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Lower Manhattan - The Lower Manhattan area is the city's financial district, and the oldest part of the city.

Midtown - Known as the busiest commercial district in the United States, Midtown Manhattan is home to such famous places as the Rockefeller Center, Broadway and Times Square.

Times Square - Times Square is New York’s hotspot for music, nightlife and shopping, with the area being home to a long list of theatres, hotels, cinemas, shops, restaurants and bars.

Upper East Side - Home to some of the most exclusive residences in New York, sandwiched between Central Park and the East River, Manhattan’s Upper East Side is as up-market as it gets.

Upper West Side - The prestigious Columbia University marks the area’s northern boundary. From there you can head south via the Riverside Park, which offers some of the city’s most peaceful spots and views of New Jersey over the Hudson River.