EXPLORING NYC ON A WEBQUEST

During my internet research about New York City, I found the official website of the Statue of Liberty very interesting for its detailed history and expert tips for visiting. If I were to visit New York, I would love to:

  • Take a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to see this iconic monument.
  • Walk through Central Park to enjoy its beautiful scenery.
  • Attend a Broadway show.

1. Statue of Liberty

Ticket Prices: Ferry tickets include access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, starting at $24.30 USD for adults, $18.30 USD for seniors (62+), and $12.30 USD for children (4-12). Children under 4 are free. Additional tickets for access to the crown or pedestal must be booked in advance.
How to Get There: The ferry departs from Battery Park in Manhattan. You can reach Battery Park by subway: take lines 1 (South Ferry), 4 or 5 (Bowling Green), or R/W (Whitehall Street). Alternatively, buses M1, M6, or M15 stop at South Ferry.

2. Central Park

Areas and Attractions: Central Park features various areas, including The Great Lawn, Belvedere Castle, and Bethesda Terrace, along with trails, lakes, and playgrounds.
How to Get There: Access the park by subway using lines A, B, C, D, 1, 2, and 3 on the west side, or N, R, and Q on the east side. Common stations include Columbus Circle, 72nd Street, and 86th Street.

3. The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met)

Ticket Prices: The suggested admission is $30 USD for adults, $22 USD for seniors, and $17 USD for students. New York residents and students from NY, NJ, and CT can pay what they wish.
How to Get There: The closest subway stations are 86th Street (lines 4, 5, and 6) and 77th Street (line 6).

4. Times Square

Current Events: Times Square hosts various ongoing events, including street performances, launches, and celebrations.
How to Get There: Subway lines 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, and S stop at the Times Square 42nd Street station.

5. Empire State Building

Ticket Prices: Tickets for the observation deck start at $44 USD for adults, $38 USD for children, and $42 USD for seniors. VIP and multi-floor access options are also available.
How to Get There: Take the B, D, F, M, N, Q, or R lines to 34th Street Herald Square or lines 1, 2, and 3 to Penn Station.

6. American Museum of Natural History

Ticket Prices: General admission is $28 USD for adults, $22.50 USD for seniors (65+), and $16.50 USD for children (3-12). Special exhibits, such as the Butterfly Conservatory or planetarium shows, may have additional costs.
How to Get There: The nearest subway station is 81st Street Museum of Natural History, accessible via the B and C lines.

7. The High Line

Admission: Admission to the High Line is free; no tickets are required.
Nearest Subway Stations: The nearest stations are 14th Street (A, C, E, and L lines) and 23rd Street (C and E lines). Entry points include Gansevoort Street, 23rd Street, and 30th Street.

8. Rockefeller Center & Top of the Rock

Ticket Prices: General admission to Top of the Rock starts at $40 USD for adults, $34 USD for seniors, and $30 USD for children. VIP and sunset packages are also available.
How to Get There: Subway lines B, D, F, and M stop at 47th-50th Streets Rockefeller Center. Lines N, R, and W stop at 49th Street.

9. One World Observatory

Ticket Prices: Tickets start at $43 USD for adults, $41 USD for seniors (65+), and $37 USD for children (6-12). Priority access and combination tickets are available.
How to Get There: The nearest subway stations are Fulton Street (A, C, J, Z, 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines) and World Trade Center (E line).

10. Brooklyn Bridge

Guided Tours: Guided walking tours of the Brooklyn Bridge cost between $20 and $40 USD per person, often including historical insights and photo opportunities.
How to Get There: The nearest subway stations are City Hall (R and W lines), Brooklyn Bridge City Hall (4, 5, 6 lines), and High Street Brooklyn Bridge (A and C lines).

11. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Admission Prices: General admission is $25 USD for adults, $18 USD for seniors (65+), and free for children under 16. Free admission is available on Fridays from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM, but tickets must be reserved in advance.
Nearest Subway Stations: The nearest stations are 5th Avenue 53rd Street (E and M lines) and 57th Street (F line).

12. Broadway (Theater District)

Ticket Prices: Prices for Broadway shows range from $40 USD to over $200 USD, depending on the show and seating. Discounted tickets can be found at TKTS booths or online.
How to Get There: Accessible via several subway stations, including Times Square 42nd Street (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, and S lines) and 49th Street (N, R, and W lines).

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