New York City combines history, modern architecture, and a dynamic cultural scene. Visitors can immerse themselves in world-class museums like the Met, enjoy Broadway shows, or take in panoramic views from skyscrapers like the Empire State Building.

Reasons to Visit:

• Iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and the Empire State Building.
• Diverse cultural neighborhoods like Chinatown, Little Italy, and Harlem.
• Year-round events, from New Year’s Eve in Times Square to the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.

Things to Avoid:

• Avoid visiting during the peak summer months if you dislike crowds and humidity.
• Be mindful of tourist traps in busy areas like Times Square; explore quieter neighborhoods for a more authentic NYC experience.

Accessibility Level: Medium

While New York City has made significant strides toward accessibility, such as wheelchair-accessible taxis, ramps, and elevators in major attractions and some subway stations, it still has limitations. Only small portion of the subway system is wheelchair accessible, and many older buildings and locations may lack full ADA compliance. However, the city does offer accessible routes and services in areas like museums, parks, and newer infrastructure.