New York City Attractions seen by New York City limo service

Best Buildings in New York : Empire State Building. Like the limo ride to Battery Park to catch a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, Take a New York City limo to the Empire State Building, once again the tallest building in New York, and is one of the most definitive icons in New York City.

Runners up include the chrome-topped Art Deco masterpiece, the Chrysler Building on Lexington Ave, and the oddly shaped Flatiron Building.

Best Street: This was a tough choice. Fifth Avenue has the reputation, but has lost some luster the past few years with the proliferation of chain and theme stores, so my pick is Broadway. Beginning at the southern tip of the island downtown, Broadway runs from Wall Street, up through Chinatown, SoHo and Greenwich Village, past the Flatiron building at 23rd Street, into the heart of Times Square and then up to Columbus Circle, past Lincoln Center and the Upper West Side, all the long way to the northern tip of Manhattan island. No New York street captures the diversity of Manhattan better than Broadway especially when riding in a New York stretch limousine.

Best Bridge: Manhattan has five major bridges connecting the island to other shores, and easily the most historic and most fascinating is the Brooklyn Bridge. For a close-up look at what was a marvel of civic engineering when it was built in 1883, and a true New York experience, take NYC holiday tourist limo across the bridge from to Brooklyn or use a New York City limo to wait while it is viewed from afar.

Best Historic Building: Despite all the modern steel and glass skyscrapers along Madison avenue in New York City, there are still many historic marvels standing, and the best of those is the beaux arts gem, Grand Central Terminal. This railroad station, built in 1913, was remarkably restored in the 1990s to recapture its initial brilliance. Even if you don't have to catch a train, make sure you visit NYC limo

Best Museum: American Museum of Natural History. You can spend your entire visit to New York while the limo awaits at this 4-square-block museum; there is that much to see. From the famed dinosaur halls to the Hall of Ocean Life, the Museum of Natural History houses the world's greatest natural science collection.