NYC Must See
Parks & Nature
As we know, New York can get busy...These are a couple of my favorite places to relax and unwind.
Fort Tryon Park
Dr To BroadwayParque Inwood Hill
Seaman AvenueIt's gorgeous and a wonderful place to spend an afternoon. I like the Bronx Botanical Garden more, but this one is great during the Cherry Blossom Festival.
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¡Gema de los Jardines Botánicos de Brooklyn!
990 Washington AveIt's gorgeous and a wonderful place to spend an afternoon. I like the Bronx Botanical Garden more, but this one is great during the Cherry Blossom Festival.
Located in Midtown Manhattan, (close to Times Square) Bryant Park is visited by over 6 million people each year and is one of the busiest public spaces in the world. Check out everything you can do in the park year-round at bryantpark.org!
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Parque Bryant
Located in Midtown Manhattan, (close to Times Square) Bryant Park is visited by over 6 million people each year and is one of the busiest public spaces in the world. Check out everything you can do in the park year-round at bryantpark.org!
This park is as iconic as Central Park. It moves like a vein through New York, giving the user a glimpse from up above.
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The High Line
This park is as iconic as Central Park. It moves like a vein through New York, giving the user a glimpse from up above.
Food Scene
Artichoke Basille's Pizza
321 E 14th StAmazing Pizza!
An iconic place where you can eat your way through New York. Located in the old Nabisco factory...Yes, where Oreos were invented....this market has loads to choose from and serves as the headquarters for YouTube, MLB and Google...plus has sample sales.
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Mercado de Chelsea
75 9th AveAn iconic place where you can eat your way through New York. Located in the old Nabisco factory...Yes, where Oreos were invented....this market has loads to choose from and serves as the headquarters for YouTube, MLB and Google...plus has sample sales.
Museums
Some of my all-time favorite museums that are a must-see!!
Its free! Its donation bases even though they may ask you to pay. Its a suggested donation.
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El Museo Metropolitano de Arte
1000 5th AveIts free! Its donation bases even though they may ask you to pay. Its a suggested donation.
This is an interactive design museum located in the famous museum mile of NYC. It also happens to be my favorite museum in all of NYC.
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Cooper Hewitt, Museo de Diseño Smithsonian
2 E 91st StThis is an interactive design museum located in the famous museum mile of NYC. It also happens to be my favorite museum in all of NYC.
The art isn't that great but the architecture and views make up for it! It is also a suggested donation so please check that out. It's only a 5-minute walk from the apartment.
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Centro de Arte Medieval de The Cloister
99 Margaret Corbin DrThe art isn't that great but the architecture and views make up for it! It is also a suggested donation so please check that out. It's only a 5-minute walk from the apartment.
The iconic NYC natural history museum has just underwent a renovation and is a sight to see. It is also a free museum.
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Museo Americano de Historia Natural
200 Central Park WestThe iconic NYC natural history museum has just underwent a renovation and is a sight to see. It is also a free museum.
Museo de Brooklyn
200 Eastern PkwyThe Tenement Museum is a great place to learn about the history of our city's roots. You'll be transported back in time to see how early immigrants lived in the tenements on the lower East side. The tours typically last one hour and usually require stair climbing. Not good for children under 6. Check their website for tours and times. Reservations are a must!
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Museo de los Apartamentos
103 Orchard StThe Tenement Museum is a great place to learn about the history of our city's roots. You'll be transported back in time to see how early immigrants lived in the tenements on the lower East side. The tours typically last one hour and usually require stair climbing. Not good for children under 6. Check their website for tours and times. Reservations are a must!
Museo del Tributo al 9/11
92 Greenwich StThe Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is centrally located in Midtown and offers a unique collection of permanent and rotating modern art exhibits. Admission is free on Friday nights from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
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The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53rd StreetThe Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is centrally located in Midtown and offers a unique collection of permanent and rotating modern art exhibits. Admission is free on Friday nights from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Iconic
Visit twice, once in the day and once at night to see the lights.
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Times Square
Visit twice, once in the day and once at night to see the lights.
Make sure to go at sunset and bring your ID or passport. Buy your tickets ahead of time and make sure to get their early.
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Empire State Building
20 West 34th StreetMake sure to go at sunset and bring your ID or passport. Buy your tickets ahead of time and make sure to get their early.
A must see!! especially during the holidays.
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Centro Rockefeller
45 Rockefeller PlazaA must see!! especially during the holidays.
Piscina Sur del Memorial del 11 de Setiembre
180 Greenwich StLady Liberty!! You can't leave New York without giving her a visit. Make sure you buy your tickets online or at the Battery Fort. You will meet people along the way trying to sell you tickets at 'reduced' fares...STAY AWAY.
A free way to see her is by taking the Staten Island ferry...but you won't stop on the island.
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Statue of Liberty Museum Shop
1 Liberty Island - Ellis IslandLady Liberty!! You can't leave New York without giving her a visit. Make sure you buy your tickets online or at the Battery Fort. You will meet people along the way trying to sell you tickets at 'reduced' fares...STAY AWAY.
A free way to see her is by taking the Staten Island ferry...but you won't stop on the island.
A definite must-see. Try to walk across it during sunset. Get some Grimaldi's pizza once you're on the other side.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge PromenadeA definite must-see. Try to walk across it during sunset. Get some Grimaldi's pizza once you're on the other side.
Grand Central Terminal
89 East 42nd StreetYou must see the whisper tunnels.
Sightseeing
Zoológico del Bronx
2300 Southern BlvdA fun place to spend the day.