CityPASS New York articles

Traveling with children means planning for a toddler who wants to run and a teenager who wants a great photo. The good news is that the best family-friendly attractions in New York City are built to hold everyone's attention at once.

New York City rewards visitors in every season, so the best time to visit New York depends less on the calendar and more on what you want out of the trip.

Consider this your guide to the best museums in New York City, with practical pointers on what each one does best, who will love it most, and how much time to budget.

Whether you're scanning Manhattan from a soaring observation deck, drifting past a floodlit Statue of Liberty, or moving through a world-class museum during extended evening hours, the things to do in NYC in the evening are every bit as compelling as anything on a daytime itinerary.

Times Square gets a reputation it only partly deserves. Yes, it's loud, commercial, and relentlessly busy, but the surrounding blocks are home to some of the best things to do in New York City, and most visitors walk right past them.

Midtown Manhattan is the kind of place that makes you stop mid-stride just to look up. From soaring observation decks to world-class museums and free afternoon retreats in beautifully maintained parks, this stretch of New York City packs more must-see experiences per block than almost anywhere on earth.