises statuecruises.com
North
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