New York is filled with great architecture. You will not have to look hard. I tried to include links but the site does not allow it. So, check out the following by inputting it into your search engine. i love ny timeout (go to most beautiful NYC buildings) Google 1. treasures of New York. New York landmarks. There was a program on PBS about this. 2. USA Today, 25 Must see buildings in New York. Enjoy.

Circle Line Cruises. Also check Statue Cruises. :)

I believe there is one now. I would go towards the intrepid

There's an iPic dinner and a movie theater on Fulton St. also a regular movie theater at nearby Battery Park.

My review details all there is to see and do as of this month. The only part still under construction is the pier, which will open as an upscale mall later this year. As it currently stands, the Seaport is a half-day destination if you take advantage of the restaurants, shops, and museums.

Its an open plaza and its best to sit outside on nice evenings. Most restaurants have outside seating options.

I was in central Manhattan when went to the Seaport. I am not well knowledgeable in moving around outside that area. When I do it I usually take a taxi. Taxis are not so expensive in NY. I would advise to do that. Success.

I would say go to Grand Central Station and take a 4, 5 or 6 subway to Cortland Street (connects with Fulton Street) and walk east on Fulton Street until you get to the South Street Seaport. You could also get off the subway at Wall Street and wend your way east through some interesting streets and buildings. Enjoy!