15 Lower Manhattan Historic Sights
Trace the history of New York City’s development in these buildings and sights.
ATTRACTIONS AND HISTORIC SITES
9/11 Memorial & Museum
The site tells the story of the events of 9/11 as well as the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
Federal Hall National Memorial
Though few associate NYC with America's federal government, Wall Street is where it all began.
One World Observatory
Explore three levels filled with innovation and inspiration.
SHOPPING AND EATING
Brookfield Place
Brookfield Place is the height of luxury shopping, dining and cultural arts in downtown Manhattan.
House of the Red Pearl
The House of the Red Pearl is a clandestine fine dining restaurant.
Shops at the Oculus
Enjoy upscale retail, dining and events in Lower Manhattan.
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RedFarm - Upper West Side
Chinese food maven Ed Schoenfeld and dim sum master chef Joe Ng duplicated their West Village hit with this lively Upper West Side location.
Jazz at Lincoln Center
The past, present and future of jazz converge at Jazz at Lincoln Center's glassy venue overlooking Columbus Circle.
Smoke Jazz & Supper Club
One of New York City's premier jazz venues, Smoke Jazz & Supper Club presents live music seven nights a week.
The Juilliard School
Juilliard established this country's standard for education in the performing arts, beginning with music in 1905, and has added dance and drama to the curriculum.
Hayden Planetarium
Located inside the American Museum of Natural History’s Rose Center for Earth and Space, this state-of-the-art planetarium underwent a full renovation in 2000; the results include a 67 foot dome screen that creates an immersive environment for viewers to watch films like “Journey to the Stars,” a Whoopi Goldberg-narrated exploration of the birth of our universe.
Tessa
A novel design element sets this Upper West Side New American restaurant apart—accordion-style iron security gates hanging everywhere, even spread out over the ceiling.