Top 7 Instagram-Worthy Locations in New York - 2023

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  St. Patrick's Cathedral

  4.8/5

  186 Reviews

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  New York

  5.5km from downtown

  

  "💰 Tickets: The church is free for public visits, no need to buy tickets 🌟 Highlights: This is probably the first church to punch in New York. From now on, it has launched a wonderful trip to the museum's stars. I like to enjoy visiting various church buildings and interior design and decoration. It feels that each has its own characteristics, but I have to admit that this church is a YYDS absolute son series, whether it is exterior or interior design, this Catholic church with more than 130 years of Gothic style decoration, opened in 1867, the moment of entering the church, It makes people can't help but make wow's amazing sound, exquisite and gorgeous, with a sense of design. 📌 Tour visit: ▪️ hidden in a large skyscraper, in the surrounding luxury boutique shopping malls, it is also unique and compelling. The church's architectural design is full of details, when entering the visit, don't forget to look up, the line of exquisite dome design, exquisite, the glass windows on both sides, and various statues, really can be described as New York YYDS church!"

  Highlights: St. Patrick's Church was built by Irish immigrants in the 19th century. Gothic architecture, magnificent spires, and gorgeous colored windows make this church particularly eye-catching on the fashionable and prosperous Fifth Avenue. You can watch a quiet Mass in the church, or take part in the Easter procession every March and April.

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• No.2
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  Manhattan Bridge

  4.5/5

  108 Reviews

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  New York

  1.5km from downtown

  

  "The Manhattan Bridge connects commuter Ms to other areas of the city, still lots of traffic though"

  Highlights: The Manhattan Bridge is a suspension bridge, and you can see the bridge's double-decker structure and spectacular cables by taking a cruise over it. Take a stroll on the bridge at sunset or take a nap in the park below it, and enjoy the dazzling night view of the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan's high-rise buildings.

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• No.3
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  New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building

  4.6/5

  228 Reviews

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  New York

  4.8km from downtown

  

  "There’s a line to get in and so close by Grand Central! a Charles Darwin exhibit awaits you inside 😊📚📚📚📚"

  Highlights: The New York Public Library is a gorgeous building, and the two stone lions at the entrance are named Patience and Strength. The library has a rich collection, with a total of 16.47 million volumes of books, journals, manuscripts and pictures. After passing through security, visitors can visit the quaint hall, reading room and showroom. The classical library is also a frequent visitor in film and television works. "Wonderful Night at the Museum", "The Day After Tomorrow" and "Spider-Man" have all been filmed here.

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• No.4
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  Vessel

  4.3/5

  44 Reviews

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  New York

  4.4km from downtown

  

  "Vessel is a futuristic spiral staircase at Hudson Yards. It has 154 flights, 2,500 steps, and 80 landings. Many people will take selfies in the middle of the structure and see amazing views. So as you need to deal with crowds, the act of taking selfies at Vessel is challenging (you only got a few seconds to get it done, so let me show you my failed selfie attempt). You will get stunning photos and a memorable experience as a reward though, so if you’re a selfie pro, it’s definitely worthy of doing so if you’re around this architectural masterpiece in New York City."

  Highlights: Located in Hudson Yards, Vessel is a honeycomb staircase with a cool and unique shape that makes it a new landmark in New York. The building is made up of 154 interconnected staircases with nearly 2,500 individual steps throughout, and a vertical height of nearly a mile to provide visitors with a wider view. This ingenious hollow-out spiral link design allows people to enjoy the cityscape of Manhattan from different heights, different angles, and different directions.

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• No.5
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  Trinity Church

  4.6/5

  133 Reviews

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  New York

  851m from downtown

  

  "Built in 1696, the Holy Trinity Church is the oldest church in New York. It is also the location of the movie "National Treasure". Compared with the surrounding cathedrals, the more historic Trinity Church is much lower-key, more than 300 years of history. The church is a bit more historic. The church itself is a Gothic revival building, and the cemetery behind the church also houses some celebrities. The church was originally built as the tallest building in the area, and as a welcome lighthouse for ships entering New York Harbor, it may feel the pace of urbanisation in New York. 📌 Tour: ▪️ Trinity Church covers a large area, so it is also known as one of the richest churches in New York, and it is also known as the "mother of the church", providing assistance to more than 300 churches in the New York area. Just as classical architecture and exquisite interiors are worth a special check-in visit, this New York landmark represents the architectural church."

  Highlights: Trinity Church in New York is an ancient church in the New York Diocese of the Episcopal Church, standing on Wall Street with many high-rise buildings. Surrounded by skyscrapers, this Gothic-style church is particularly eye-catching, and a small cemetery in the church is quiet and peaceful.

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• No.6
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  Whitney Museum of American Art

  4.6/5

  55 Reviews

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  New York

  2.8km from downtown

  

  "The theme of the special exhibition of the Whitney Museum is always bold and innovative, and every time you encounter the special exhibition, you will get a different surprise, so this gallery is also the favorite to visit Top3 in New York, and the creation of the museum is also Ms. Whitney broke the conservative American art and founded, At the beginning of the creation, many contemporary artists will be displayed, and at that time, almost all the other art exhibitions are mostly from the National Academy of Design in the United States. Their home opened late on Friday, and they can meet friends, in addition to visiting the exhibition. You can also unlock the night view of the skyline in the lower city of Man Island. Sitting outdoors, watching the traffic flow, chatting with friends and blowing the hair is also very comfortable. The museum will also hold some sculptures outdoors. Once I came to meet the theme exhibition of babies and mothers. When the picture is unvarnished in front of you, every picture will be deeply shocked by the greatness of mother love, and their special exhibition is always not disappointing."

  Highlights: The Whitney Museum of American Art was established in Greenwich Village in 1931 and is currently located at the start of the High Line Park and by the Hudson River. Ms. Whitney is committed to the protection and development of Native American art and artists. The current collection includes more than 21,000 works of art by more than 3,000 American artists from the 20th and 21st centuries.

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  Dumbo

  4.6/5

  46 Reviews

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  New York

  1.9km from downtown

  

  "The art district here in Brooklyn is a place where the surrounding buildings are a bit old, but the artistic atmosphere is particularly good. There are many art workers living here, and some art creations are quite beautiful."

  Highlights: DUMBO is an art area under the Brooklyn Bridge. It was an industrial area earlier. Artists who turned waste into treasure gathered here. Factory warehouses have been turned into galleries and design studios. Small and fresh restaurants and cafes are scattered throughout. The individual graffiti on the wall also shows the strong artistic atmosphere of this area.

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