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4 Reviews all the good food, and drinks. A real market with the most, and take in the historic New York. Hours: Monday - Saturday: 7am to 9pm, Sundays: 8am to 7pm Address: 75 9th Avenue (Between 15th and 16th...
t_cims Says: if you're going to New York this Christmas, you can always take the opportunity to visit The Saks Fifth Avenue window displays, Displays are located right...
t_cims Says: We call it a botanical garden because that's the traditional name for a garden where visitors come to learn about lots of plants from lots of places.6th Street...
t_cims Says: If you want to see some of the most extravagant Christmas light displays, you should make the trip to the Dyker Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn., Dyker Heights...
Extraordinary Christmas Decorations
johnfromoz Says: If you wish to see something quite extraordinary in Christmas decorations don't miss the Houses in the Dyker Heights area of Brooklyn. The locals put on an...
Alternative Photograph Views of Manhattan
mydreamquest Says: If you're a tourist in New York and have a 7 day subway pass, I highly recommend that you take the Roosevelt Island Tram from Manhattan and back. With the 7 day...
t_cims Says: There are a lot of buying and eating huge gingerbread cookies, gourmet waffles, chocolate, and there is much to buy as well, ranging from handbags, jewelry...
t_cims Says: a wonderful lush and endless fun to watch, a long street with a lot of different things and a plate that is not perhaps the usual tourist information about New...
leics Says: My hotel was 30 seconds from Herald Square so it was really the first bit of Manhattan I explored.It's tiny, but a bit of green peace in the middle of mega-busy...
leics Says: It's worth keeping an eye open for this building if you are in the Midtown 5th avenue area. The building dates from 1927 and has 38 stories (pretty impressive...
You too can stand where the Queen stood!
leics Says: Trinity Church on Wall street marks the spot...I particularly like the 'Prince Philip stood nearby' comment! :-)Seriously, this church is well worth seeking...
Madison Square Park..go for the burgers
leics Says: Actually, Madison Square Park is a pleasant little spot anyway. Set on the edge of the Flatiron district (and with some pretty good views of said building), it...
leics Says: I wandered into this church, drawn by the rather odd entry doors from 31st St (they looked like...well..fire exit doors) and by the waft of air conditioned cool...
Bryant Park public toilets..the best in the world?
leics Says: Bryant Park is a rather lovely open space (lots of trees, flowerbeds, lovely green lawn) behind the NY Public Library.As well as having tables and seating (and...
leics Says: I think this counts as 'off-the-beaten-path'. Certainly no-one else was around when I visited.The memorial is a wonderful concept, imo. Instead of just a statue...
roamer61 Says: The Morgan Library and Museum was the home and library of John Pierpont Morgan. The museum, recently renovated and expanded showcases his vast collection of...
Fantastic Manhattan Skyline Views
TexasDave Says: Gantry Plaza State Park is an area of 12 acres on the waterfront in Queens that offers great views of most of the Manhattan skyline. Gantries are a type of lift...
Tribute to an 16th Century Author
von.otter Says: “A private sin is not so prejudicial in this world, as a public indecency.”— Miguel De Cervantes (1547-1616)This bronze of Miguel Cervantes, Spanish writer,...
krismsong Says: The Hispanic Society of America has an amazing collection of fine art (from Sorolla, El Greco, and Goya), antiquities (like Gothic architectural fragments,...
Recall Why the Irish Came Here
PR-7 Says: In 1845 the population of Ireland was about eight million, and the population of the world was just about a billion. Today, the world population is about seven...
forlorn PCC trolley cars in SW Brooklyn
VZ-Pam Says: This place is wonderful & off the Beaten Path in Red Hook Brooklyn (South west Brooklyn)ALthough Red Hook is rated one of the worst USA neighborhood in the...
The oldest surving bridge of NYC
VZ-Pam Says: No, it is not what you expected. The answer is The High Bridge in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan.High Bridge was built in the nineteenth century...
toonsarah Says: Viewers of the BBC TV programme “Ground Force” may remember that in the wake of the 9/11 attacks the team went to New York to help create a garden for local...
postcardsfromnewyork Says: Hitting the pavement is the very best way to truly make New York your own. There are lots of green spots between and in the shadows of our dazzling high...
Bargain Shopping at Woodbury Commons
falexis Says: Woodbury Commons is located an hour away from New York City, in Central Valley, NY, and offers a village of premium shopping outlets like Adidas, Saks, Chanel,...
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1 Review and 1898 Opinions This is a Hotel /Bed and Breakfast. It is a oasis in the middle of Times Square. It is quiet inside...
1 Review and 592 Opinions The brand new Andaz by Hyatt is a marvel of modern design done right. The staff and facility are...
3 Reviews and 1271 Opinions The Library is a good little hotel but the frustration is it could be a great hotel. Great concept...
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This walking tour commences Sunday mornings at 11am and is conducted by volunteers, our guide a retired 65 year old man had lived his whole life within 2 km of...
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Q: Hi..soon to be in NYC, there are 3 of us - so 3 suitcases and 3 pieces of hand luggage. Not sure if Cabs are keen on that...
A: JFK to Manhattan is regulated for Cabs on price. 3 cases (plus) are about what my wife and daughter carry and they've had no issues. Most NYC cabs can handle a lot more...
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I'm a Native New York "Latina". Born and raised in the "City" by Puerto Rican parents. Referred to as a Nuyorican, I'm proud to live in this wonderful, diverse city. It's the largest city in the...
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What do you say about the greatest town in the world? Just like the show business theres no place like it. No place I know. Most of my experiences in this city are an extension of the explorer in......
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"I LOVE NEW YORK” is the oldest one in the book, conventional wisdom in all caps. And yet, it still somehow retains its potency, and why is that? Because only a fool would think otherwise. Consider......
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"I want to be a part of it ..."
Having last visited, and loved, New York City in 1982 (see album below!), we were a little nervous that this repeat visit could prove a disappointment, with the city failing to live up to our...
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New York City has to be the world's greatest, coolest, craziest and certainly most tempting city. On top of that it's the most diverse ethnic/cultural melting pot imaginable. NYC has everything for......
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