General Grant National Memorial Tomb of Ulysses S. Grant.Exhibitions pertaining to his life as U.S. General and President. Closed Mon.-Tue. Subways: 1, 9; Buses: M4, M5, M11, M100, M101, M104.
George Washington Bridge Spans the Hudson River at 179th St. One of the world's longest suspension bridges, with two decks and 14 lanes of traffic. Lower level bridge nicknamed "Martha."
Gracie Mansion. A 1799 country house serving as the official residence of New York mayors since 1942.
Greenwich Village Houston St. north to 14th St., Broadway west to Hudson River, NY. An artist's haven. Craft and curio shops, restaurants, galleries, jazz clubs, coffee shops, off-Broadway theaters.
Little Italy Canal. Restaurants, cafes, food specialty stores and more.
NBC Studio Tour 30 Rockefeller Plaza. On-location TV studio tours.
Radio City Music Hall Productions. Art deco landmark. Rockettes, mighty Wurlitzer organ and 3-ton contour curtain. Behind-the-scenes tours.
SoHo (SOuth of HOuston St.) Bounded by Houston-Canal Sts and Ave. of the Americas-Lafayette St. Architectural gem of cast-iron buildings converted to house art galleries, restaurants and shops.
St. Patrick's Cathedral. Built in 1858-79, one of America's finest Gothic-style structures.
St. Paul's Chapel (Episcopal) National landmark built in 1766. George Washington worshiped here. Exhibits. Tours by appointment only.
Statue of Liberty National Monument Liberty Island, NY. American Museum of Immigration in the base of the Statue. Departures from South Ferry, Battery Park.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Vietnam Veterans Plz. Excerpts from letters, diaries, poems, news dispatches and public statements etched into the memorial.
