It's a fantastic museum, so we strongly encourage you to make a stop. Radio City Music Hall is a cultural landmark. If you are in town near Christmas, be sure to check out the legendary Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes. You can also take a tour of Radio City, which will take you backstage to the rehearsal halls and let you see the famous Wurlitzer Organ. Tours are given Monday through Saturday from 10 am - 5 pm.
Central Park provides the border between midtown and uptown.
Being the largest urban park in the world, its 843 acres literally divide the city into the East Side and West Side. The park spans from 59th St. to 110th St. and from 5th Ave. You'll also meet colorful, harmless weirdos who will provide you with many fun stories to tell your friends back home. Upper West Side Lincoln Center is home to the New York City Ballet, The Metropolitan Opera, The New York City Opera, the New York Philharmonic, and the Julliard school. There is always something going on in one of the many theaters.