New York is five boroughs of museums, Broadway, world cuisines block-by-block, and skyline views from every angle. It’s exhausting and exhilarating; the trick is picking a couple of neighborhoods a day and eating wherever the line of locals is.
Central Park
The Met & MoMA
Broadway show
Brooklyn + skyline views
Paying for multiple skyline observation decks — pick one (Top of the Rock has the Empire State in the shot) and put the rest toward a show or a meal.
Times Square restaurants and costumed-character tips — it’s a 10-minute photo stop, not a dining destination; walk to the West Village or Flushing instead.
Late spring and early autumn are ideal; December is magical but mobbed and pricey; July–August is hot and humid. Book Broadway and the Met-area hotels early.
Munduva is free for your whole group — pick the dates together, build the plan, and split the costs.
Start planning — it’s free