Take about a gazillion dollars if you want to purchase a beer and hot dog.
Seriously though, the Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and some of the comedy clubs at night are must sees IMO.
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Seriously though, the Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and some of the comedy clubs at night are must sees IMO.
Take about a gazillion dollars if you want to purchase a beer and hot dog.
Seriously though, the Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and some of the comedy clubs at night are must sees IMO.
I'll keep them in mind,cheers.
"Cheers" is in Boston... Where the Red Sox play, and I hear Stephen King attends a number of their games.
One of my friends is in New York at the moment,and he sent me this photo.I can't wait to have my photo taken here.
Also, I've just remembered I've had this canvas on my living room wall for 15 years.
Champ, what are you interested in doing most while you're in NYC?
Visiting historic places?
Architecture?
Live theater?
Museums?
People-watching?
Fashion?
What?
Visiting historic places?
Architecture?
Live theater?
Museums?
People-watching?
Fashion?
What?
A bit of everything really. My mate's got an itinerary pretty much all worked out. I'm sure I'll be giving a running commentary at the time.
Alrighty then.
I've got some faves to dispense, but it sounds like you've got things covered.
And hey - if you don't get to them all, it's an excuse to return. You can't "do" NYC in one week, or a year, or even ten years. There's literally *that* much stuff to see and do.
I've got some faves to dispense, but it sounds like you've got things covered.
And hey - if you don't get to them all, it's an excuse to return. You can't "do" NYC in one week, or a year, or even ten years. There's literally *that* much stuff to see and do.
Give me a list of things to do,places to see. And I'll see how many we do, and will make some of them a priority.
Ellis Island and its museum
pick a show on Broadway (I'd go see Bradley Cooper in The Elephant Man, or I'd catch The Book of Mormon, from the guys who created Southpark)
have a drink in the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center
the Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
experience the quintessential American chop house, Peter Lugar's. It's major $$$. (They don't accept credit cards - only U.S. checks or U.S. debit cards, or a Peter Lugar's account...and you need a coat and tie) - Welcome to Peter Lugers Steakhouse
go up to the crown in the Statue of Liberty
catch a baseball game of any kind, major or minor league - and don't get up when the ball is in play if you need the loo or another pint!
Nom Wah for dim sum, if you're into Chinese food - 12 best dim sum restaurants in New York City
Ray's for a slice of New York-style pizza. If you're in the know, you fold it in one hand and eat off it that way. Yes, it drips, but damn. Just....damn. Lots of locations.
Pick a walking tour. They're great, especially if you're into literary pub crawls or Edith Wharton's New York. - New York's Best Walking Tours - Visitor's Guide - New York Magazine
The Whitney Museum, with a new location that opens May 1. - Home | Whitney Museum of American Art
anything in Central Park, even the zoo.
Coney Island
...and then go pick a neighborhood pub.
Above all, have a great time! New York is a great playground.
pick a show on Broadway (I'd go see Bradley Cooper in The Elephant Man, or I'd catch The Book of Mormon, from the guys who created Southpark)
have a drink in the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center
the Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
experience the quintessential American chop house, Peter Lugar's. It's major $$$. (They don't accept credit cards - only U.S. checks or U.S. debit cards, or a Peter Lugar's account...and you need a coat and tie) - Welcome to Peter Lugers Steakhouse
go up to the crown in the Statue of Liberty
catch a baseball game of any kind, major or minor league - and don't get up when the ball is in play if you need the loo or another pint!
Nom Wah for dim sum, if you're into Chinese food - 12 best dim sum restaurants in New York City
Ray's for a slice of New York-style pizza. If you're in the know, you fold it in one hand and eat off it that way. Yes, it drips, but damn. Just....damn. Lots of locations.
Pick a walking tour. They're great, especially if you're into literary pub crawls or Edith Wharton's New York. - New York's Best Walking Tours - Visitor's Guide - New York Magazine
The Whitney Museum, with a new location that opens May 1. - Home | Whitney Museum of American Art
anything in Central Park, even the zoo.
Coney Island
...and then go pick a neighborhood pub.
Above all, have a great time! New York is a great playground.
Thanks for the heads up,we're definitely going to see the Yankees play. I'll let you know what else we get up to.
Me, in NYC in 2008. I was 31. I'd love to go back.