NEW YORK CITY: LOWER MANHATTAN There’s more to New York City than Times Square and Central Park. For spectacular waterfront views and thought-provoking landmarks, head south to explore Tribeca, the Financial District, and Brooklyn. WHAT TO SEE Battery Park Charging Bull & Fearless Girl Whether you’re in the mood to Charging Bull has long been the symbol of Wall Street and a must- walk or sit, Battery Park is the per- see landmark for anyone visiting the Financial District. The recent fect place to unwind and recharge. addition of Fearless Girl, a statue that stares down the bull, has made Find a bench beneath a shady tree this an even more sought-after spot for sightseeing and selfies. and enjoy views of Manhattan’s Broadway & Morris St., New York, 10004 waterfront, including the Statue of Liberty. Or go for a stroll and enjoy the many sculptures and 9/11 Memorial street performers who flock to the park. Come to reflect and pay your respects at the 9/11 Memorial, Brooklyn Bridge which occupies the footprint of the Walk or ride your bike across the former World Trade Center. The approximately one mile Brooklyn memorial is made up of two large Bridge and you’ll be rewarded with reflecting pools fed by massive spectacular views of the city. Along waterfalls and bordered by the names of people who lost their the way, there are plenty of spots lives in the 2001 and 1993 attacks. to snap photos of the skyline— 180 Greenwich St., New York, 10007 just be conscious of where you stop, since it’s a hotspot for tourists and cyclists. Trinity Church Peaceful and beautiful, Trinity Church offers a serene spot amid WHERE TO EAT the bustling streets of New York’s Financial District. With a parish Casual & Fine Dining history going back more than 300 Fuel your day of sightseeing years, this small church is admired with a meal at one of these for its intricate architecture and vivid stained glass windows. popular eateries: 75 Broadway, New York, 10006 WHAT TO DO • Pisillo Italian Panini, 97 Nassau St., New York, 10038 • Forlini’s Restaurant, 93 Baxter St., New York, 10013 Staten Island Ferry • Juliana’s, 19 Old Fulton St., New York, 11201 Travel across the New York Harbor • Tamarind Tribeca, 99 Hudson St., New York, 10013 while you take in the city skyline and views of the Statue of Liberty. The Staten Island Ferry runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week and rides last about 30 minutes. If possible, avoid taking the ferry during weekday rush hours, as it’s typically filled with commuters. 4 Whitehall St., New York, 10004 ©2017 DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL LTD.