Scarsdale Attractions. Scarsdale Tourism and kids attractions

Bloomingdale’s: New York’s historic shopping venue
Bloomingdale’s can offer a beacon of familiarity for tourists in New York City as well as a refuge from the crowds. Aside from adding to the New York shopping experience near Madison Avenue, this particular Bloomingdale’s offers product enclaves and other services not available in other Bloomingdales across the nation.

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Prospect Park: Brooklyn’s historic and beautiful playground
Revolutionary War sites and memorials, a historic 18th century home, hiking trails, a zoo, carousel and plenty of expansive lawns to kick back and relax — all this and more can be found in Prospect Park in Brooklyn.

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Grand Central Station: The bustling film face of New York City
Grand Central Station has been famously portrayed in numerous films, commercials and even impromptu theatre demonstrations. An expansive and central commuter location, the station is home to a marketplace, shops, a dining area and the famous main concourse.

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New York's Farley Post Office: Santa Central!
Farley Post Office is a massive structure handling incredible volumes of mail on a daily basis. Formerly open at all times, the post office still holds late hours for New Yorkers’ convenience. Its ‘Operation Santa’ (a program delivering responses and gifts to needy children writing to Santa Claus) was highlighted in the classic film ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ and still runs out of the Farley Post Office today.

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The Cloisters New York: America’s only medieval art museum!
America's only museum dedicated exclusively to medieval art, The Cloisters offers a magnificent museum experience, enveloping visitors in the medieval ages. Gardens, tapestries, paintings and the cloisters themselves symbolize the diverse collection of art that was produced during this time, and the stunning setting of Fort Tyron Park further augments the visit.

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New York’s Ellis Island: America’s former Immigration Central
Located in New York Harbor not far from the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island was the USA’s “Immigration Central” for 62 years, processing some 12 million newcomers. Nearly 20 years ago, Ellis Island was refurbished and converted – its primary mission now to educate visitors about the immigrant experience.

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Central Park: Everything from a castle to two zoos
Central Park proves an urban oasis in the very heart of Manhattan, with 20 million visitors each year, making it the most popular city park in the United States.

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Amish Market: Healthy food in the Big Apple from Lancaster, Pa.
Pick up a quick lunch, taste some delicious fruit and experience some new foods.

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The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel: Art Deco decadence fit for a president
Whether you stay in the hotel or not, a visit to The Waldorf-Astoria is a must for anyone who appreciates New York City history and Art Deco architecture and design. It was one of the first hotels to embrace the Deco style, and became an official New York City landmark in 1993.

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Bryant Park: Experience a unique park with movies, yoga classes and birds
Bryant Park is not your ordinary park. Come learn about birds, listen to jazz music, take a yoga class and watch a classic movie looking up at the stars.

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