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Brooklyn Bridge

One of New York’s most famous landmarks is the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, which connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Bridge was built in 1883 and stretches over 5,000 ft. across the East River.

Poet’s House

Founded in 1985 by Poet Laureate Stanley Kunitz, the National Poetry library is a free library that has over 70,000 volumes of poetry. Poet’s House is located in Battery Park City and offers views across the Hudson River. The library also has a dedicated children’s section and regularly holds free events.
10 River Terrace, (212) 431-7920

Regal Cinema

Take in a movie at one of the 11 screens in the Regal Cinema Battery Park. This state-of-the-art cinema is located inside the hotel.
(212) 945-4370

Governor's Island

Situated at the New York Harbor is Governor’s Island, a 172-acre land that can be reached by ferry. This historic Island is open to the public during the summer months and is easily accessible from Manhattan and Brooklyn.

The Whitney Museum

The Whitney Museum of American Art features a wide range of twentieth-century contemporary artwork from artists across the country. Named after U.S. sculptor Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, the Museum is open from 10:30 am every day with the exception of Tuesday’s.

99 Gansevoort Street (212) 570-3600

The High Line

A former railroad, the High Line has been revitalized as a public green space overlooking Chelsea. Owned by the city of New York, this park hosts daily events such as Tai Chi and musical performances.

Gansevoort Street – West 34th Street

One World Trade Observatory

Take in stunning views across New York City at the One World Trade Observatory located on the top three floors of the One World Trade Center. Discover the history of the city during the 60-second journey via floor-to-ceiling LED technology in the Sky Pod elevators.

285 Fulton Street (884) 696-1776

Irish Hunger Memorial

Located directly across from the hotel, The Irish Hunger Memorial is a reminder to New Yorkers of the devastation of the infamous events that led to the Great Irish Famine and migration of 1845-1852. During this time hundreds of thousands of Irish migrated over to New York to escape the Great Hunger.

Vasey Street and North End Avenue, (212( 267-9700

9/11 Memorial

Located at the site of the former World Trade Center’s, the 9/11 Memorial is a national tribute to the victims of September 11, 2001. The two reflecting pools, which feature man-made waterfalls, sit where the former towers once stood. The names of every victim of the atrocities are inscribed on the bronze panels at the edge of the pools.

Albany & Greenwich Streets, (212) 363-3200

Jane's Carousel

Created by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company in 1922, Jane’s Carousel features 48 handcrafted horses and two chariots. In the 1980’s it was bought at auction and was painstakingly restored to its former glory. Jane’s Carousel now proudly sits in Brooklyn Bridge Park on the East River and is open to the public.

Statue Of Liberty

New York’s most famous tourist attraction the Statue of Liberty sits proudly on Liberty Island overlooking the city. A piece of architectural history, this unique statue can be seen from the free Staten Island Ferry or by purchasing tickets to the Island.

Little Kid, Big City! and Conrad New York Downtown Adventure Guide

Traveling with the family? Allow “Little Kid Big City” to guide you through New York City! Written by Beth Beckman, a writer, explorer, photographer and native New Yorker, “Little Kid Big City” is a children’s travel guide that will help you and your little ones celebrate all that New York City has to offer.

The book is a self-guided tour, exploring historic landmarks and sights such as the Statue of Liberty, One World Trade Center, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Bronx Zoo, and taste the city’s most famous foods, such as pizza and bagels. Children will receive an adventure kit and win a prize upon completion. Contact our Guest Relations team at NYCCI.GR@ConradHotels.com to book.

SeaGlass Carousel

The SeaGlass Carousel was designed to portray the history of Battery Conservatory, which was the first home of the New York Aquarium. The Carousel is set in a unique building and features 30 large fiberglass fish as seats.

State Street and Water Street (212) 344-3491

Children's Museum of the Arts

Located in nearby SoHo this museum’s mission is to introduce children to the arts and encourage them to get involved. The museum offers a range of classes, taught by real artists, as well as regular exhibitions.

103 Charlton Street, (212) 274-1776

Hudson River Park

The longest waterfront in the country has been completely redesigned into a picturesque urban area for public use. The River Park includes beautiful public piers, a waterside esplanade and a myriad of recreational and educational activities.

Along the Hudson River, from 59th Street south to Battery Park, (212) 627-2020

CitiBikes

Cycle your way through the city with one of thousands of CitiBikes available for hire from over 600 stations across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Jersey City. Bikes are available for hire for a day from as little as $12 an hour.

The Barclay Center

Situated in the heart of Brooklyn is the Barclays Center, a state-of-the-art sports and entertainment venue. This 675,000 sq. ft. venue regularly holds events including concerts, NBA Nets Basketball games and conferences.

620 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn (917) 618-6100

Westfield World Trade Center

The Westfield World Trade Center was opened in August 2016 as a replacement to the former Mall at the World Trade Center, which was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks. Inside this two-story center there is a selection of luxury stores, restaurants, boutiques and more.

185 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10007, (212) 284-9982

Brookfield Place

Located directly across from the hotel is Brookfield Place shopping center. In here you will find an array of luxury stores, casual dining options and more.

230 Vasey Street (212) 732-8257

South Street Seaport

Take a stroll down to the harbor and visit South Street Seaport on Pier 17. This historic area of the city has a range of shops, restaurants and bars with views of the Brooklyn Bridge.

78 South Street, (212) 742-8200

Soulcycle Tribeca

An evolved concept of indoor cycling, combining inspirational coaching with a full-body workout, all set to great music
103 Warren Street, (212) 406-1300

AQUAStudio®

Aqua Description: is a wellness sanctuary in the heart of TriBeCa and the unique home of AQUACYCLING - a cycling experience in 4' of water that harmoniously pairs the challenge of high-intensity cardio and full-body toning with the natural healing properties of salt water.

Asphalt Green Battery Park City

Asphalt Green Battery Park City is a 52,000 sq. ft. facility offering a wide variety of sports, swimming and fitness programs for every age and ability. In addition to the Battery Park City location, Asphalt Green Upper East Side is the only location in the nation to offer AG6™, a high-intensity, circuit-based program and fitness experience like no other. AG6™ focuses on movement with purpose to uncover athletic sixth sense and strengthen all major muscle groups, burning up to 1,000 calories in 45 minutes.

The Rink at Brookfield Place with Gregory & Petukhov

Join former Olympic figure skaters Melissa Gregory & Denis Petukhov at the Rink at Brookfield Place and try your hand at ice sports. Guests at the Conrad New York Downtown can enjoy a 45-minute private lesson with the Olympians along with a 45-minute free skate as part of the skate package. This package is available until 26 February 2017.

230 Vesey Street (347) 843-9503

Fitness Center

Our onsite, 24-hour fitness center is located off the hotel atrium and features state-of-the art equipment.