The Metropolitan Museum of Art does not accept luggage at its coat check and has no public lockers. Here is where to leave your bags on the Upper East Side before you go in.

Yankee Stadium allows one small soft-sided bag, no hard cases and no luggage, and there is no bag check. Here is the bag policy in plain English and where to store your suitcase before the game.

Edge does not allow luggage and has no lockers, and the High Line is narrow with plenty of stairs. Here is where to store your bags on the Far West Side.

MoMA screens every bag and will not take your suitcase into the galleries. Here is where to store luggage near 53rd Street, and how to fit the museum into a travel day.

Top of the Rock does not allow luggage and Rockefeller Center has no bag storage. Here is where to leave your suitcase nearby, especially during the holiday crowds.

Suitcases are not allowed on the Statue of Liberty ferries, and the island lockers are tiny. Here is where to store your luggage before you sail, and what you can actually bring.

Central Park has no luggage storage, no lockers and a lot of hills. Here is where to leave your bags on each side of the park, and how to plan a last day in the city.

The 9/11 Museum will not admit or store large bags. Here is where to leave your luggage near the World Trade Center, and how to plan a respectful visit on a travel day.

The Empire State Building has no bag check and will not let you up with a suitcase. Here is where to store your luggage nearby, what it costs, and how to plan it around Penn Station.

There are no public lockers in Times Square, and Broadway will not seat your suitcase. Here is where to stash your bags nearby, how much it costs, and how to time it around a show.