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Citimaps.com is the companion site to our hotel map publications. We currently have projects in six cities in the northeast United States: Brooklyn New York, Liberty State Park New Jersey, Long Island New York, Manhattan New York, Newport Rhode Island, Philadelphia Pennsylvania and now Greenwich Connectic
ut, Stamford Connecticut and Central Park in Manhattan. Along with information about the city their are information about area sights and events. Along with listings for both area shopping and restaurants each city has a maps page. Here you will find area and other helpful maps to help you get around.
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Brooklyn Museum |
Brooklyn New York:Fugettaboudit! From the Brooklyn Bridge to Coney Island, and Bayridge to Greenpoint, Brooklyn is New York City's most populous borough. It is also the largest, at 71 square miles. Did you know that Brooklyn is mostly residential? It is also ranked fourth as the most populated city in the United States. Brooklyn has some of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the country. Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Fort Greene, DUMBO, East New York, Brighton Beach, are just some of the many neighborhoods that have their own distinct diverse populations. 
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Central Park |
Central Park NYC: Since 1908, more than 240 feature films containing scenes in Central Park have been released, making it the most filmed public park in the world. In addition, countless episodes of television series are filmed in Central Park. An alarming number of murders and other unspeakable crimes featured in Law and Order and its various spin-offs seem to take place in the Park. Viewers who are familiar with the Park can often recognize a bridge, a landscape, or a monument. Other shows that like to use the Park include Saturday Night Live, Sesame Street, 30 Rock, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Elimidate, Six Degrees, Kidnapped, The Apprentice, Project Runway, and Will and Grace. The Food Network, Discovery and Animal Planet channels often film in the Park.
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Great Captin Island |
Greenwich and Stamford Connecticut: The name "Connecticut" originates from the Mohegan word quinnitukqut, meaning "place of long tidal river." The first English settlers came in 1633 and settled at Windsor and then Wethersfield in 1634. However, the main body of settlers came in one large group in 1636. The settlers were Puritans from Massachusetts, led by Thomas Hooker. Hooker had been prominent in England, and was a professor of Theology at Cambridge. He was also an important political writer, and made a significant contribution to Constitutional theory. He broke with the political leadership in Massachusetts, and, just as Roger Williams created a new polity in Rhode Island, Hooker and his cohort did the same and established the Connecticut Colony at Hartford in 1636. This was the second of the three colonies.
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CRRNJ Terminal |
Liberty State Park New Jersey: Liberty State Park New Jersey (Jersey City): Liberty State Park is fast emerging as Americas most spectacular urban park! Opened in 1976 for the Nations Bicentennial, its location alone deserves that description. The Park sits proudly and squarely as an oasis... a breathing space...a reclaimed peninsula of land in the midst of a magnificent urban panorama. The Park's views stretch from skyline to skyline, taking in the full grandeur of the New York Harbor, the Gateway to Americas Park's 1,120 acres along the Hudson River Waterfront in New Jersey lies within 2,000 feet of the Statue of Liberty and less than a quarter mile from historic Ellis Island.
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Montauk Lighthouse |
Long Island New York: The Hampton's on South Fork of Long Island is the weekend playground of some of the biggest movers and shakers in business as well as Hollywood' s most famous people. Some of the most sought after Long Island's area attractions include miles and miles of sandy beaches, 22 lighthouses that are around the island and the numerous wineries & farm stands. Long Island is a shoppers dream. More than 270 specialty stores at the Roosevelt Field Mall, just a five-minute ride east is the Source Mall with it's many stores. There are also two huge outlet malls - Bayport and Riverhead.Our Long Island maps extend from Belmont Park in Nassau County to Montauk Point at the end of Suffolk County. Our maps cover all of Long Island.
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Times Square |
Downtown and Midtown Manhattan New York: Manhattan is one of the most popular places to visit in the world. It's known as the city that never sleeps. Nowhere else in the world you can go or get just about anything at anytime. Downtown Manhattan to Midtown Manhattan there is something for everyone. Here you will find the some of the most famous sights and attractions like Central Park, The Empire State Building, The United Nations, The New York Stock Exchange, The South Street Seaport, SoHo, Little Italy, Chinatown, Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, American Museum of Natural History, Times Square, Trump Tower, Madison Square Garden, the list of Historic and Popular Manhattan sights and attractions go on and on. In Manhattan the show scene is either on Broadway or off Broadway. Both offer just about everything for a theater lover; comedies, musicals and dramas, there is show for everyone to see. While you are in Manhattan go watch a taping of your favorite show at NBC or go ice-skating at Rockefeller Center.
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Becourt Castle |
Newport Rhode Island: Newport is home to fabulous mansions, cozy lodgings, and colonial history. Newport has more colonial era inns, bed and breakfast's than any town in America. You can live among history from earliest settlers, through the American Revolution, to the great mansions built by 19th century industrialists. You will find excitement on every step of the Cliff Walk and turn of Ocean Drive. There's spectacular beauty among the beaches and harbor. Listen to great performances at the music festivals and sail amid a regatta. Newport museums range from U.S. naval history, tennis, yachting, and, of course, history. Newport shopping mostly consists of many different boutiques and galleries that offer handmade jewelry, art and other hard to find.
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Philadelphia Zoo |
Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Philadelphia is one of the oldest and most historical cities in the United States. Philadelphia was the major center of the independence movement during the American Revolutionary War. The Declaration of Independence and US Constitution were drafted here and signed in the city's Independence Hall. Along with Independence hall Philadelphia is also home to The Liberty Bell Center, the new home to the Liberty Bell. The reason why the Liberty Bell is such an important piece of American History is because on July 8, 1776, with the Liberty Bell ringing out from the tower of Independence Hall it summoning citizens to hear the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence by Colonel John Nixon.The Old City area is like going back in time, narrow streets, old buildings. It is a great place for a walk, go visit some of the many small stores and galleries. The Old City also runs First Friday it is a popular event held only in the Old City.
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Jacob Purdy House |
White Plains New York: Early in the 20th century, White Plains' downtown area developed into a dominant suburban shopping district and featured branch stores of many famous New York-based department and specialty stores. Some of these retail locations were the first large scale suburban stores built in America, and ushered in the eventual post-World War II building boom. With the construction of the parkways and expressways in the 1940s and 1960s, White Plains' role as a destination retail location was only enhanced. Among some of these early stores were such storied names as B. Altman & Co., Rogers Peet, Saks Fifth Avenue, Alexander's, Macy's, Wallach's and a short-lived branch of Bergdorf Goodman, which was later converted to sister chain, Neiman Marcus, in 1981. |
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