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New York City
Group Travel
New York City Overview For Group Travelers
New York City Group Attractions
There are plenty of things to do and places to see for groups traveling to New York City. Explore top attractions our experts recommend. Visit The Cloisters. Check out Central Park. Don't miss Metropolitan Museum of Art. Click here to start planning your trip now.
Things To Do for Groups in New York City
Book group trip activities before you go. Select from our handpicked tours and experiences for groups traveling to New York City. Find everything from day trips to tours to concerts and shows to outdoor activities to discount attraction cards-and more. We can help your group find and book the best group activities. In New York City, try Jersey Boys On Broadway, New York Garment Center Shopping Tour, or New York Sunday Brunch Cruise. Explore other group activities and tours available in New York City here.
About New York City
New York City, the Big Apple, the City That Never Sleeps! Home to treasures like the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Central Park, Broadway and Rockefeller Center, New York has something for anyone, no matter where they come from.New York City Districts
New York City, arguably the world's most vibrant and sprawling metropolis, occupies five boroughs, each with its own distinct identity. After all, before the historic 1898 consolidation, Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island were each independent municipalities. Manhattan, home to the most recognizable sites, dominates popular perception of New York City.New York City Entertainment
New York offers a dizzying array of entertainment options. So much so that the enormous number of choices often overwhelms even the most jaded New Yorker. After all, walking down Fifth Avenue or St. Marks Place (two streets as different as they can be) entertains New Yorkers far more than most Hollywood movies. Many days, visitors may choose between a pricey Broadway extravaganza or one of the city's many free parades. Adventurous theatergoers eschew Broadway for off- and off-off-Broadway while those seeking to express themselves haunt the city's many nightclubs. Meanwhile, divas and drag queens prove nightly that cabaret is not a thing of the past.Sinatra was wise when he sang, "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere...." The world's best performers know that without success in the Big Apple, they aren't really successful. Thus, big stars perform at Madison Square Garden and belt out tunes at Radio City Music Hall. From the latest diva at the Metropolitan Opera House to Irving Plaza's hottest band, the best of the best make it all look easy.
All the while, art museums and galleries mount shows, street performers entertain in the parks, Gus the Polar Bear swims the backstroke at the zoo and rollerbladers enjoy the sunshine while basking in the city's spectacle.
Visitors and residents alike choose their entertainment based on budget. Happily, the city bursts with options whether one is a prince or a pauper.
New York City Dining and Drinking
In all its diversity, New York City social life revolves around dining out. Whether a powerbroker pays hundreds for a meal or a slacker scrapes together some money for a pie at a pizza joint, each experiences the city’s unique culinary fusion. Add lively conversation with friends and you’ve found the real New York City. With so many ethnic influences, so many talented chefs making a name for themselves, so many hotspots, so many hidden gems, so many delis, so many diners--New York offers something for everyone’s palate.Diners enjoy gastronomic delights across the five boroughs, but the following districts are particularly noteworthy: Midtown, Hell’s Kitchen, Gramercy and Union Square, West Village, East Village, Soho, Tribeca, Little Italy, and Chinatown. New York City's selection of amazing places to feast and imbibe is ever growing, ever changing and always exciting.