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Rockeffeller Center 1260 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10020 American Museum of Natural History Hersheys Rockeffeller Center Central Park West @ 79th Street 1593 Broadway, New York, NY 10019 1260 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY (212) 581-9100 hersheys.com New York, NY 10020 212-769-5100 amnh.org 212-247-4777 High Line rockefellercenter.com Anne Frank Center 212-206-9922 thehighline.org 44 Park Pl., New York, NY Roosevelt Island Tram (212) 431-7993 annefrank.com IKEA Ferry Roosevelt Island Red Bus Service nywatertaxi.com rioc.ny.gov/tramtransportation.htm Blazing Saddles (212) 742-1969 Pier 17 in New York City Shops at Columbus Circle (917) 440-9094 blazingsaddles.com Jewish Museum theshopsatcolumbuscircle.com 1109 5th Ave., New York, NY Broadway Shows (212) 423-3200 Skyscraper Museum * Broadway & Off Broadway Shows thejewishmuseum.org 39 Battery Pl., New York, NY * Inside Broadway Tours (212) 968-1961 skyscraper.org * TKTS - Discount Broadway Shows Liberty Science Museum Broadway & 47th Street Liberty State Park Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 222 Jersey City Boulevard 1071 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY Bronx Zoo Jersey City, NJ (212) 423-3500 guggenheim.org 2300 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY (201) 200-1000 lsc.org (718) 367-1010 SONY Wonder Technology Lab M&M’s World New York Sony Plaza, Midtown East., NY Brooklyn Bridge & DUMBO 1600 Broadway, NewYork, NY 212-833-8100 Neighborhood Tour (212) 295-3850 sonywondertechlab.com (800) 258-7359 insideouttours.com Madame Tussauds New York Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Bryant Park 234 W 42nd St, New York, NY statueofliberty.org New York, NY (212) 512-9600 bryantpark.org madametussauds.com/newyork Tenement Museum Interactive Tours Center for Jewish History Manhattan By Sail 103 Orchard St, New York, NY 15 W. 16th St., New York, NY Pier 17 @ South Street Seaport (212) 982-8420 tenement.org (212) 294-8301 cjh.org New York, NY (212) 619-0907 Top of the Rock Observation Deck Chelsea Piers manhattanbysail.com 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 23rd Street & West Side Highway (212) 698-2000 (212) 336-6800 chelseapiers.com Memorial Library topoftherocknyc.com 58 E. 79th St. # 2F, New York, NY Central Park (212) 249-5384 US Holocaust Memorial Museum centralparknyc.org thememoriallibrary.org 60 E 42nd St # 2540, New York, NY One Grand Central Place Discovery Times Square Metropolitan Museum of Art (212) 983-0825 ushmm.org 226 W. 44th St. New York, NY 1000 5th Ave, New York, NY (866) 987-9692 discoverytsx.com (212) 535-7710 metmuseum.org Walkin’ Broadway (212) 997-5004 Dylan’s Candy Bar Museum of Jewish Heritage walkinbroadway.com 1011 3rd Ave, New York, NY * 36 Battery Pl., New York, NY (646) 735-0078 (646) 437-4202 mjhnyc.org Wall Street Walks * 18 1st Ave., New York, NY (212) 209-3370 Empire State Building (212) 786-0820 mjhnyc.org wallstreetwalks.com 36 W 44th St #1407, NYC, NY (212) 977-7732 esbnyc.com Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Whitney Museum of American Art 11 W 53rd St, New York, NY 945 Madison Ave, Manhattan, NY Grand Central Terminal Audio Tour (212) 708-9400 moma.org (212) 570-3600 whitney.org mas.org/tours Museum of the City of New York 9/11 Tribute Center Hayden Planetarium 1220 Fifth Avenue, NY, NY 9/11memorial.org 81 Central Park West, New York, NY (212) 534-1672 mcny.org (212) 769-5100 haydenplanetarium.org NY SKYRIDE skyride.com Lander College for Women The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School.
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