Loud Landmarks
Hit the Streets
Neighborhood Names
Metro Transit and Beyond
Iconic Architecture
100
This road which runs through Manhattan is known for its theatre district; specifically, for musical theatre.
What is Broadway?
100
Roads in Manhattan that run from east to west take this name.
What are streets?
100
These NYC neighborhoods are named for the groups of immigrants who lived in them.
What are Little Italy and Chinatown?
100
This underground railway is the most popular form of transit in NYC.
What is the Subway?
100
This architectural art installation was built in Hudson Yards in 2019.
What is "The Vessel"?
200
This famous theatre located in the Rockafeller Center is named for a certain type of media.
What is Radio City Music Hall?
200
Roads in Manhattan that run from north to south take this name.
What are avenues?
200
These districts of Manhattan are named for their geographical locations on the island of Manhattan.
What are: Uptown, Downtown, Midtown, the Lower East Side, the Upper East Side, the Upper West Side, etc.
200
These yellow cars for hire will drive you around NYC for a fee.
What are Yellow Cabs / Taxis?
200
This style of tall, thin skyscraper is used for the buildings that make up "Billionaire's Row".
What are 
pencil towers?
300
This concert hall named for an American business tycoon is one of the most famous concert venues in the US.
What is Carnegie Hall?
300
NYC's streets are built using this pattern.
What is the grid system?
300
This NYC neighborhood shares a name with a neighborhood in London. However, the NYC neighborhood is named for being "south of Houston".
What is SoHo?
300
This airport provides most of NYC's international air travel.
What is John Fitzgerald Kennedy International Airport (JFK)?
300
Many buildings in NYC are designed in this famous type of architecture which was popular in the early 20th century.
What is Art Deco?
400
This square in Midtown Manhattan has been home to many media companies, most notably the New York Times.
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What is Times Square?
400
This number is missing from Manhattan's avenues (First - Eleventh Avenues).
What is Fourth Avenue?
400
This neighborhood founded by free Black Americans was demolished to make room for Central Park in the 1850s.
What was Seneca Village?
400
This boat will take you from NYC's southernmost borough to Manhattan.
What is the Staten Island Ferry?
400
This type of townhouse is highly sought after as they are no longer be built in NYC.
What are Brownstones?
500
This performing arts center in Manhattan shares a name with a US president.
What is the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts?
500
This building is built at the intersection of Broadway and 5th Avenue. The building is uniquely shaped as Broadway does not align with NYC's grid system.
What is the Flatiron Building? 
500
This neighborhood is named as a shortening of "Triangle Below Canal Street". The triangle refers to the shap created by the roads the form the borders of the neighborhood.
What is TriBeCa?
500
This train station located under the Madison Square Garden Arena is the main regional rail station in NYC.
What is Penn Station?
500
This Manhattan building is currently the tallest building in the US.
What is One World Trade / The Freedom Tower?