New York Cruises
New York has it all. Besides being home to one of the world’s largest financial centers and most iconic cities, New York City. It’s location, next to the Hudson River and next to Niagara Falls, makes this state a port to lot’s of Buffalo NY Cruises and Niagara Falls NY Cruises. This state is a tourist's favorite because of its mix of urbanity and nature. Some of its landmarks include the Empire state Building, Central Park, Times Square, all located in Manhattan, and the Statue of the Liberty in New York Harbor. This state is also full of world-class museums such as the Museum of Modern Art, and the American Museum of Natural History.
When entering this destination while cruising the Great Lakes, make sure you allocate plenty of time to discover the state’s most coveted spots. Allow yourself some time to wander around the streets as well, and catch a Broadway show, walk by the 5th avenue, or do some shopping at The Plaza. Wander around Coney Island in Brooklyn, or go on a picture-tour and cover the Manhattan Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Charging Bull.
There are plenty of parks in the area such as the Bryant Park, the Prospect Park, and the Washington Square Park. If you find yourself wanting to take a break from the business of the city, make sure you visit Letchworth State Park, located in Livingston and Wyoming Counties. The Genesee River current flows right through this 14,427-acre park, which adds to the astonishing experience.
The state is well known for its wide variety of international cuisines, so there is something for everyone. Trying to cover all this state has to offer might turn out to be overwhelming. Don’t forget to relax and grab a bite at some of the state’s most famous food hubs. The Chelsea Market, Little Italy, New York’s famous pizza or buffalo wings are all great ideas for amazing culinary experiences.
When entering this destination while cruising the Great Lakes, make sure you allocate plenty of time to discover the state’s most coveted spots. Allow yourself some time to wander around the streets as well, and catch a Broadway show, walk by the 5th avenue, or do some shopping at The Plaza. Wander around Coney Island in Brooklyn, or go on a picture-tour and cover the Manhattan Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Charging Bull.
There are plenty of parks in the area such as the Bryant Park, the Prospect Park, and the Washington Square Park. If you find yourself wanting to take a break from the business of the city, make sure you visit Letchworth State Park, located in Livingston and Wyoming Counties. The Genesee River current flows right through this 14,427-acre park, which adds to the astonishing experience.
The state is well known for its wide variety of international cuisines, so there is something for everyone. Trying to cover all this state has to offer might turn out to be overwhelming. Don’t forget to relax and grab a bite at some of the state’s most famous food hubs. The Chelsea Market, Little Italy, New York’s famous pizza or buffalo wings are all great ideas for amazing culinary experiences.