Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Fun Places For Children To Explore In Nyc

Sightseeing isn’t just for tourists, but also for families living right in the city. Take New York City, for instance, and its rich array of sights and attractions for children and families. From museums and learning centers to restaurants and nature parks, here are some top kid-friendly attractions to visit the next time you’re going out with them. 

Image source: NYCGo.com

New York Transit Museum 

Have the little tykes go choo-choo in this museum showcasing the city’s subway system. Set in a 1930s subway station, the museum features vintage subway cars as well as learning tours on trains and the wonders of engineering in making this awe-inducing mode of transport. 

Rocket Park Mini Golf 

It’s a pint-sized golf course found at the New York Hall of Science, which not only offers youngsters a taste of the game but also teaches them about how the laws of physics and science in general help guide golf balls on the green. It’s a fitting introduction to golf if the dad is keen on having his kids enjoy and appreciate it, too. 

The High Line 

An old railroad turned public park, this attraction is a great hit with kids of all ages, where they can explore the two-block-long mini-forest Chelsea Thicket, partake of dance and storytelling events with the family, or have a glimpse of cool outdoor art installations. 

Central Park Zoo 

Honestly, no one’s really too young or too old for some zoo adventure. Located at Fifth Avenue and West 64th St, this celebrated zoo features the Tisch Children’s Zoo, which is particularly intended for young kids with its vast diversity of animals. An NYC hotdog and salted pretzel from a park stall aren’t a bad idea after going around the zoo! 

Image source: CentralParkNYC.org 

Joseph Cianciotto has most recently served as executive creative director at Translation, overseeing content related matters within the agency. He currently resides in Long Island, NY, with his wife and daughters. More articles like this on this page.

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