Children's Museum Of Manhattan

As big & intimidating as New York City can seem, living in & traveling here with kids is awesome. The city has a lot of unique experiences that my kids love, and I also love doing with them! Highlights of these activities include: 🎨 Interactive Children's Museums 🧑‍🎨 Arts & crafts activities 🧒 Places to play 🧑‍🍳 And even a cooking class! Save this map for access to my (and my kids) favorite unique experiences in the city. These are great things to do between the other things you want to do in the city, to keep your kids happy. It includes activities in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, & even Coney Island! This is a living map, meaning that I'll keep adding to it as I find more fun activities - and you'll automatically get those updates!

Welcome to my travel guide to New York City, where I show you how to experience the Big Apple on a budget! My guide is filled with an extensive list of free activities, events, and places to visit, so you can make the most of your time without breaking the bank. With my guide, you'll discover some of the hidden gems of NYC, from local parks and museums to street markets (and lots of budget friendly food spots!!!), live music and art galleries. You'll also find a detailed schedule of events happening throughout the year, so you can plan your visit accordingly and make the most of your time in the city in 2023! Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, my guide offers something for everyone. You'll get insider tips and recommendations that not even locals will know. This is the city inside and out, so you can experience NYC even better than a true New Yorker. So if you're looking for a budget-friendly travel guide to NYC, look no further! My guide is the perfect companion for your next adventure in the city that never sleeps. Get ready to explore the best of New York City without spending a dime!

New York is one big (adult) playground, but there's still something for everyone! Check out my kid friendly recommendations below. PRO TIP: If you need a public restroom, go to the nearest New York Public Library branch. Search 'NYPL' on your maps - there are 92 branches so you're bound to be close.