Points of interest

1 United Nations Headquarters (1 block) United Nations Headquarters (1 block)
Conveniently located around the corner from AKA United Nations is the UN Plaza. Each year, the United Nations General Assembly shuts down most of the streets in the midtown-east neighborhood of Manhattan, making walking the optimal form of transportation.

2 Rockefeller Center and ‘Top of the Rock’ (Located about 10 blocks north/east) Rockefeller Center and ‘Top of the Rock’ (Located about 10 blocks north/east)
(Located about 4 blocks east and 6 blocks north) Although probably most famous for its Christmas décor and ice skating rink, Rockefeller Center is a favorite New York City attraction year round. Highlights of this neighborhood icon include taking a tour through NBC studios or catching a performance at Radio City Music Hall. Perhaps the most exciting activity is a trip 70 floors up to “Top of the Rock” where one can take in breathtaking 360 degree views of New York City.

3 Grand Central Terminal (4 blocks) Grand Central Terminal (4 blocks)
One can easily get lost in the sprawling center of New York City’s mass transit system, but be prepared for the crowds as this is the commuting center of the city! Grand Central Station has been completely restored to its original 1913 splendor and houses five exquisite restaurants and cocktail lounges, 20 casual international eateries in the lower level Dining Concourse, gourmet foods from the Grand Central Market and the 50 unique specialty shops throughout the concourses.

4 St. Patrick's Cathedral (6 blocks) St. Patrick's Cathedral (6 blocks)
St. Patrick’s cathedral is the largest decorated Neo-Gothic-style Catholic cathedral in North America, and a truly awe inspiring structure in the heart of midtown.

5 Museum of Modern Art (6 blocks northeast) Museum of Modern Art (6 blocks northeast)
Explore one of the world’s finest collections of modern and contemporary art at the MOMA. The museum features classic paintings, sculpture, architecture and experimental pieces from artists around the world, along with visiting exhibitions throughout the year. Admission is $20 for adults, except for Friday nights when the fee is waived.

6 Metlife Building (5 blocks)
Originally called the Pan Am Building, the Metlife building is an iconic sykscraper in the New York City skyline.

7 Empire State Building (13 blocks) Empire State Building (13 blocks)
New York's most famous skyscraper boasts 103 floors and welcomes tourists 365 days a year to the observation decks.

8 Chrysler Building (3 blocks)
The art-deco Chrysler Building is one of the tallest and most recognized buildings in New York, located at the corner of Lexington Avenue and 42nd street.