Keith Mulvihill Books

New York attracts millions of visitors each year in search of the glitz and glamour, the lively arts scene, rich history and immigrant heritage. The vibrant boomtown is experiencing a cultural and economic upswing that has brought new sights and sounds to its already rich cultural vistas. From Central Park, Upper Fifth Avenue and Museum Mile to the hottest downtown and Brooklyn 'hoods (Greenwich Village, the Meatpacking District, Carroll Gardens and more), Time Out points visitors to both the well known and the under-the-radar sights. Plus, we review the new hotels and the best of the constantly changing dining, drinking and shopping scenes.

Having passed the five-year anniversary since the tragedy of September 11th 2001, New York City looks forward to a brighter future. Constructions on the Freedom Tower and the memorial, Reflecting Absence, as well as a host of other development projects in the Financial District, are underway.Tourism is booming too, with record number of visitors being reported for 2006, and roughly 5,000 new hotel rooms are in the works through the end of 2007. Manhattan, with its glittering skyline, chic restaurants, world-famous museums and historic sights continues to draw millions of people from around the globe.As publisher of the city's definitive cultural listings magazine, Time Out is uniquely positioned to keep visitors up to speed on all things New York.