DK Travel : New York

With its skyscrapers, great museums, and bright lights of Broadway, New York is a city of superlatives. There are countless sights that have to be seen, but a handful are truly definitive of the city. These highlights illustrate the very best.

Gotham Walking Tours

Experience New York City up close and personal with a native New Yorker who has a passion for this incredible city. Gotham Walking Tours conducts informative and entertaining public and private walking tours of multiple New York City neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn, highlighting the political, social, architectural and cultural history of the city's diverse communities. All tours are conducted by a licensed tour guide who holds advanced degrees in American history and in law from Harvard University and from NYU School of Law, and who has been researching and reading about New York City's multifaceted history for over twenty years.
Gotham Walking Tours

Gotham Walking Tours conducts entertaining and informative walking tours of multiple Manhattan and Brooklyn neighborhoods that highlight the political, social, architectural and cultural history of the city's diverse communities. All tours are conducted by a licensed tour guide who holds advanced degrees in American history and in law from Harvard University and from NYU School of Law, and who has been researching and reading about NYC's multifaceted history for over twenty years.
Grace Church

A Renwick masterpiece, this beautiful 1846 church is a calm respite in the Village.
Gracie Mansion and Carl Schurz Park

The balconied, wooden, country home built by merchant Archibald Gracie in 1799 was the original home of the Museum of the City of New York and became the official residence of Mayor under Fiorello LaGuardia in 1942. It is located at the northern end of a park laid out in 1891, with a wide promenade that stretches along the East River. The park was named for a prominent statesman and newspaper editor who lived in the neighborhood.
Gramercy Park

Samuel Ruggles laid out this neighborhood around a private park in the 1830s. It remains the city’s only private park and a desirable place to live. Stanford White remodeled No. 16 in 1888 for Edwin Booth, who founded the Players Club here. His statue stands in the park.
Gramercy Tavern

Great place for dinner, good atmosphere and fantastic food
Gramercy Tavern

Unpretentious fine dining where the inventive American cuisine is universally praised. Great desserts.
Gramercy Tavern

Another Danny Meyer success, this is perhaps New York’s most unpretentious fine dining. Tom Colicchio’s inventive American cuisine is universally praised. No reservations are needed for the less expensive Tavern area (see Gramercy Tavern).
Grand Bar

Like its sister TriBeCa Grand, the SoHo Grand is a neighborhood nightlife mecca, comfortable, softly lit, with food if you want it, and filled with beautiful people.
Grand Central Oyster Bar and Restaurant

A New York classic, this bustling and ever-popular restaurant serves only the freshest seafood.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with a glass of house wine, and all unavoidable charges including tax.
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- $25-$50
- $50-$80
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