Hell's Kitchen

Many of New York’s attractions are within easy reach of Hell's Kitchen, making it a convenient place to base yourself. Among the most interesting places to explore are the fascinating Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum and the fantastic August Wilson Theater. Two other interesting attractions that are located close by Hell's Kitchen are Roseland Ballroom and Gershwin Theater.

People come from near and far to experience the Statue of Liberty, one of the most popular landmarks in the country. It is only 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the middle on the city.

Spend some time in the center of New York. Enjoy the Empire State Building and Times Square. Don't return to Hell's Kitchen without a visit to the Chrysler Building and the Grand Central Terminal.

Do try to see some of the nearby museums and galleries, which help make this region the special place it is. Discover the interactive and traditional museums and exhibit spaces the American Museum of Natural History, Frick Collection and Hayden Planetarium. To catch home-grown and touring acts, head to the Radio City Music Hall, Broadway and Beacon Theater, one of the area’s premier live concert venues. Head to the American Folk Art Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Biblical Art, to get your fill of art.

If the sun is out, follow the lead of the locals who know the area best and appreciate the nearby green spaces. Spend a morning in one of the parks and gardens, which include Bryant Park, the Madison Square Park and Gramercy Park.

To stock up on supplies or enjoy a snack, visit Macy's, Barney's and the Tiffany & Co..

When you’re ready to rest your weary head after checking out the charms of Hell's Kitchen, check in to one of the many local bed-and-breakfast, hotel and short-stay apartment options. If you’re looking for a warm welcome and a good nights sleep it’s hard to go past the Roosevelt Hotel, New York City, the Edison Hotel, and the popular Hotel Pennsylvania.