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Ellis Island
The Museum tells the inspiring story of the largest human migration in modern history. Between 1892 and 1954, 12 million immigrants were processed at Ellis Island.
Today more than 40 percent, or over 100 million, of all living Americans can trace their roots to an ancestor who came through Ellis Island.
Central Park
Central ParkCome and enjoy New York City outdoors. The Central Park Web Site is your guide to the worlds most famous park. This site features the first online tour of Central Park with over 50 stops and photographs. Visit Official Web Site. Central Park Extends south to north from 59th to 110th St. and east to west from Fifth Ave. to Central Park West (212) 794-6564.
Over 840 acres of landscaped and recreational areas: zoo, theater, sports facilities, lakes and more.
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts at 62nd to 66th St, between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave, NY 10023-6583, (212) 875-5350. Lincoln Center Hotline (212) 875-5400.
Lincoln Center offers an array of exciting programs every day of the year. Program range from the well known to adventurous; from large-scale to intimate; from formal too informal; from programs for adults to programs for children and families. Situated on 15 acres on the Upper West Side. Daily tours include Metropolitan Opera House, Avery Fisher Hall, NY State Theater, and Vivian Beaumont Theater, Tours originate on the Concourse level at Lincoln Center. Gift shop.
LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Reestablished in 1985, Lincoln Center Theater has become one of New York not-for-profit theater producers, presenting a year-round schedule of plays and musicals at its home base at Lincoln Center, at theaters on and off Broadway, as well as international touring productions, television and film projects and original cast recordings. LCD’s illustrious history includes premieres of new works by Wendy Wasserstein, John Guare, Tom Stoppard, Mboengeni Ngema and David Mamet, as well as acclaimed revivals of A Delicate Balance, Carousel, The Heiress, Our Town, and The House of blue Leaves, among other. Information (212) 239-6200
New York Philharmonic
Founded in 1842, the New York Philharmonic is America’s oldest orchestra and one of New York’s finest cultural treasures. Under Music Director Kurt Masur, the 107 virtuosos of the Philharmonic play close to 170 concerts for audiences of almost one million people every year. Renowned for its performance of the classical repertoire, the orchestra is praised for a visionary commissioning program and its presentation of the finest guest conductors and artists in the world. Highlights of every season include free Summer Parks Concerts, Young People’s Concerts, Rush Hour and Saturday Matinee programs and a series of special holiday programs each winter. 10 Lincoln Center Plaza, Manhattan Information (212) 875-5656
New York City Opera
For more than 50 year, New York City Opera has virtually redefined the opera repertory with its bold and innovative productions of the rarely performed and the new, as well as beloved classics. City Opera’s performances bring together some of the world’s most exciting performers, directors and designers, to create productions with a conceptual, Theatrical flair you rarely find in an opera house. The company’s long tradition of showcasing young singers helped launch the careers of Beverly Sills, Renee Fleming and Placido Domingo, to name a few. The company presents more than 115 performances during its Fall-Spring season at the New York State Theater. Information (212) 870-5570 Carnegie Hall
154 W. 57th St. (Seventh Ave.), NY 10019: (212) 247-7800. World Famous concert hall.
Tours: Mon - Tue. and Thu-Fri. 11:30 am, 2pm, 3pm
Times Square
Broadway-Seventh Ave, 42nd-47th St, NY, TKTS booth for same-day half-price theater tickets at 47th St., and Broadway. (Opens 3pm for evening shows, noon for matinees).
The Theater at Madison Square Garden
This ultramodern, multi-use classic amphitheater has seating for 5,600 people. A Christmas Carol, The Wizard of Oz, concerts, family shows and graduations are among the events scheduled at the Theater. The Madison Square Garden Expo Center is also the host to many conventions and trade shows. Seventh Avenue 31st to 33rd St, NYC
Yankee Stadium
This 57,545-seat stadium is home to the New York Yankees, winners of the 1996 World Series, and baseball’s most successful team. Visit Monument Park and view the plaques, historic monuments and retired number exhibits dedicated to the all-time Yankee Great. Tours of Yankee Stadium to get the "behind-the-scenes" look at the inner working of "The House That Ruth built" are available by appointment year round for groups of 12 or more. 161st Street and River Avenue Insiders Stadium Tour: Including Yankee History, Dugout Area, press box, Monument Park, and Scoreboard Operations. Tours available Monday through Friday 10am – 4pm, By Appointment only year round. Minimum group is 12 people. Call (718) 579-4531