If you're interested in catching a show on Broadway, you can buy discounted tickets on the day of by going to the TKTS booth in Times Square or Lincoln Center

Take the Q train all the way out to Coney Island, a seaside amusement park blending historic rides (the Cyclone) with modern attractions amidst a vibrant boardwalk scene. Stop by Nathan's for a hotdog and try to beat Joey Chestnut's record (83 hotdogs in 10 minutes).

Breathtaking city skyline views from Brooklyn's waterfront park with green spaces for picnics, and a historic carousel.

843 green acres in the heart of Manhattan. Whether we're walking aimlessly through the park with coffee in hand, listening to the New York Philharmonic, or doing marathon training runs, this park holds a special place in our hearts.

Reflective memorial and museum. Features twin reflecting pools and poignant exhibits rooted in historical significance.

We visited the Highline on the day we got engaged. It's an elevated park on repurposed rail tracks, which provides a tranquil stroll with art, greenery, and city views blending nature with the industrial past. Include a stop at the Chelsea Market.