Things to do in Newark

🗽 Statue of Liberty, New York —The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous landmarks in New York City, USA. Standing on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, the iconic statue symbolizes freedom, hope, and opportunity.

Going later in the afternoon allows you to see the sunset from daytime, offering a completely different experience compared to the nighttime view! There are both indoor and outdoor viewing platforms, making for an amazing experience! The video was played in the elevator.

We are not “museum people” but we enjoyed our time at Moma! A lot to see and some interesting pieces. Loved the 4th floor!

Perhaps because the summer holidays are over, there were no lines. It was very convenient to scan the code to enter. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is very large, so you can stroll around at your own pace. If you get tired, there are places to grab a drink or a snack. The US is a large country, not crowded. Even in very lively areas, there are plenty of places to rest, which is very thoughtful.

Of all the view points of NYC, the most unique I have to say. My daughter really liked the interactive activities available at the observation deck. You can get good view of the Mid Town and unbelievable view of the Empire State Building from the top. Ticket might be a bit pricey, but hey, it’s New York. So you have to understand. Overall I would say definitely a worth it to experience.

Rockefeller Center is one of those iconic New York places that’s worth seeing in person. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and walking around the surrounding area. The architecture is impressive, and there’s plenty to see nearby. If you have time, going up to Top of the Rock is a great addition for beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline and Central Park. 🏙️✨🗽

The cruise experience was great. It departs from the New Jersey pier and is very quiet, but be aware that the last cruise departs at 4 PM each day. You can get a close-up view of the Statue of Liberty, making it a wonderful experience.

One of New York's five best observation decks, a must-visit. Rockefeller Center is quite good; you can see the Empire State Building, but you can't actually see yourself from the Empire State Building. The weather was great that day, truly wonderful.

Located on the 100th floor of the 30 Hudson Yards building, it offers a unique perspective of the Manhattan skyline. Higher than other observation decks, the platform extends outwards, and the glass railings are tilted outwards at a 6.6° angle, making people feel as if they are suspended above the city when they are close to the glass.

It's definitely worth a visit, and you absolutely must rent an audio guide. Coming here evoked the same feelings and emotions as visiting the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall—a heavy, sorrowful feeling. So many historical memories are preserved here; it's heartbreaking. You absolutely have to experience it for yourself.