Liberty Island
Statue of Liberty
Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi's copper monument on Liberty Island combines French-American political symbolism, ambitious nineteenth-century engineering and commanding harbor views.
United States
New York
New York rewards travelers who plan it by area: skyline viewpoints, museums, parks, halal food streets, mosques, family attractions, shopping districts and reliable transit can fit into one trip when prayer, meals and rest stops are mapped before the day starts.
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Top places to visit
New York Harbor
Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
The National Museum of Immigration occupies Ellis Island's restored Main Building, interpreting federal processing, migration journeys and the people who passed through the station.
Manhattan
Central Park
Central Park is Manhattan's 843-acre landscaped civic ground, where Olmsted and Vaux joined meadows, woodland, lakes, formal architecture and separated circulation routes.
Midtown West
Empire State Building
The Empire State Building combines a landmarked Art Deco tower and restored interior with museum galleries and observatories on the 86th and 102nd floors.
Midtown West
Times Square
Times Square is the intensely illuminated Midtown junction where Broadway crosses Seventh Avenue, combining pedestrian plazas, theaters, media façades and constant street activity.
Upper East Side
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met Fifth Avenue is an encyclopedic art museum whose galleries range from ancient Egypt and the Islamic world to European painting, arms and armor, and American art.
Lower Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge joins Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn Heights through granite Gothic towers, steel cables and an elevated pedestrian promenade above the East River.
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Prospect Park is Olmsted and Vaux's major Brooklyn landscape, joining Long Meadow, wooded ravines, a lake, formal entrances and cultural institutions within 585 acres.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Museum
The Brooklyn Museum is a major encyclopedic institution beside Prospect Park, known for Egyptian holdings, African and American art, decorative arts and socially engaged exhibitions.
Brooklyn
DUMBO Waterfront
DUMBO's waterfront combines converted industrial streets, framed Manhattan Bridge views and Brooklyn Bridge Park's piers along the East River beneath two landmark crossings.
New York itineraries
Relaxed Senior-Friendly Vacation (5 Days)
Day 1: Scenic Carriage Rides. Take a quiet horse-drawn carriage ride through the paved paths of Central Park , and enjoy afternoon tea at The Pierre. Day 2: Waterfront Sights. Take the scenic Staten Island Ferry past the Statue of Liberty and enjoy a flat walk at Gantry Plaza State Park. Day 3: Peaceful Gardens. Stroll the accessible, level paths of the Queens Botanical Garden and have a fresh lunch at Sami’s Kabab House. Day 4: Accessible Fine…
The Active Youth & Adventure Path (5 Days)
Day 1: Modern Landmarks. Ascend the Edge at Hudson Yards and climb the Vessel. Enjoy dinner at German Doner Kebab. Day 2: Thrills on the Water. Board the high-speed Beast Speedboat Ride in New York Harbor , followed by a walk along the High Line Park. Day 3: Coastal Fun. Spend the day riding the rollercoasters at Luna Park at Coney Island. Have dinner at Bay Ridge House of Wings. Day 4: Flight Simulation. Experience the RiseNY flight simulator a…
Cultural & Architectural Heritage (5 Days)
Day 1: Harlem's History. Visit the landmark Masjid Malcolm Shabazz and explore the cultural corridors of Harlem. Have dinner at Fouta Halal. Day 2: Historic Libraries. Visit the majestic New York Public Library and Grand Central Terminal , followed by prayers at the Islamic Society of Mid Manhattan. Day 3: Islamic Roots. Visit the historic Powers Street Mosque in Williamsburg and enjoy a traditional dinner at Al Badawi. Day 4: Classic Skyscraper…
The Halal Gastronomy Tour (4 Days)
Day 1: Middle Eastern Classics. Enjoy a Persian lunch at Ravagh Persian Grill and experience the modern Indian menu at Bungalow for dinner. Day 2: Food Carts and Premium Steaks. Sample shawarma from Mama Halal Food cart and book an upscale dinner at 212 Steakhouse. Day 3: Afghan and Levantine Dishes. Lunch at Sami’s Kabab House in Long Island City , followed by a traditional Palestinian dinner at Ayat Astoria. Day 4: Central Asian Flavors. Lunch…
The 7-Day Ultra-Luxury & VIP Shopping Experience
Day 1: Arrive via private transfer and check-in at The Pierre, A Taj Hotel. Spend a relaxed evening enjoying views of Central Park. Day 2: Private Aerial and Maritime Tour. Take a private morning helicopter flight over Manhattan , followed by a private 3-hour yacht cruise. Enjoy a luxury dinner at 212 Steakhouse. Day 3: VIP Fashion and Styling. Book a private personal shopping suite at Saks Fifth Avenue and enjoy high-tea at The Plaza. Perform p…
The 5-Day Multi-Generational Family Holiday
Day 1: Arrive and settle in. Check-in at Conrad New York Midtown and enjoy a relaxing horse-drawn carriage ride through Central Park. Have a casual dinner from The Halal Guys cart. Day 2: Cultural Discovery. Spend the morning at the American Museum of Natural History , followed by an afternoon stroll along the High Line. Perform afternoon prayers at Masjid Manhattan. Day 3: Wildlife and Nature. Spend the day exploring the Bronx Zoo, riding the W…
The 3-Day Explorer's Express
Day 1: Explore Central Midtown. Ascend Summit One Vanderbilt in the morning , followed by a walk through Bryant Park. Enjoy a Mediterranean lunch at Omar's and perform prayers at the Islamic Society of Mid Manhattan. Day 2: Discover Historic Lower Manhattan. Board the morning ferry to the Statue of Liberty , then walk across the historic Brooklyn Bridge. Dine at Meat and Bread in the Lower East Side for gourmet burgers and sandwiches. Day 3: Exp…
The 1-Day Transit Stopover
Designed for travelers with brief layovers who wish to experience the iconic core of Manhattan. The route begins with a morning walk past Grand Central Terminal and Fifth Avenue, moving toward Saint Patrick's Cathedral. By midday, guests ascend to the Top of the Rock Observation Deck to enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline. Lunch is hosted at Bukhara Grill (Indian, Midtown East), which provides quiet, elegant dining close to Midtown offices…
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THE LOCAL TABLE
Halal restaurants in New York
East Village
Bungalow
Chef Vikas Khanna's Bungalow draws on the regional cooking of India's twenty-eight states, presenting family-rooted recipes, hand-ground spices and a richly decorated East Village dining room.
Bay Ridge
Ayat Bay Ridge
Ayat's original Bay Ridge restaurant serves Palestinian soul food in generous shared formats, from mansaf and maqluba to musakhan, mezze, taboon bread and charcoal-grilled meats.
Astoria
Ayat Astoria
Ayat Astoria brings the group's Palestinian menu to Crescent Street, combining fresh breads and mezze with layered rice dishes, yogurt stews, grills and family-sized platters.
Hell's Kitchen
Hyderabadi Zaiqa
Hyderabadi Zaiqa is a compact Hell's Kitchen restaurant centered on dum biryani, where long-grain rice, goat or chicken and aromatic masala are sealed and cooked together.
Midtown East
Ravagh Persian Grill
Ravagh Persian Grill pairs charcoal-cooked kebabs with saffron rice, grilled tomato, yogurt dishes and classic Iranian stews at its Manhattan restaurants.
Midtown West
The Halal Guys, 53rd Street and Sixth Avenue
The Halal Guys' original Midtown cart made chicken and gyro platters over orange rice, pita, white sauce and hot sauce into a defining New York street-food format.
Astoria
Mr. Chang Halal Chinese
Mr. Chang Halal Chinese in Astoria applies a halal menu to Beijing duck, stir-fries, noodles and familiar Chinese-American dishes, with roast duck as its defining specialty.
Midtown West
Tengri Tagh Uyghur Cuisine
Tengri Tagh presents Uyghur cooking in Midtown through hand-pulled laghman noodles, lamb skewers, samsa and big-plate chicken shaped by Central Asian trade routes.
Bronx
Carifesta Restaurant
Carifesta Restaurant in Wakefield brings Guyanese Chinese cooking to the Bronx through fried rice, chow mein, pepper shrimp, jerk chicken and halal meat dishes.
Queens
Shah’s Halal Food
Shah’s Halal Food is a Queens-founded halal street-food business known for chicken, lamb and falafel platters over rice with salad, pita and house sauces.
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Where to stay in New York
Upper East Side
The Pierre, a Taj Hotel, New York
The Pierre is a 1930 Fifth Avenue landmark with polished rooms, park-view suites, Taj service, three dining spaces and a Central Park doorstep.
Midtown West
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
The Ritz-Carlton at 50 Central Park South is a 253-room luxury hotel with park-facing suites, a club lounge, La Prairie Spa and 24-hour room service.
Midtown East
Lotte New York Palace
Lotte New York Palace combines the historic Villard Houses with a modern tower, offering Palace rooms, Towers accommodation, large suites, spa and Midtown dining.
Midtown West
The Plaza, a Fairmont Managed Hotel
The Plaza is a landmark Fifth Avenue hotel overlooking Central Park, with ornate rooms and suites, the Palm Court, Guerlain Spa and a public food hall.
Midtown East
InterContinental New York Barclay
InterContinental New York Barclay is a restored 1926 Midtown East hotel with residential-style rooms, club accommodation, a gym and dining near Park Avenue.
Midtown East
Hyatt Grand Central New York
Hyatt Grand Central New York is a large Midtown hotel connected to Grand Central Terminal, with modern rooms, suites, a market and direct access to rail and subway lines.
Midtown West
Baccarat Hotel New York
Baccarat Hotel New York is a crystal-themed Midtown property with Parisian rooms, the Grand Salon, Spa de La Mer and a striking indoor pool.
Midtown West
The St. Regis New York
The St. Regis New York is a 1904 Fifth Avenue landmark with restored rooms, designer and two-bedroom suites, butler service and three dining venues.
Midtown West
The Peninsula New York
The Peninsula New York is a 1905 Fifth Avenue hotel with renovated rooms, rooftop dining, an indoor pool, spa and a central address near MoMA.
Midtown West
Mandarin Oriental, New York
Mandarin Oriental occupies upper floors at Columbus Circle, pairing Central Park and skyline views with an indoor pool, spa, lounge and direct mall access.
History and today in New York
New York Today
New York City is a federation of five boroughs rather than a single Manhattan core. Manhattan concentrates many corporate, cultural and civic institutions; Brooklyn and Queens contain vast residential districts and major immigrant commercial corridors; the Bronx combines dense neighborhoods with large cultural and park institutions; and Staten Island retains a more suburban physical character around its waterfront communities. Together they form an urban region whose identities remain strongly local even when its influence is global.
New York History
New York's story does not begin with its skyscrapers or even with the name New York. The land now occupied by the city is part of Lenapehoking, the homeland of the Lenape people, who were violently displaced through European settler colonization. Recognizing that foundation changes how the city is read: waterways, routes and place names existed within an Indigenous landscape long before the modern street grid.
Residents
New Yorkers are often described as hurried or direct, but no single manner or background defines more than eight million residents. Daily life differs across the five boroughs and within them: a commute from Queens, a family routine in Brooklyn, a shift in Midtown and a weekend on Staten Island produce very different relationships with the same city. Neighborhood identity remains one of the strongest organizing forces in how residents describe where they live, work and belong.
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Traveling with kids in New York
Bronx Zoo
Bronx Zoo is a 265-acre wildlife park with major habitat exhibits, historic buildings, conservation interpretation and seasonal experiences for families.
New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show
The Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical Garden sends model trains through plant-built replicas of New York landmarks inside the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
Central Park Horse Carriage Rides
Central Park's licensed horse-drawn carriages offer a slow circuit past southern park landscapes and landmarks from their traditional pickup area near Central Park South.
American Museum of Natural History
The American Museum of Natural History presents dinosaurs, biodiversity, human cultures, Earth science and space across a vast Upper West Side campus.
Ocean Wonders: Sharks! at New York Aquarium
Ocean Wonders: Sharks! is the New York Aquarium's Coney Island shark habitat, with a coral-reef tunnel, large viewing galleries and more than 115 marine species.
Luna Park at Coney Island
Luna Park brings roller coasters, family rides, traditional amusement games and the landmark Cyclone to the Coney Island Boardwalk.
Intrepid Museum Flight Deck
The Intrepid Museum flight deck displays historic military aircraft aboard a World War II carrier, with the Space Shuttle Pavilion and Hudson River skyline nearby.
RiseNY Flying Theater
RiseNY combines galleries about New York popular culture with a motion-based flying theater that travels across a cinematic city landscape.
Queens Botanical Garden for Families
Queens Botanical Garden combines themed plant collections, seasonal landscapes and hands-on children's programs on a 39-acre site in Flushing.
Roosevelt Island Tramway
The Roosevelt Island Tramway crosses the East River between Manhattan and Roosevelt Island, combining public transport with elevated city and river views.
Shopping
Fifth Avenue
Bergdorf Goodman, Fifth Avenue
Bergdorf Goodman is a landmark Fifth Avenue department store for designer fashion, accessories, beauty, jewellery, home collections and personal styling.
Fifth Avenue
Saks Fifth Avenue Flagship
Saks Fifth Avenue’s landmark Midtown flagship brings designer fashion, shoes, accessories, jewellery and beauty services to ten retail floors opposite Rockefeller Center.
59th Street
Bloomingdale’s 59th Street Flagship
Bloomingdale’s 59th Street flagship is a block-sized New York department store known for fashion, beauty, home collections, designer rooms and the Little Brown Bag.
Central Park S
The Shops at Columbus Circle
The Shops at Columbus Circle is a multi-level retail and dining complex inside Deutsche Bank Center, overlooking Columbus Circle at Central Park’s southwest corner.
Financial District
Brookfield Place New York
Brookfield Place is a Lower Manhattan waterfront complex with more than 40 shops and services, restaurants, public art and Hudson River views beneath a glass atrium.
Lower Manhattan
Westfield World Trade Center at the Oculus
Westfield World Trade Center places fashion, beauty, technology, gifts and dining across the Oculus and connected Lower Manhattan transit concourses.
Midtown West
The Shops at Hudson Yards
The Shops at Hudson Yards is a seven-level West Side retail complex combining luxury labels, contemporary fashion, beauty, services and restaurants beside the Public Square.
Staten Island
Empire Outlets, Staten Island
Empire Outlets is New York City’s waterfront outlet centre, placing factory stores, restaurants and Manhattan skyline views beside the Staten Island Ferry terminal.
Elmhurst, Queens
Queens Center
Queens Center is a four-storey enclosed mall in Elmhurst with major fashion, technology, beauty and department-store brands plus a broad dining selection.
Bronx
The Mall at Bay Plaza
The Mall at Bay Plaza is a three-level enclosed shopping centre in Co-op City, bringing department stores, fashion, beauty, services and dining to the Bronx.
Neighbourhoods
Flushing
Dynamic commercial center, scenic botanical gardens, and diverse halal food options
Williamsburg
Historic Tatar-Muslim heritage, artisanal markets, and trendsetting boutiques
Financial District
Historic commercial core, waterfront plazas, and highly secure luxury properties
SoHo
Premier fashion district featuring cast-iron architecture and elite designer flagships
East Village
Avant-garde culinary culture, independent boutiques, and historic mosques
Greenwich Village
Historic artistic corridors, diverse cafes, and highly accessible prayer centers
Lower East Side
Vibrant food fusion scene and trendy retail concepts
Upper West Side
Residential charm, family-oriented parks, and proximity to academic hubs
Upper East Side
Refined cultural institutions, high-end boutiques, and upscale halal dining options
Midtown West
Epicenter of theater, commerce, and major luxury hotels close to Central Park
Signature sights in New York
Brooklyn
Luna Park in Coney Island
Luna Park is Coney Island's seasonal seaside amusement park, combining the landmark wooden Cyclone, the modern Thunderbolt, family rides and the historic boardwalk setting.
Queens
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Flushing Meadows Corona Park is Queens' great World's Fair landscape, centered on the Unisphere and surrounded by museums, sports venues, lakes and surviving fair structures.
Queens
Museum of the Moving Image
Astoria's Museum of the Moving Image explores film, television and digital media through production technology, playable games, screenings and the Jim Henson Exhibition.
Queens
Queens Botanical Garden
Queens Botanical Garden is a 39-acre Flushing landscape whose rose, herb, bee and native-plant collections are integrated with water-sensitive, environmentally focused design.
Queens
MoMA PS1
MoMA PS1 presents experimental contemporary art inside a converted 1892 public school in Long Island City, preserving classrooms as flexible spaces for changing installations.
Bronx
Yankee Stadium
Yankee Stadium is the Bronx home of the New York Yankees, combining a modern 2009 ballpark with Monument Park, a team museum and architectural references to the original stadium.
Festivals and events in New York
Eid al-Fitr in New York
Eid al-Fitr in New York brings together mosque congregations, outdoor prayers and civic celebrations across the five boroughs at the close of Ramadan.
Eid al-Adha in New York
Eid al-Adha in New York is observed through congregational prayers, family gatherings, charitable giving and community events held across the boroughs.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade fills Manhattan with giant character balloons, floats, marching bands and live performances on Thanksgiving morning.
US Open Tennis Championships
The US Open brings the world's leading tennis players to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens for New York's late-summer Grand Slam.
Lunar New Year Parade and Festival
Manhattan Chinatown's Lunar New Year Parade and Festival celebrates the new year with lion and dragon dances, decorated groups and community performances.
New York tours and experiences
HeliNY Manhattan Helicopter Tours
HeliNY operates narrated helicopter sightseeing flights from Lower Manhattan, revealing the harbor, rivers, bridges and skyline from the air.
Circle Line Best of NYC Cruise
Circle Line's Best of NYC Cruise makes a near-complete circuit of Manhattan, linking the harbor skyline with the Hudson, Harlem and East Rivers.
Top of the Rock at Night
Top of the Rock's evening sessions reveal illuminated Midtown landmarks from indoor galleries and open-air terraces on Rockefeller Center's upper levels.
Big Bus New York Hop-On Hop-Off
Big Bus New York operates open-top sightseeing routes linking major Manhattan landmarks through designated stops and recorded multilingual commentary.
Statue City Cruises Ferry to Liberty and Ellis Islands
Statue City Cruises operates the authorized ferry service linking Lower Manhattan with Liberty Island and Ellis Island, including access to both island museums.
Circle Line Landmarks Cruise
Circle Line's Landmarks Cruise follows the Hudson and East Rivers from Pier 83, presenting New York Harbor, Lower Manhattan and major bridges in one narrated route.
Circle Line Statue at Sunset Cruise
Circle Line's seasonal Statue at Sunset Cruise leaves Pier 16 for an evening harbor route focused on the Statue of Liberty and the illuminated Manhattan skyline.
Bike Rent NYC Central Park Guided Bike Tour
Bike Rent NYC leads a guided ride from West 58th Street through Central Park, linking its landscaped roads with Bethesda Terrace, Belvedere Castle and Strawberry Fields.
Catacombs by Candlelight at Old St. Patrick's
Catacombs by Candlelight enters the walled cemeteries, basilica and underground family crypts of the original St. Patrick's Cathedral in Nolita.
Rockefeller Center Tour
The official Rockefeller Center Tour traces the landmark complex's Art Deco architecture, integrated artworks and Depression-era construction across three Midtown blocks.
New York masjids and Muslim travel
Upper East Side / Manhattan
Islamic Cultural Center of New York
The Islamic Cultural Center of New York is Manhattan’s first purpose-built mosque, a domed modern complex at East 96th Street and Third Avenue.
East Village / Manhattan
Madina Masjid, East Village
Madina Masjid is a long-established East Village mosque on First Avenue, serving daily and Friday prayers with a dedicated entrance and facilities for women.
Greenwich Village / Manhattan
Islamic Center at New York University
The Islamic Center at NYU supports daily worship, Friday prayer, teaching and community programmes for students and the wider downtown Muslim community.
Lower Manhattan
Masjid Manhattan
Masjid Manhattan is a Lower Manhattan congregation at 30 Cliff Street, holding daily prayers, Jumu’ah, Islamic teaching, charity and outreach near the Financial District.
Harlem / Manhattan
Masjid Aqsa-Salam
Masjid Aqsa-Salam is a Harlem mosque founded by West African immigrants, offering prayer, Qur’an education, youth work, charity and multilingual community services.
Harlem / Manhattan
Masjid Malcolm Shabazz
Masjid Malcolm Shabazz is a historic Harlem mosque at West 116th Street, rooted in Temple No. 7 and Malcolm X’s ministry before its transition to Sunni Islam.
Transportation
Airport arrivals and transfers
New York is served principally by JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty. JFK connects with AirTrain at Jamaica and Howard Beach for onward LIRR or subway travel. Newark uses AirTrain and New Jersey rail connections, while LaGuardia relies on bus, taxi and licensed car-service links. The best choice depends on terminal, luggage, group size, accessibility and final neighborhood.
Subway, buses and public transit
The MTA subway and bus network is usually the fastest way to connect New York neighborhoods. OMNY allows payment with a contactless bank card, supported mobile device or OMNY card. Use the same payment method consistently when a fare benefit or transfer depends on the payment record, and keep each traveller's payment method separate where required.
Taxis and ride-hailing
Yellow taxis may accept street hails anywhere in New York City and use regulated metered fares for street-hail trips. Green taxis have a more limited street-hail area, while black cars, liveries and app-based for-hire vehicles must be prearranged. TLC-licensed vehicles and drivers carry identifying plates, decals or licence information that passengers can check before entering.
Visitor Information
Visa and entry requirements
Most foreign nationals travelling to New York for tourism need a B-2 or combined B1/B2 visitor visa unless they qualify for another route. The U.S. Department of State says eligible nationals of Visa Waiver Program countries may travel for tourism or business for up to 90 days without a visa, but they must obtain valid ESTA approval before boarding.
Best time to visit New York
New York is a year-round city, but the most comfortable periods for long walking days are usually spring and autumn. Temperatures can still move quickly, so pack layers and check the National Weather Service forecast close to travel. Ramadan, school holidays, major sporting events and large conventions can change hotel demand and the practical rhythm of a visit.
New York climate guide
New York has a humid continental climate and four distinct seasons. Summer can be hot and humid, with thunderstorms and periods of dangerous heat. Winter is cold, and snow, freezing rain or strong coastal systems can affect streets, airports and rail. Spring and autumn are transitional, so a mild afternoon may sit beside a cold morning or wet evening.
Money and currency
The local currency is the United States dollar. The Federal Reserve issues notes in seven circulating denominations: $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. Cards and contactless payments are common across hotels, shops, restaurants and transport, but a modest amount of cash can still help with small purchases, gratuities or a temporary card problem.
New York fast facts
New York City is made up of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. It uses Eastern Time and the U.S. dollar, and English is the main public-service language alongside extensive multilingual support. The emergency number is 911; 311 handles non-emergency city information and services. The standard electrical supply is 120 volts with Type A and B plugs.
Public holidays and closures
The federal calendar includes New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. When a fixed-date federal holiday falls on a weekend, the observed weekday for federal employees may shift according to federal rules.
Health and Safety
Health and Safety
Safety, emergency, consular, transport, weather, crowd, and family-planning notes to help visitors move through New York with confidence.
General safety
New York is navigated safely by millions of residents and visitors, but normal large-city precautions still matter. Keep phones, wallets and passports controlled in crowds, stay aware on platforms and late at night, and avoid displaying large amounts of cash. Use licensed transport, meet companions in visible locations and leave any situation that feels coercive or unsafe.
Food and drinking water
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection and Health Department state that city tap water is safe and regularly monitored. Conditions inside an individual building can still affect taste, colour or plumbing, so do not drink obviously discoloured water and report concerns through 311 or the accommodation provider. Travellers with specific medical needs should follow their clinician's advice.
Emergency response and essential numbers
Call 911 when police, fire or urgent medical help is needed. Use 311 for non-emergency city information, service complaints and referrals; from outside the normal 311 service, NYC lists 212-639-9675. Know the name and address of your accommodation, keep essential medicines and insurance details accessible, and do not rely only on a phone battery for critical contact information.
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