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The famous Rockefeller Center is a cultural symbol of the New York businessman and is definitely an items to cross of the NYC trip checklist! What to do and what to see? If you're visiting in the winter the lighting of the famous Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is an obvious choice Skate round and round on the ice-rink Land yourself a coveted spot in the studio audience to watch a live show taping of NBC's top show Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and Late Night with Seth Myers or take a backstage tour at NBC Studio Tours Art History enthusitant? The Rockefeller Center is an Art Deco landmark surouded with serene statues and striking art nouveau murals Secret spot: a well kept secret is theThe Rockefeller Center Rooftop Garden, which has the most unique view in midtown. This little oasis comes equipped with a reflective pool and surounded with flowers. Catch a glimpse of the Official Rockefeller Center Tour

In the middle of the concrete jungle lies a strech of greenery that drowns the city noise. Between patches of forest and little lakes is a slew of cultural activities for the mind, body and soul. Horse drawn carriages will take you on a stroll through the park where yogis are unleashing their dailty stress, where runners are passing by on a quest of health, weight-loss or training or one of the many city marathons and where musicians and artists share their talents and where the sounds of concerns and events draw folk from all corners of the city. Don't miss: Central park Zoo and Tavern on the Green restaurant.

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Have you ever heard of the cronut? Well, let’s just say that this is one of the most mouth-watering treats on planet Earth. The good news is that the birthplace of this croissant-doughnut hybrid is located right here in Soho. Welcome to Dominique Ansel Bakery , a bakery that attracts pastry (not party, pastry) nerds from all over the world. Chef-owner Dominique is guilty of creating one of the most talked about desserts in the US and this creation has even got him the prestigious James Beard award for Outstanding Pastry Chef. Keep in mind that Dominique Ansel Bakery typically sells out this unique pastry innovation by 11 in the morning, so make sure to arrive early to have your cronut fix. Besides the signature cronut, specialties like cannelé de Bordeaux, the lobster tail creation, and the roast pork club can be found on the menu. Dominique Ansel Bakery is open daily from 8 am to 7 pm. Check out BagsAway Luggage Storage in SOHO for all your storage needs!

Grand Station Terminal is still one of New York City’s most beloved landmarks but beyond the hub of comings and goings lay some curious facts and fun secrets! Did you know that... Franklin Delano Roosevelt and other VIPs had access to an underground railway that led to the Waldorf Astoria hotel? Enveloped between the Vanderbilt Hall and the Main Concourse of the Grand Central Terminal is an architectural anomaly of the accoustic variety - a whispering gallery . When two people stand at diagonal arches and whisper, they can hear each other's voices bounce from across the way of this unmarked archway (located in front of the Oyster Bar Restaurant). Here, sound clearly "telegrpahs" across the chamber, sending sounds to faraway places across the surface of the vault, much like the carefully constructed sound mechanism of the Mayan Chichenitza pyramid in Mexico. Rumor has it, jazz icon Charles Mingus proposed to his wife with these mysterious accoustics. Till this day, the Whispering Gallery hears sweet nothings echo through its chambers, just don't trust it to hold your darkest secrets! The famous information booth clock plays host as a meeting spot of star-crossed lovers in countless Hollywood romance flicks, but did you know the clock itself is estmiated to be worth a whopping $10 million due to its 4 opal clock faces? Don't go planning heist now! The Oyster Bar is the oldest business in Grand Central. It openned in 1913; the same year the treminal openned its doors to the public. The bar carries up to 30 varieties of oysters each day - chuck us excited!

Grand Central Station in NYC is a major transportation hub that sees thousands of tourists and locals passing through on a daily basis. Luckily, the station is located close to many awesome sightseeing attractions in NYC and one of them is the popular Bryant Park. Inspired by French classical style, Bryant Park offers plenty of outdoor activities ranging from free movie screenings and ice skating in winter to playing ping pong and going for a ride on the lovely Le Carrousel. Did you know that this fabulous park annually hosts over 1,000 events, free activities, and classes? The winter season is reserved for the Holiday Shops in Bryant Park, while the Broadway in Bryant Park is scheduled for July and August. There is no shortage of dining options here both casual and formal. For an upscale dining experience make a reservation at the Bryant Park Grill . In case you are after a casual snack and a drink, I suggest visiting the lovely Bryant Park Café and its outdoor terrace. Foodies who wish to have an authentic NYC street food experience in Bryant Park should check out kiosks like Wafels Dinges and Le Pain Quotidien. We have your your luggage needs covered with BagsAway Grand Central Station Luggage Storage