NYC’s One World Observatory and Museum of Ice Cream

The Museum of Ice cream in New York. Photo courtesy of the Museum of Ice Cream.

If you’re looking for something fun to do in New York City this summer, try the One World Observatory, which boasts the highest observation deck in the city with three floors and 360-degree views (sorry, Empire State Building). And this summer, it’s collaborating with the Museum of Ice Cream so that you can buy a single ticket for both.

The One World Observatory. Photo courtesy of One World Observatory.
One World Observatory. Photo courtesy of One World Observatory.

The Museum of Ice Cream is a paradise for kids with unlimited ice cream and its famous sprinkle pool. Name yourself your favorite ice cream flavor, and walk through the interactive exhibits.

The Museum of Ice Cream. Photo courtesy of Museum of Ice Cream.

The kids can play games, and there are weird and wonderful rooms like the one with hanging bananas, a rainbow hallway, a pink subway room, a slide, a melting cave, and more.

The pink subway exhibit at the Museum of Ice Cream. Photo courtesy of Museum of Ice Cream.
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Melanie Votaw is the Publisher and Executive Travel Writer of LuxuryWeb Magazine. She has visited more than 50 countries on 6 continents and written for such magazines as Executive Travel, Just Luxe, Business Insider, South China Morning Post, Travel Mindset, and more. She is a member of the International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association, New York Travel Writers Association, and International Travel Writers Alliance. Melanie's photography has won awards, and she has also written 43 nonfiction books as either the author or ghostwriter.

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