The Rough Guide to New York City

The Rough Guide to New York City covers all sights and attractions and has color photos throughout to illustrate the city's great buildings, iconic landmarks, and distinctive neighborhoods. Up-to-date listings, detailed maps, and extensive practical information ensure you make the most of your time in the city.

The introduction to The Rough Guide to New York City gives an overview of the city and a select list of things not to miss — the best museums, festivals, night-time activities, and much more. The guide then goes from neighborhood to neighborhood, covering everything from the historic Financial District and landmark architecture of Midtown to Central Park, Prospect Park, and the furthest reaches of the Bronx.

With essentials on how to get around, a list of recommended New York books and films, plus lots of lists on everything from the finest views to the most popular food trucks, you'll be sure to find the best the city has to offer with The Rough Guide to New York City.

Andrew Rosenberg is a freelance copy editor and sometimes writer. He lives with his wife, Melanie, his son, Jules, and their cats, Caesar and Louise. He has worked for ESPN the Magazine and was the coauthor of The Rough Guide to New York City. Rosenberg studied English at the University of Virginia.

Stephen Keeling grew up in England and graduated from the University of Oxford in 1992 with a degree in history, then secured a job with The Baltic Observer in Riga, Latvia, as an assistant business editor. In 2007 he wrote the first Rough Guide to Puerto Rico and contributed to Make the Most of Your Time on Earth. Since then, Keeling has updated the Rough Guides to Canada, the Caribbean, Florida, Mexico, New England, New York, Spain, and the United States. He also writes for The Independent, Budget Travel, and other publications.

Martin Dunford is cofounder of the Rough Guides and the author of Rough Guide to Rome, Rough Guide to New York, and Rough Guide Directions Rome. Dunford is also coauthor of the Rough Guides to Belgium and Luxembourg, Brussels, the Netherlands, Italy, and Amsterdam.