The Five New York Boroughs: What to See and Do

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The Five New York Boroughs What to See and Do

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Intro

• New York is split into five distinctive
  boroughs that offer masses of different tourist
  attractions to suit every taste. Each New York
  borough has its own vibe and its own must see and
  do activities and attractions. Heres the
  Globehunters lowdown on the five New York
  boroughs and the top things to see and do in each.

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Manhattan

• Some of New Yorks most popular tourist
  attractions like bustling Times Square are found
  in Manhattan. Times Square is home to the
  legendary Broadway theatres and hosts more than
  39 million visitors a year. Its iconic billboards
  are one of those fantastic photo opportunities to
  make your Facebook friends jealous! The 843 acre
  Central Park is another must-visit and offers
  respite from the hustle and bustle of New Yorks
  busy streets. Central Park is charming at any
  time of year, especially in the snow.

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Manhattan

• Of course no trip to Manhattan would be
  complete without a visit to the Statue of
  Liberty. Its found on Liberty Island, which is
  classed as Manhattan. Visits to the statue can be
  combined with a trip to the 9/11 memorial a
  deeply moving tribute at the sight of Ground Zero.

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The Bronx

• The Bronx is a fascinating, ethnically diverse
  borough which houses the Bronx Museum of the Arts
  as well as the famous Yankee Stadium - home of
  the New York Yankees baseball team. If you fancy
  some top notch food from The Bronxs sizeable
  Italian community head to Arthur Avenue in
  Belmont.

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Brooklyn

• New Yorks hipsters are often found in the
  Williamsburg neighbourhood, which is in the New
  York borough of Brooklyn. Williamsburg attracts
  young creative types and boasts a plethora of
  cafes, live music venues, vintage clothes
  boutiques and restaurants. Finally, dont miss
  the great photo opportunities of Brooklyn Heights
  with its impressive architecture and views of the
  New York skyline.

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Queens

• Theres lots to do in New Yorks largest and
  most culturally diverse borough Queens. Long
  Island City, once a manufacturing hub, is now
  home to art galleries, museums and studios dotted
  amongst renovated industrial buildings. Its also
  very easy to get to from central Manhattan by
  train or even ferry.  Culture vultures should
  also visit MoMA PS1 in Jackson Avenue a
  non-profit contemporary art museum which
  showcases the latest artistic talent and emerging
  genres. Visitors of all ages will enjoy Queens
  Zoo with its daily sea lion feedings and Andean
  bears.

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Staten Island

• The journey to Staten Island is an experience
  in itself. Most tourists choose to take the 25
  minute Staten Island ferry across the Hudson
  River to the island in order to photograph the
  Lower Manhattan skyline and of course the Statue
  of Liberty. 

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Conclusion

• Whether you want to experience the five New
  York boroughs for the first time or simply
  reacquaint yourself with this fantastic city,
  take a look at Globehunters cheap New York
  flights.Which is your favourite New York
  borough? Is there anything we've missed that
  youd recommend?