Join us at ATRIO for a curation of local flavors: handmade pasta from Raffetto’s, a 100-year-old family shop in Greenwich Village; wine from the North Fork of Long Island; and urban-farmed produce from our organic rooftop garden.

See Manhattan’s famous Art Deco spires and other engineering marvels by boat with the American Institute of Architects. Food, drink, private seating, and charters are available.

Embark on a self-guided journey through the storied past of Lower Manhattan, with highlights such as New York’s first paved street and Delmonico’s, the nation’s first fine dining establishment.

Take in waterfront views, discover fresh local flavors, unwind in green spaces, and experience inspiring public art through this vibrant riverside escape into our residential neighborhood.

Begin at Conrad New York Downtown with curated insight into our in-house collection, then explore SoHo, Chelsea, or the Lower East Side—each offers a distinct lens into the city’s vibrant, ever-evolving art scene.

Explore Midtown through a lens of creativity and design, from MoMA’s modern masterpieces to the historic halls of the New York Public Library. End your journey sky-high at Edge, where modern design meets panoramic views.

Fresh Flavors Grown Above the City

Our 1,000 square foot rooftop garden, grown with Brooklyn Grange, supplies heirloom tomatoes, squash, basil, and more. Even in colder months, its seasonal bounty shines in dishes and Leonessa’s cocktails.

Crafted by New York’s Finest

We partner with New York’s finest artisans, including M. Raffetto & Bros. and Murray’s Cheese, to bring fresh, authentic ingredients straight to your plate. These trusted neighbors help us create dishes full of character and local flavor.

Aperitivo Meets New York Landmarks

Begin your evening at Leonessa, an open-air 16th-floor lounge with breathtaking Hudson River views and a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty. Sip a signature sgroppino or refreshing spritz as you soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

Seasonal Flavors Meet Contemporary Craft

Continue to ATRIO Wine Bar & Restaurant on the second floor, where seasonal ingredients from our rooftop garden are crafted into fresh dishes in an open kitchen. Enjoy a vibrant dining experience that celebrates the best of New York.

Skyline Strolls Along the Hudson

Walk the Battery Park City Esplanade, a scenic path along the Hudson River with breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the New Jersey skyline.

Sunday Flavors from Local Farms

Visit the Battery Park City Farmers Market on Sundays along River Terrace, offering fresh produce and local goods from regional farms. Operated by Down to Earth Markets, the market is a new neighborhood tradition from May through November.

Green Spaces Made for City Living

Explore Rockefeller Park’s beautifully landscaped gardens and waterfront plazas, or relax at Wagner Park, a serene green space with seating and public art.

History and Meaning in Every Stone

Visit the Irish Hunger Memorial, a powerful public artwork featuring stones from every Irish county and an authentic 19th-century Irish cottage. This poignant tribute is a meaningful highlight of Battery Park City’s vibrant cultural landscape.

Setting the Tone: A Prelude in Art

Your experience starts at the hotel, where our concierge team will share a selected guide of our art collection, offering insight and inspiration before you step into the city.

Eclectic, Iconic, and Creatively Charged

In SoHo, art spills out of historic cast-iron buildings and into the streets. This tour immerses guests in one of New York’s most iconic creative neighborhoods—where contemporary galleries, design studios, and street art converge in a vibrant, ever-evolving cultural landscape.

Graffiti and Grit—the Pulse of Expression

Explore the Lower East Side’s raw, expressive energy through a tour that blends street art, graffiti, and independent galleries. From bold murals to politically charged installations, this neighborhood tells stories in color and concrete.

Conrad New York Downtown by Mónica Ponce de León

Your journey begins in a space defined by refined luxury and bold design. From the soaring Loopy Doopy mural by Sol LeWitt to the sculptural staircase, our hotel itself is a study in modern elegance.

The Oculus by Santiago Calatrava: Part transportation hub and part public sculpture, the Oculus stuns with its winged form and metal plumage, evoking a dove’s wings engulfed in movement and light. Ask our Concierge about exclusive guest offers you can take advantage of at the Shops at the Oculus.

One World Trade Center by David Childs: The tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, One WTC rises with crystalline clarity. The spire’s form shifts subtly as you move, reflecting both sky and spirit.

56 Leonard (“Jenga Building”) by Herzog & de Meuron

A gravity-defying stack of glass and steel, this avant-garde tower redefines the Downtown skyline with its sculptural silhouette.

Cruise with the American Institute of Architects

Once aboard, you’ll circle Manhattan’s edge, passing under bridges and beside icons like the Empire State Building, Chrystler Building, and the UN Headquarters. Expert narration from AIA guides brings each structure to life: its history, its design, and its place in the city’s story.

Where New York Began

Stroll the waterfront where 17th-century ships once docked. Today, it is a vibrant hub of boutiques, dining, and culture. Don’t miss the South Street Seaport Museum, where historic vessels, galleries, and exhibitions bring to life the story of “Where New York Begins.”

The City’s First Paved Road

Walk along cobblestones laid in 1658. Once a Dutch trading route, Stone Street now enchants with its historic charm, lined with inviting restaurants and pubs set against a backdrop of 17th-century architecture.

A Beacon Since 1697

Step inside this Gothic Revival masterpiece, once the tallest structure in New York. Its peaceful churchyard is where Alexander Hamilton and other early American patriots are laid to rest surrounded by centuries of history and quiet reflection.

America’s First Fine Dining Experience

Established in 1837, Delmonico’s introduced the concept of the European à la carte menu to America. Recently revitalized, it now offers a contemporary steakhouse menu and a world-class bar program in a setting that whispers of storied glamour.

The Pulse of Contemporary Culture

Begin your journey at one of the world’s most influential art museums. From Van Gogh to Warhol, MoMA’s collection is a masterclass in modern creativity. Don’t miss the sculpture garden, which is an oasis of calm in the city’s heart.

A Sanctuary of Stories

Step into the Beaux-Arts grandeur of the New York Public Library main branch. Marvel at the Rose Main Reading Room, then unwind in adjacent Bryant Park an urban retreat with seasonal programming, gardens, and quiet corners.

An Immersive NYC Take on Spanish Fare

Mercado Little Spain is a lively Spanish food hall by Chef José Andrés and the Adría Brothers, located in Hudson Yards. Inspired by Spain’s traditional markets, it features a vibrant mix of tapas bars, restaurants, and kiosks serving authentic regional dishes festive setting.

A Sky-High Marvel of Modern Design

Edge is the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, offering a thrilling, open-air experience suspended 100 stories above Manhattan. With angled glass walls, a glass floor, and sweeping 360° views, it’s a bold architectural feat that invites guests to feel the city’s pulse from above.