Chances are you’ve already got a packed list of things to do in NYC, but if you’re looking for a few more ideas, we’ve got you covered with our favorites:

*Tiff's Pick* - The Metropolitan Museum of Art: one of the world's largest and most renowned art museum

*Jacob's Pick* - The Museum of Modern Art: see Van Gogh’s Starry Night along with favorites by Monet, Warhol, Rothko, and more

- The Met Cloisters: large collection of medieval artworks shown in the architectural settings of French monasteries and abbeys

- Neue Galerie: a boutique museum dedicated to early 20th-century German and Austrian art

- The Morgan Library & Museum: Financier J.P. Morgan's private collection of rare books, manuscripts, and drawings preserved in a Gilded Age setting

- The Frick Collection: a museum with collections of European fine and decorative arts from the Renaissance to the early 20th century

- Whitney Museum of American Art: contemporary exhibitions and stunning views of the city

- Guggenheim Museum: a renowned art museum and architectural landmark designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

- The Drawing Center: small but influential museum dedicated to the art of drawing

There are thousands of amazing restaurants in NYC, but here are some of our most memorable dining experiences:

- Sixty Three Clinton: Michelin-starred New American restaurant offering a seasonal tasting menu with Asian influences

- La Dong: our favorite Vietnamese restaurant

- Wayla: our favorite Thai spot

- Semma: the best South Indian food!

- Deluxe Green Bo: the best place for soup dumplings and comfort Chinese fare

- Omakase experiences: check out the NYC Omakase List (lots of good and affordable options in/around Tribeca!)

- Fine dining experiences: view the NYC Michelin Guide

- Bars: here is a detailed guide of the Best Bars in NYC

For inspiration, we often like to browse Instagram food blogs! Check out @beli_eats, @nyc_piggie, and @nycfoodhurtmywallet

- Theater District: home to Broadway & Off-Broadway shows

- Lincoln Center for Performing Arts: check out performances at the Met Opera, New York Philharmonic, Jazz at Lincoln Center or New York City Ballet

- Battery Park City Esplanade: great views of the New York Harbor and Statue of Liberty. We enjoy our mid-workday walks here!

- Brooklyn Bridge Park & Promenade: offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. We love long strolls on the weekends here!

- The High Line: unique urban park built on a historic elevated railway

- Central Park: NYC's most famous park

- Fifth Avenue: world-famous destination for luxury brands, with flagship stores from Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Saks Fifth Avenue

- SoHo: mix of high-end retailers, independent boutiques, art galleries, and street vendors selling handmade items

- Williamsburg: vintage shops, local crafts at markets like the Brooklyn Flea, and quirky boutiques.

New York City is a hub of diverse cultural movements, making it perfect for those with wide-ranging interests. Embark on a tour and learn something new:

- Literary Tour of NYC

- East Village Rock and Roll Tour

- Harlem Hip-Hop Walking Tour

- Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Tour

- Brooklyn Graffiti Lesson

- Delectable Food Tours in NYC

- Tenement Museum: guided tours of restored tenement apartments providing a glimpse of immigrant life in the 19th and 20th centuries

- New York Transit Museum: explore vintage trains and learn about the history of public transportation in NYC

- Intrepid Museum: a maritime and aviation museum centered around the retired aircraft carrier USS Intrepid

For more experiences, browse Airbnb Experiences.

- Go see a late night comedy show at Comedy Cellar, Gotham Comedy Club, or Village Underground

- Sip on a drink and listen to live shows at one of New York's many jazz bars like Saint Tuesday, The Django, Baretto, or Mezzrow