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We've rounded upward the best attractions for kids in NYC. Read below to know where to take your kids.

The High Line

This former elevated freight train has been turned into a public park that'south perfect for kids with public fine art, entertainment and family unit programming. From the High Line NYC entrance at Gansevoort Street to 34th Street, this 1.45-mile long stretch offers swell views of the city.

Alice's Teacup

Delicious finger sandwiches, chocolate chip scones, charming scenery and afternoon tea make Alice'south Teacup an adorable stop for kids and their parents. Multiple locations throughout the metropolis mean yous can fit a visit in no matter where your sightseeing takes you.

The Met

In addition to a earth-class collection of fine art, The Metropolitan Museum of Fine art features a rooftop garden with incredible views that's open to the public during the summer.

Brooklyn Bridge Park

Brooklyn Span Park offers a tremendous view of Lower Manhattan, plus places to eat and sit while the kids run off their energy. This 85-acre expanse on the East River waterfront offers a restored 1920s carousel and riverfront promenades.

Ellen's Stardust Diner

This fun spot in the theater district offers continuous live entertainment featuring Broadway hits. It'southward a bit touristy, but kids will beloved the singing waitstaff, near of whom are gear up to go Broadway stars whatever minute.

The Guggenheim Museum

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Guggenheim Museum NYC has a large permanent collection including artwork from Pollock to Picasso. Check the museum's website before visiting to come across what is being shown in the current collection and whether the famous spiral ramp is open.

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Brooklyn Children's Museum

Renowned architect Rafael Vinoly updated the Brooklyn Children'south Museum, which is the oldest in the world, a few years ago when it doubled in size. Perfect for toddlers through early unproblematic school students, information technology'south too the first "green" museum in New York Metropolis.

Central Park Zoo

Centrally located in Central Park, this clean zoo hosts almost one million visitors every year. It's a favorite among kids, and a visit through the zoo simply takes about two hours.

Governor's Island Ferry

Take the complimentary ferry from Lower Manhattan to Governor's Island, where you tin can accept a picnic, rent bikes, buy crafts from local artists, experience fine art installations and more.

Tour Chinatown

If your kids are audacious eaters, introduce them to some accurate Asian cuisine in Chinatown. Sample some of the city's all-time paw-pulled noodles and roast pork buns in Lower Manhattan's Chinatown.