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Tourist attractions in New York, United States

Tourist attractions in New York, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.

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Historic 1922 carousel

Jane’s Carousel

Beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, a transparent pavilion shelters a carousel that began turning more than a century ago. The Philadelphia Toboggan Company built Jane’s Carous…

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Public waterfront park

Brooklyn Bridge Park

In DUMBO, former port structures give way to lawns, piers and paths along the East River. Brooklyn Bridge Park covers 85 acres and links several waterfront sections betw…

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Italian American history museum

Italian American Museum

At 151 Mulberry Street, the Italian American Museum preserves a story that Little Italy’s façades and restaurants cannot tell by themselves. The institution presents exh…

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Public waterfront park

Domino Park

In Williamsburg, the East River is no longer seen only from a closed industrial pier; a public park now opens the waterfront to walkers. Domino Park occupies five acres…

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State park and memorial landscape

Marsha P. Johnson State Park

North of Domino Park, this state-run stretch of waterfront faces Manhattan and bears the name of Marsha P. Johnson, a Black trans activist and figure in the LGBTQ+ right…

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Community museum of local history

The City Reliquary Museum

Behind an unassuming Metropolitan Avenue frontage, The City Reliquary turns everyday objects into a small history of New York. This independent museum gathers World’s Fa…

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Historic monument and memorial arch

Washington Square Arch

At the end of Fifth Avenue, Washington Square Arch turns a park entrance into a familiar city scene: students, musicians and neighbours pass beneath it alongside visitor…

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Sculpture and architecture park

Art Omi

A sculpture and architecture park in Ghent, outside Hudson, with large outdoor works, a gallery and walking routes over varied natural terrain.

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Art museum

Dia Beacon

A museum in a former box-printing factory, with art from the 1960s onward, large-scale installations and convenient access from Beacon station.

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Art museum

Fenimore Art Museum

A lakeside art museum with American painting, folk art and the Thaw Collection, plus a new American Masterworks gallery announced for September 2026.

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State park

Glimmerglass State Park

A state park beyond Cooperstown with Otsego Lake views, woodland trails and an accessible kayak launch; swimming follows a separate summer season.

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Nature attraction with trails

High Falls Gorge

An Ausable River gorge near Wilmington, with waterfall walkways, a stair-free route and a published late-autumn closure in 2026.

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Historic district museum

Historic Huguenot Street

A historic district whose guided tours examine Indigenous, Huguenot, free and enslaved lives, with seasonal access to selected buildings.

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Sightseeing cruises

Mid-Lakes Navigation

Narrated sightseeing and dining cruises on Skaneateles Lake, departing from the village dock; schedules and vessels vary.

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