The Queen of New York

When you enter Queens, you'll realize that everything is bigger. As New York City's largest borough, there is plenty to do and see in Queens. On your next New York vacation, get out of Manhattan and experience some true New York City culture. Famous for great food and even better music, Queens is a melting pot of cultural influences. View the tallest New York skyscraper outside of Manhattan at the Citicorp Building. 

Hit a Grand Slam in Queens

Catch a fly ball or sit at center court. Queens is home to some of the world's best sporting action. Home to the New York Mets, major league baseball has lived in Queens since 1964. Take in America's favorite pastime at Shea Stadium. With one of our large SUV rentals or discount car rentals, the drive to Queens will be a comfortable one. Don't forget your glove - you never know when you'll have the chance to catch a fly ball. If you're looking for something different, Queens is home to the US Tennis Open every August and September. With all of the world's top tennis stars attending, don't miss this golden opportunity at America's Grand Slam.

Soak in the sun at the fairgrounds

If you're tired of driving and want to get out and relax, soak in some sun at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. As New York City's third largest park, Flushing Meadows has served as the site of two World's Fairs. Get your camera out and take home a shot or two of the famous Unisphere. The park is also home to the New York Mets and the US Open of Tennis. With everything that is happening in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, get in your Prestige van rental and head to Queens. Relax in the sun or toss a ball with your traveling companions at Flushing Meadows. The 1255-acre park is located at the Long Island Expressway and Grand Central Parkway. With Prestige Car Rental, you are only a heartbeat away from Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

Jazz up your cultural experience

As you walk the streets of Queens, don't be surprised if you hear a sultry voice and a serene trumpet working in harmony. Queens became the center of the Jazz world in the 1940's as some of the world's biggest stars settled away from segregation in the mixed Queens communities. Greats such as Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald called the streets of Queens home. If Jazz isn't your thing, you can still head over to the Noguchi Museum, Queens Botanical Garden, or the American Museum of the Moving Image.

Dine like a king in Queens

If you thought that Manhattan was your only choice for an upscale meal, think again. With half of Queens comprised of immigrants to the United States, the tastes of the World have arrived. You will delight in a plate of authentic Thai, Asian, or Italian cuisine. Try Il Toscano for an upscale meal. For a unique dining experience, try the Dosa Hutt or the Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden. For a true ethnic dinner, The Jackson Diner, Sripraphai Thai, and Gum Fung are local favorites. Sit down to a romantic dinner, take the entire family out, or entertain coworkers. Your taste buds will thank you for visiting Queens. Enjoy the flavors of the world in Queens!