The New York Pass

From tucked-away espresso bars to Brooklyn favorites, NYC knows exactly how to do coffee right ☕✨

If you’re wandering the city with time to spare (or just need a really good caffeine stop), add these to your list:

☕️ Culture Espresso - small, buzzing, and famous for cookies almost as much as its coffee.

☕️ Butler - minimalist, calm, and the kind of place you’ll want to linger in.

☕️ Caffe Paradiso - old-school charm with proper Italian-style coffee.

☕️ Fellini - a cozy stop that feels like a little escape from the city rush.

NYC isn’t just about the skyline - it’s in the quiet moments between sips, too.

Tag a coffee lover 😍

Fancy sitting on this beam, 70 floors above NYC? 👀

Aat Top of the Rock, The Beam lets you recreate one of New York’s most iconic moments - suspended above the streets on a skyline-level steel beam, just like the famous 1932 photo.

This is the kind of NYC memory you talk about long after the trip ends - so it’s a must for any NYC itinerary 😉

✨ Available with The New York Pass

Could you BE any more in Friends?

If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to step straight into the world of Monica, Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Joey and Phoebe, New York City is basically one big open set!

Here’s where to spot some of the most iconic Friends moments in real life 👇

📍 90 Bedford Street, Greenwich Village - the exterior of Monica & Rachel’s apartment building

📍 Bloomingdale’s Flagship store: 1000 Third Avenue (59th Street) in New York City - where Rachel’s fashion career dreams took off

📍 Washington Square Park - the classic shot of Washington Square Arch throughout the series between scenes

📍 The FRIENDS™ Experience: The One in New York City - step inside recreated sets and relive your favourite moments

📍 Central Perk - A brand new coffee shop set out exactly like the iconic Central Perk - located in the heart of Times Square

How many of these would make it onto your itinerary?

Did you know there’s a museum in New York where you don’t just walk through art… you spiral through it? 🌀

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright so that instead of traditional rooms and corridors, you follow one continuous ramp all the way up the building.

That means you start at the top… and slowly wind your way down through world-famous modern art.

And the building itself? Often considered one of the greatest architectural statements of the 20th century!

Have you been here before?

Pizza is our whole personality 🍕 Tag someone who loves NYC pizza 🤣