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ARTECHOUSE New York: Entry Ticket

Whitney Museum of American Art: Entry Ticket

Vessel at Hudson Yards

High Line Comedy Club: Stand Up Comedy Show + Minigolf

Arte Museum New York: Entry Ticket

Museum of Illusions New York: Entry Ticket

High Line, Chelsea & Hudson Yards: Guided Walking Tour + Edge NYC Entry Ticket

Hudson Yards, The High Line & Vessel Tour

ARTECHOUSE New York + Whitney Museum of American Art

Edge NYC & Vessel at Hudson Yards: Flex Admission

New York: 2-Hr Haunted Guided Pub Crawl

ARTECHOUSE New York + Evening Harbor Sightseeing Cruise

Hudson Yards New York: Guided Tour + Optional Edge Entry

ARTECHOUSE New York + One World Observatory

Chelsea Market, High Line & Hudson Yards: Food and History Tour

New York: Sightseeing Cruise with Drink

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There are plenty of museums dedicated to ancient history, but very few are as future-facing as ARTECHOUSE New York! Step inside this spectacular museum of futuristic art, where technology and creativity are entangled in mesmerizing installations and exhibitions.  

Designed to help you discover new ways to experience art and technology, ARTECHOUSE encourages you to interact and let your curiosity guide you from one hypnotic exhibition to the next.

Exhibitions vary throughout the year, with all sorts of incredible interactive experiences that will leave you wondering about the link between art and science, and the essential role of the observer in each field.

In the early 20th century the art world was heavily biased towards European art and older classics. The philanthropist Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney wasn't having it. She started her own museum devoted to living American artists. It's prospered ever since, becoming a touchstone of artistic achievement of the 20th and 21st centuries. 

Book Whitney Museum tickets and prepare yourself for an unparalleled voyage into American contemporary art.

New York's towering skyscrapers might make your jaw drop, but for something truly unique, there's Vessel. Hudson Yards has been given a new lease on life thanks to the larger-than-life artistry of its latest installation. 

The open-air tower is a hive of tourist activity, and everywhere you look offers a new perspective – whether that's the ever-growing number of landings below, the views through the layers of stairs, or even the Hudson.

Visit High Line Comedy Club in New York. 

Find top comedians known from Netflix, HBO, and Comedy Central. Located within a minigolf venue, each ticket includes one round of minigolf. The club has rooftop views, a food menu, and intimate setting.

Visit Arte Museum New York. See how nature comes to life through digital art, sound, and scents.

Discover how technology transforms natural scenes into immersive experiences. Engage with light-filled artworks inspired by nature.

Hear sounds that enhance the visuals. Notice custom-crafted scents that complement the displays.

Visit the Museum of Illusions in New York City. Gain access to exhibits that challenge perception and senses.

Explore installations featuring optical effects and interactive displays.

Begin the tour at Little Island, NYC’s new waterfront park, and learn how the city has used its waterfront for growth, industry, and transport.

Walk through the Meatpacking District and Gansevoort Peninsula, areas that have transformed from industrial centers to trendy neighborhoods. 

Discover their history, from market days to the creation of the High Line.

Visit Chelsea Market, famous for its food hall and as the birthplace of the Oreo cookie. 

Explore Artists and Fleas, a market with unique items. Stroll along the High Line, an elevated park that reflects NYC’s ongoing changes, and hear its story from your guide.

End the tour in Hudson Yards, home to notable buildings like The Vessel and The Shed. 

Visit Edge NYC, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, to enjoy 360-degree views of the city. The tour ends here, and you can spend some time here at your leisure.

The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long park built on an old elevated freight line, revitalizing the area as a prime example of urban renewal. You'll see art, performances, views, and the neighborhood's architecture. The south end of the park features birch and serviceberry trees, while the north section has grasses, perennials, and shade-tolerant plants.

The tour starts at the south end near Chelsea Market and the Whitney Museum, both vibrant spots. At the north end, you reach Hudson Yards, previously the largest building site in the U.S., which includes the Shedd performance space, The Vessel artwork, many shops, and the Edge Observation Deck.

The tour concludes at The Vessel, known as “New York’s Staircase.” With 154 flights of stairs, 2,500 steps, and 80 landings, this 150-foot tall bronzed steel structure is in the center of Hudson Yards and can hold up to 1,000 people.

This convenient package provides access to _both_ ARTECHOUSE and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. 

At **ARTECHOUSE**, you'll find cutting-edge digital displays that blend technology and artistry in a manner that redefines traditional art. 

Next, appreciate American art at the **Whitney Museum**, which houses over 21,000 works from more than 3,000 artists, spanning more than a century. 

With this package, you get an unparalleled window into the evolution of art from past works to futuristic displays.

Visit Edge and Vessel with a single ticket. At Edge, stand 1,100 ft above New York City and look out over the city from a sky deck with clear glass floors and walls. 

Next, climb the staircases inside Vessel’s unique design. Each staircase offers different views. The Vessel’s structure of intersecting staircases and bronze-colored steel platforms makes it a popular spot for photos in NYC.

Explore reimagined, multisensory installations including Pulse, Kaleidoscope, Reflections, Infinite City, and Crystal Cave, inspired by different aspects of New York City.

Start your tour where a mysterious woman in black lingers near the staircase. Walk through eight locations, including three other bars.

Visit Pirate's Den to recall prohibition-era mobsters. Try to spot spectral lights at Marie's Crisis Cafe. Stand near the "Hangman's Elm" and look out for the woman in the blue dress at Jefferson Market Library.

Along the route, sample local drinks like a Mexican Candy Shot with Ghost pepper tequila or a Ruby Red Greyhound with Deep Eddy Ruby Red vodka.

Visit ARTECHOUSE, a museum that meshes art and technology. Then, take a scenic evening cruise, getting a view of the city's famous structures from the rivers.

Take a look at the future of art at **ARTECHOUSE New York**. The installations and exhibits blend modern technology and creativity, adding an interactive aspect and sparking thoughts on the connection of art, science, and perception.

Take an **evening cruise along the East River**. See the famous Brooklyn Bridge, South Street Seaport, and the Statue of Liberty. Learn about renowned buildings and neighborhoods, and dance to upbeat music on the open-air dance floor.

This package combines artistic and scenic tours of New York, appealing to anyone looking for a different way to see the city.

Visit Hudson Yards in Manhattan, a unique urban development featuring residential and office towers, restaurants, bars, and a luxury shopping center. Learn about this $25 billion neighborhood, the most expensive private real estate development in American history.

Walk part of the High Line, a former industrial railway transformed into an elevated park. Enjoy art, meadows, flowers, and views from this unique trail above the street.


Then, visit Edge, a sky deck 1,100 feet high, offering views of Central Park and the Statue of Liberty.

Visit ARTECHOUSE New York to see installations and exhibitions that focus on the relationship between art and science. 

Next, get ready to see some amazing views of NY from the One World Trade Center, one of the tallest buildings in the world. 

This package gives you a chance to view the city from two unique perspectives!

Join a guided tour through Chelsea Market, the High Line, and Pier 57 to avoid the crowds and discover the best bites in town. Learn about the neighborhood's history and take a scenic stroll along NYC's famous High Line to Hudson Yards for unbeatable city views.

Get a more scenic view from Pier 57's rooftop and a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty in the distance. Appreciate delicious bites from the James Beard Foundation's Market 57.

Experience New York like you never have before in an enclosed glass observatory and leave the noise of city street life behind.

Sit back and enjoy the luxurious view of the island from the cozy solarium or the open decks of a gorgeous, 1920s-style yacht!

These spectacular glassed-in observatories on the back decks are equipped with cushioned seating around conversation-friendly tables. They are heated in the winter and air-conditioned in the summer, and provide stunning, panoramic views of famous landmarks on both the Hudson and East Rivers, plus breathtaking views of Manhattan’s downtown and midtown skyline, including the Statue of Liberty!

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