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The Perelman Performing Arts Center is a multi-space performing arts center at the northeast corner of the World Trade Center complex in Manhattan, New York City. The Performing Arts Center is a quick 7-minute walk from the hotel.

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The Perelman Performing Arts Center

A former U.S. Army military base and the oldest European settlement in New York, the island is open to the public during the summer — the perfect spot for a picnic and biking as well as a wide array of cultural events and art exhibits.

Governors Island

Travel the world’s flavors, all in one place at The Tin Building. Be transported to France at T. Brasserie, cozy up at Seeds & Weeds and experience the innovative plant-forward menu or enjoy omakase experiences in an intimate setting at Shikku.

Tin Building

Take the ferry to the Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to the United States, recognized as a symbol of freedom and democracy. Then, hop back on to visit Ellis Island, America’s largest immigration station, where over 12 million immigrants were processed from 1892 to 1924.

Charging Bull at Bowling Green

Settle up to the bronze bar of this slick Tribeca Prohibition-style cocktail lounge for craft cocktails and sophisticated bar snacks amid subway-tiled walls.

Weather Up

This fine-dining Indian restaurant perfectly blends flavors from India with the elan and panache of New York City.

Tamarind

The New York Stock Exchange, located in New York’s Financial District, is the world’s largest stock exchange. While you can no longer go inside, stop by weekdays at 9:30 a.m. to hear to opening bell mark the start of the day’s trading.  TBD

New York Stock Exchange

Get lost in search of the new, within the old. Home to fine dining and entertainment, rooftop extravaganzas, hidden alleyways, musical happenings, art encounters and year-round community programming, the Seaport District is a cultural gem reimagined in our historic neighborhood.

The Seaport

Situated across from the World Trade Center and overlooking the Hudson River, the Brookfield Place shopping complex is fully outfitted with luxury designers, cultural experiences, and curated dining venues.

Brookfield Place

Embodying the conviviality of Old New York and the Irish-American tradition, this two-story, award-winning Irish bar serves exceptional cocktails, beers, and its famous Irish coffee.

The Dead Rabbit

Ellis Island National Museum And Statue Of Liberty

Described as a love letter to New York, Manhatta’s offerings are inspired by the energy of New York City. Enjoy Chef Bogle’s evolving menus which feature locally sourced ingredients.

Manhatta

Carne Mare is an Italian chophouse that offers prime cuts of steaks, fine seafood, Italian specialties and breathtaking views of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Carne Mare

For the most scenic way to get to Brooklyn and one of the best ways to view the city and East River, take a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge. This hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge is one of the oldest bridges of either type in the United States.

Brooklyn Bridge

Zucker’s Bagels & Smoked Fish is New York City’s quintessential neighborhood bagel shop. Celebrated for making traditional bagels, with a dense chewy interior, Zuckers partners with the countries most respected makers to offer the city’s most delicious bagel sandwiches.

Zucker’s Bagels & Smoked Fish

SoHo is a trendy shopping destination that offers a plethora of designer boutiques, upscale stores and high-end art galleries.

SoHo

This TriBeca hotspot features an urban Italian menu in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Locanda Verde

Savor renowned Japanese-Peruvian fare in an iconic subterranean setting where signature dishes, such as grilled octopus with chocolo salsa and sizzling uni yaki or a seasonal off-the-menu Omakase make this restaurant instantly memorable.

Nobu

Frenchette is a contemporary bistro serving French standards and natural wines in a refined environment.

Frenchette

Historically known as the center of New York’s financial district, Wall Street is one of the world’s most famous thoroughfares. Take a stroll down the eight-block home of the New York Stock Exchange and some of the largest brokerages and investment banks in the country. 

Wall Street

Step into Mercer Labs, where the relationship between art and technology is redefined. Experience fifteen experimental exhibition spaces, interactive experiences, unique listening encounters and immersive installations inspired by artist Roy Nachum.

Mercer Labs

If you want to take the subway from Lower Manhattan, use the Fulton Center stop. This transit and retail hub is a contemporary architectural marvel and features a Sky Reflector Net centerpiece strung with a distinctive cable knit structure.

Fulton Center

McNally Jackson is an independent bookstore in New York City with 4 locations including its historic bi-level store in the Seaport neighborhood. With over 65,000 books between both floors, visitors are invited to enjoy a beverage from their bar and café while perusing the pages of their recent purchase.

McNally Jackson

Nestled in New York’s Financial District, this cobblestone street, reminiscent of its 17th -century roots, is home to a variety of restaurants, pubs and pizzerias.

Stone Street

The tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and the sixth tallest in the world, One World Trade Center heralds the renaissance of downtown Manhattan. Walk less than a half mile from our hotel, then head up to the 100th, 101st and 102nd floors for pinnacle views of NYC from the observatory.

One World Trade Center & Observatory

The Oculus opened in 2016 and has been deemed the most expensive transportation hub. Inside you will find a mix of stores, dining options and seasonal activations.

One World Trade Center – The Oculus

Kuona is a boutique optometry and eyewear experience where clinical expertise meets cultural relevance—offering elevated eye care and frames that don’t just correct vision, but redefine perception.

Kuona

Completed in 1812, and one of the oldest continuously used city halls in the nation, New York City Hall is one of the finest architectural achievements of its period. Together with the surrounding park, it is designated as a historic district and is just steps from our hotel.

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