New York

They call it The City That Never Sleeps, and that’s great news for visitors wanting to pack a lot of activities into their stay. New York is an international hub for finance, culture and the arts.
The city is home to some of America’s greatest icons, the first of which is the Statue of Liberty, gifted by France to commemorate America’s independence. The Empire State building, completed in 1931 was the tallest building in the world until it was surpassed in 1970 by the World Trade Centre North Tower. The enormous Rockefeller Centre, commissioned by the Rockefeller oil baron family, stands as a testament to American industry.
Theatre lovers could spend weeks in the city without ever leaving Broadway. With 41 professional theatres operating, there is always a show to suit everyone’s taste. New York is also home to many museums, including the American Museum of Natural History and the MET. Central Park is a huge open area where you can row on a lake, relax in the sun or wander through the trees.