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It’s the city that doesn’t sleep, king of the hill, top of the
heap, New York…New York. They don't come any bigger,
more vibrant or alive than the Big Apple. Home to
world-class museums, iconic statues and skyscrapers,
culture, and a whole lot more, it’s hard to put a finger on
what makes New York one of the most exciting cities
on earth but its hyperactive rush keeps drawing more and
more people. From the Empire State Building to a gourmet
meal in a Michelin starred Manhattan restaurant, New York
has it all. Pulsating with an almost tangible energy, visitors regularly
find themselves invigorated and, on occasion, even a bit
overwhelmed, |
by the exciting, brash, and creative force that
drives the Manhattan machine. Of course, five distinct
boroughs (Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens and
Staten Island) contribute to the synergy of New York City,
but it is Manhattan that remains at the Big Apple's vibrant
core, with its scores of museums and performing arts
venues, one-of-a-kind shopping, bustling restaurants,
nightlife scene and that classic New York skyline, unlike any
other on the planet. Still, the sheer number of museums and sights here is
impossible to cover in a single trip. Three days—and a good
dose of stamina—will definitely allow you to hit up the |
major highlights, like the Empire State Building, Times
Square, Fifth Avenue, and Central Park, plus take in a
Broadway show, one of the city's renowned art institutions
(be it the Met, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), or the
Guggenheim), and enjoy a late-afternoon stroll through
Greenwich Village; you may have just enough time to catch
the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and pay your respects at
Ground Zero. Whatever you are looking for, New York has it and is a
destination not to be missed! |
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