This Episcopal Chapel, located in what is now the bustling financial district, was dedicated in 1766 and is the oldest remaining church in Manhattan. Rich in history, George Washington worshiped here on his inauguration day, and his personal pew is still on display. During the 9/11 attacks, this little chapel survived the disaster and remained as a bulwark against the chaos and turmoil outside the chapel doors for many first responders. Today, services are held regularly, along with noonday concerts.

This temple is the largest Buddhist temple in Chinatown. Inside rests what many believe to be the largest Buddha in New York at a towering height of 16 feet (4.88 meters). Two golden lions guard the entrance to the temple, which also houses a large urn with burning incense. Besides the expected Buddhist worship services, the temple also has a gift shop for visitors.

Eldridge Street Synagogue is preserved as a historical site by the Eldridge Street Project. Since it's inception in 1887, the synagogue has been a symbol of architectural and historical preservation, and also of the way of life, customs and religious beliefs of the Judaism. The building itself is a beauty, with a Victorian touch to the interiors highlighted by painted murals and stained glass windows. It was the first religious site built by Ashkenazi, and today this famous place welcomes people from all backgrounds.

Before the massive Fifth Avenue St. Patrick's was completed, New York's Catholic community was centered at this small, dignified cathedral in Little Italy. Completed in 1815, the landmark building houses a beautiful marble altar surrounded by ornate hand-carved reredos. Historically significant, Old St. Patrick's weathered early American anti-Catholic and anti-immigrant sentiment and organized its congregation against their attackers. Still active, Old Saint Patrick's celebrates masses in English, Spanish and Chinese.

The magnanimous Clement Clark Moore, the man who gave the moniker of Chelsea to the neighborhood, established this church in 1831. The original chapel features a Greek-revival design, however a few years later, a larger church was constructed right next to the smaller chapel (which is now the rectory) in the Gothic Revival style. The Episcopalian denomination also attends events at the the massive General Theological Seminary right down the street and the church hosts the Atlantic Theater Company in an adjacent building. Also of note, St. Peter's presents Music in Chelsea, a concert series with live music ranging from classical to folk. For more details, check the website or call ahead.

Située en face du Rockefeller Center sur la 5e Avenue, cette immense cathédrale est considérée comme la plus grande cathédrale catholique des États-Unis. Avec ses deux flèches culminant à 100 mètres de hauteur, la cathédrale Saint-Patrick est l’une des attractions architecturales les plus spectaculaires de la ville. La construction de cette structure néogothique a commencé en 1850 et s'est terminée en 1878. À l'intérieur, on trouve de nombreux autels et vitraux, ainsi qu'un orgue géant avec plus de 7 300 tuyaux. Des messes y ont lieu toute au long de la journée, et beaucoup de New-Yorkais s’y arrêtent pour un passer un moment de sérénité dans leur vie hectique.

This church was founded in 1823, and the impressive cathedral was built in the French Gothic style right in the heart of what is now Midtown. The contrast between the architecture of this beautiful building and the skyscrapers surrounding it is breathtaking. The church offers regular Episcopal services, but the highlight of any visit is the renowned St. Thomas Choir.

Des New Yorkais de toute foi adorent la cathédrale glorieuses de St. John le Divin grâce à sa spiritualité joyeuse et accueillante. Elle est la plus grande Cathédrale gothique du monde, est c'est un exemple parfait de l'ouvrage en pierre américain. La construction de la cathédrale a commencé en 1892, et elle va continuer encore quelques siècles. À l'intérieur il y a un orgue massif, de nombreuses vitraux, et des autels créé par des artistes fameuses. Un coin poète (basé sur ce de Westminster Abbey) rend hommage aux grands noms de la littérature Américaine.

A soaring Neo-gothic church with architecture inspired by the cathedral at Chartres, Riverside Church church houses the world's second largest carillon in its impressive tower. Construction of the church began in 1927 and it was completed three years later. Riverside Church is interdenominational, however it is most prominently affiliated with the American Baptist Church and is famous for MLK's riveting speech called 'Beyond Vietnam', given in 1967. This church is also a thriving multicultural community center and sponsors a wide array of programs including anti-racism and anti-poverty initiatives. Carillon recitals are held on most Sundays and on special occasions. Check the schedule for regular services and tours.