Dumbo: Under the Manhattan Bridge. Washington St & Water St Brooklyn Bridge Park: Along its entire length. Jane’s Carousel. Old Pier 1 (it’s after the Brooklyn Bridge) and a great place for night photos. Elevated View Point (very close to Old Pier 1).
A pocket park nestled among the behemoths and in the background has an impressive waterfall.
3 E 53rd St
Almost everywhere. Bethesda Terrace, John Lenon Memorial, statues, bridges, arches, lakes and of course the Central Park Zoo.
Opposite the UN building. Look for the stairs at 42 St. On one side the UN building and on the other 42nd st, as far as the eye can see
An impressive bridge connects two apartments in two different buildings. One of the most expensive properties in the area.
9 Jay St
Throughout its length, with the main point being the back where the bridges can be seen. Perfect for evening photos.
Classic photos are now those on the steps of the MET as well as its fountains, left and right.
1000 5th Ave
Take a picture of the famous building, find the bronze clock and put it in the same frame as the building. Through the park look for the Empire State Building
Look for the bull on the Bowling Green and the Fearless Girl right across from the Stock Exchange
Photo opportunities are provided by the main hall, the clock, the ceiling and of course the Tiffany’s clock outside the station on 42nd Street.
Famous location from the classic movie Ghostbusters
14 N Moore St
The exterior of Rachel and Monica’s house from the series Friends. You will recognize it from the world.
90 Bedford St
An amazing mural of the beautiful actress Audrey Hepburn in Little Italy.
176 Mulberry St