While you're in town be sure to visit some of our favorite things to do. You can also text Katie + Jack for a Google list of restaurants/bars.

When the Brooklyn Bridge was constructed in 1883, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. Now, it's a historic staple of the New York City skyline, transporting commuter car traffic underneath and touristic foot traffic above. Here, you can walk across or hire a bicycle to see amazing views along the way. *To avoid crowds, head across early AM.

As you step off the crowded sidewalks of 59th Street into a mass of green, the sounds of honking horns and bustling city life fade into the background. Map your park route to stop at classic Central Park landmarks, like the Bethesda Fountain, Bo Bridge, and Belvedere Castle.

Where Jack proposed to Katie on 12.08.23, today Gramercy Park remains NYC's only private park. The neighborhood surrounds the private 2-acre park of the same name, which is where Jack and Katie reside with their English bully named Frank.

Only neighbors who live on the park's perimeter have a key to unlock its gates, but nearby benches, beautiful trees, and brownstones make the surrounding area a quiet place to jog or walk if you can't get inside the park. Afterwards, grab a drink at our favorite neighborhood spot, Pete's Tavern, the oldest operating bar & restaurant in NYC since 1864.

If you're sticking around for Sunday, check out a show at Comedy Cellar. Tickets sell out fast, so we recommend making a reservation well in advance.