Brooklyn Bridge
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No trip to NYC is complete without a selfie taken atop the Brooklyn Bridge. The views from the bridge are also spectacular, including lower Manhattan, DUMBO, the Statue of Liberty and Governor's Island. Because of these remarkable vistas, the bridge is a hot spot for photophraphers and tourists alike.
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The Metropolitan Museum Roof Garden Café & Martini Bar
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New York City has a skyline unlike any other in the world. But why should you have to pay an entrance fee to enjoy it? The rooftop café and bar on top of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is free and offers a view competitive to some of the city's most famed viewing decks.
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Dumpling Tour of NYC’s Chinatown
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The High Line
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A recent development, the High Line is 1-mile long public park built on a historic freight rail line that is elevated above street level, running from 34th Street down to Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District between 10th and 11th Avenues. Locals love it for the creative landscape and spectacular views, especially at sunset.
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Central Park
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Central Park is one of the country's most popular parks and has appeared in many American films. You can't truly say you've seen NYC until you've visited this beautiful example of landscape architecture. Some of the notable landmarks include Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Fountain, and the Conservatory Garden, among many others.
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Grand Central
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Snap some photos of the spectacular astronomical ceiling, or take advantage of the many shops and dining options. Bring a friend and test out the acoustics of the Whisper Gallery (outside the Oyster Bar): each of you stands diagonally across from one another in each corner & whispers something into the wall. You should be able to hear one another!
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The Morgan Library
Museums & Galleries
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The museum consists of Pierpont Morgan’s collection of illuminated, literary, and historical manuscripts, early printed books, and old master drawings and prints. A collection of ancient seals, tablets, and papyrus fragments from Egypt and the Near East are on exhibition showing the earliest evidence of writing. There is a café but it's pricy.
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The Guggenheim
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The building, completed in 1959, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and is considered an important architectural landmark of the 20th century. Exhibitions are on display in the great rotunda, a marvel in itself to behold from the lobby, and the smaller galleries house the permanent collection.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
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This 135-year-old, Neo-Gothic style cathedral has become a prominent landmark in New York City. It takes up one entire city block, and accommodates 2,200 people. It's a magnificent structure to admire, inside and out, and, despite the busy streets surrounding it, the cathedral provides a peaceful sanctuary.
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Washington Square Park
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This is the city's most iconic park, with the identifiable Washington Square arch and central water fountain. It's a great spot for meeting up with friends and checking out street performers, musicians, and the frequent eccentric character.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park
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Visiting Brooklyn Bridge Park is a great break away from the often overwhelming itinerary of your must-see-it-all trip to New York City. Visitors to Brooklyn Bridge Park enjoy a spectacular panorama, while slowing down to a more relaxed pace.
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Washington Mews
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The Washington Mews are one of few original New York City blocks, paved with cobblestone and featuring beautiful architecture. Before the 20th Century, the mews (rows of stables) were developed here to house the horses in the area and provide living quarters for the coachmen. They were later transformed as housing and offices for NYU.
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The Cloisters
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The Cloisters are a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that exhibits an extensive collection of art, architecture and artifacts from Medieval Europe. The building was assembled from architectural elements from the 12th through the 15th century, taking visitors on a trip back in time, and features a serene cloistered garden.
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Central Park Zoo
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This zoo is guaranteed fun for all ages! Be sure to pay a visit to the penguins (a visitor favorite), and to the children's zoo to hang out with goats, llamas, alpacas, and more. They also have a 4-D movie theater that promises a multi-sensory experience.
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The Federal Reserve Bank
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Most people don't realize that when they walk past The Federal Reserve Bank they are actually walking over almost a quarter of the world’s gold supply. This neat tour takes you 80 ft. below street level deep into Manhattan's bedrock core. Here you get to see vaults with big piles of gold owned by various governments and international agencies.
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Green-Wood Cemetery
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Visit Green-Wood Cemetery if you want something to do in Brooklyn off the beaten path. The cemetery is in Greenwood Heights, a neighboorhood seldomly visited by native New Yorkers and by even fewer tourists. Green-Wood Cemetery is the perfect excuse to exlore lesser known parts of the borough on a beautiful, fall day.
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