It would be hard to find someone, anyone in the world, who doesn’t know at least one thing about New York City. The city has acted as a movie set for decades. Its skyline has been in everyone’s mind for one reason or another. Its main landmarks are in people’s bucket lists around the globe. Places like the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Wall Street, amongst others are known to both locals and foreigners. Over 200 languages are spoken in NYC making multiculturalism a fact that the city takes pride in and at the same time, boosts the ethnic influences in the city’s fantastically varied restaurant scene. Arts are largely centered around world-class museums like the Met and MoMA, theater hubs like Broadway, and performing arts complexes like the Lincoln Center. Pop culture has adopted many aspects of NYC’s life becoming world famous icons, including its ubiquitous subway system. Events in the city are some of the world’s most important, such as its Marathon and its Fashion Week.
New York’s attractions are related to its long history, which spans from its founding by the Dutch in 1626 as New Amsterdam to its modern position as one of the world’s main financial, commercial, fashion, media, entertainment, education, tech, health, and tourism centers. The city’s importance as a world center is stressed by the presence of the headquarters of the United Nations. 
Overall, New York City is a fascinating destination and an exhilarating travel experience that caters to any traveler, ensuring a super-fast paced visit, but surely full of activities and definitely impossible to ever get old.