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But New York's famous hustle and bustle was abruptly cut short on 11 September 2001 when a terrorist attack in the form of two hijacked passenger aircraft razed the gleaming twin towers of the World Trade Center. Thousands of people were killed in the worst terrorist act ever on US soil. Without question, the destruction of the World Trade Center changed New York City. But rest assured that the city still has plenty to see and do -- more, in fact, than you'll ever be able to experience in one visit. In a city that is so much a part of the global subconscious, it's pretty hard to pin down the USP as each attraction has contributed towards New York’s popularity. There are the unforgettable landmarks that teach and remind each New Yorker, about New York and its history. Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Central Park and Times Square are just some of the unique symbols of respect, freedom and peace. Weather in NYC: There are reasons to visit New York in any season but the best time to visit depends on your primary reason of visit to New York....more Transportation in NYC: Getting around New York City can be a daunting task. But New York has more than enough public transport options for your comfort and to help you navigate the city like a native....more Tourism Offices in NYC: They assist visitors before or during their stay in New York with travel planning information and answers to questions about New York City's services, special events, attractions, cultural institutions….more Family Friendly NYC: Bringing the kids along to the Big Apple doesn't have to be a drag -- there are tons of great activities and attractions that both children and adults will enjoy.…more
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