Go visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, two landmarks of New York City. To get there by the ferry, you need to purchase round-trip ferry tickets at Castle Clinton National Monument in Lower Manhattan. Ferries from New York operate on a loop, stopping first at Liberty Island and then at Ellis Island before returning to Battery Park, New York.Directions to get the ferry dock:http://www.nps.gov/stli/planyourvisit/pu��Go visit the Empire State Building, one of the many landmarks of our city. It is located at 350 5th Avenue. To get there by MTA subway, take the 1, 2, or 3 (Seventh Avenue Lines), A, C or E (Eighth Avenue Subway) to 34th Street/Penn Station. Or take the B, D, F, N, Q, R or Path to 34th Street/Avenue of the Americas.Go walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, which is, if I m correct, which I might not be, is the oldest structure in the city. If not the oldest structure, the oldest bridge. To get there, and walk across it, take the 4, 5, or 6 to the Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall stop. Another option would be to take the J, M, or Z to Chambers Street.Go visit Coney Island, the home of the world famous Cyclone roller coaster. The amusement park will be closed, especially in the winter time, but the aquarium is open year-round, and sometimes the pier is open, so you can get some snacks -- they have fantastic corn dogs on the pier. To get there by train, take the D, Q N or F train to Stillwell Avenue, which is the last stop. This takes about 45 minutes from midtown Manhattan, and sometimes longer, depending on where you are coming from.Go for a ride on the Circle Line. There are numerous different cruises �C one is the Full Island Cruise, which takes you around Manhattan on a three-hour cruise. The Semi-Circle Cruise sets sail on a two-hour cruise down the Hudson offering a stunning panoramic of the famed New York skyline and a close-up view of Lady Liberty. The Liberty Cruise turns 75-minutes into a quick and inspirational way to see New York��s highlights from the water. There is also a Harbor Lights Evening Cruise, which allows you to view the hotspots of New York City from the water at night. Then, there is The Beast. It��s a boat that travels at forty-five miles per hour down the river to the Statue of Liberty. Both cruises are fun and informational, and are a great way to kill some time if you don��t have anything to do.Here is the Circle Line schedule:http://www.circleline42.com/site/schedul��Circle Line special events:http://www.circleline42.com/site/browse.��Go to visit some museums. There are so many, that listing directions to all of them would be a waste of your time and my time, so instead, I will give you a list where there is a list of all the museums of New York City. You can pick some that sound interesting, and then you can find directions to that place, either from the website, or from Google, simply by typing in directions to and insert the museum you would like to go to beside it. Museums in New York City http://www.ny.com/museums/all.museums.ht����New York City Zoos and Aquariums��http://gonyc.about.com/od/zoosaquariums/�� Top 25 New York Boutiques http://nymag.com/visitorsguide/shopping/����Top 25 New York Shopping Destinations��http://nymag.com/visitorsguide/shopping/����Shopping in New York City��http://gonyc.about.com/od/shopping/Shopp�� Best New York Boutiques As voted by customershttp://newyork.citysearch.com/bestof/win�� The Top 100 Boutiques in New York http://www.luckymag.com/sites/cityguides����Best New York City Picks��http://nymag.com/bestofny/food/��The Best Restaurants in NYC��http://newyork.timeout.com/articles/rest����New York City Attractions��http://www.lovetoeatandtravel.com/site/u����Things to do in New York City��http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-27��All the best ?
Trinity Church, Times Square, Ground Zero, Central Park, The Statue Of Liberty, Macy s, ECT.New York City has tons of famous landmarks! Have fun exploring. The website below has a list of them details too .
East Village. China Town. Little Italy...34th St, Macy s Empire state building....ground zeroRockerfeller Center...Ice skating rink..lots of nice shops there and eats
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You should definitely go ice skating in Bryant Park. You have the New York Library as your backdrop and you can see the empire state building if you just look up. You should also visit the New York Library when you re done ice skating. Not only is it a warm place to take a breather but it s absolutely gorgeous and they have a beautiful Christmas tree when you walk in.If you want some good southern cooking, you can go uptown to Southern Hospitality. It s Justin Timberlake s restaurant but because it isn t near the touristy spots, it s not crazy. I believe its at 76th street and 2nd Avenue. This way, you can learn how to ride the subway too! But it s delicious food and pretty much the same price as other New York restaurants. Try the fried chicken, corn bread, cream corn, or pulled pork. All delish!Since Central Park is so big, you should visit there. You can always find a little escape from the big city life. Just go a little more uptown and you ll find a peaceful area. Hopefully it will snow--a New York City snowfall is lovely.While you re in Central Park, you can go to the Met (Metropolitan Museum of Art). It s a huge museum though but it is a must.If you want to check out the more hip areas, you can go downtown to Union Square or Washington Square. It s hipster central down here and there are bookstores, vintage shops and small stores everywhere. Everything is tighter than midtown so you might have more luck escaping the busy life of Christmas-time tourists.A few musts - you have to see the tree at Rockefeller Center St. Patrick s Cathedral.5th Avenue--it s where all the stores are. Most people aren t shopping on 5th Avenue but it s nice to see the window displays.If you re not too cold, try a Pinkberry ice cream--very popular. You must wait in line at Magnolia Bakery--there is one right by Radio City Music Hall.
Hello, i actually live in NYC and there are many NICE places when your here to visit. Well one nice place is espicially when it snows or cold is Rockafella center has the nice iceskating rink and uhm its not really a restaurant but this is a must, Magnollias bakery. The lines are long but A-MAZING cupcakes!!! Wax muesum is amusing for the first hour . Wicked on broadway is a must, expensivve tixs but also AmaZING. Max Brenners a fun place for a family dinners are quite tasty and desserts are really really good. Blue water grill is okayy, its a little pricey. Not too long ago i went to the national history muesum. It happends to be very nice but too long and big. i cant really think of anything nice, but outside of madison square garden there are very nice shoppingg :]] Well have fun!!