Top 10 Things To Do In New York City

Immigrants say New York has this surprising quality of an extremely cozy place where one hardly ever feels alienated. Everybody can find their corner here, both citizens and tourists alike, let alone the number of things to see and do allows for countless theme-based itineraries. The following 10 will take you here and there, have you mix with New Yorkers to see how they work, relax, love, and have fun. See art at its most exquisite, relive the days of New Amsterdam, find out what it takes to get from rags to riches, and... make yourself at home.

  1. Broadway

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    One of Manhattan’s named and not numbered avenues, Broadway is undoubtedly one of the highlights of New York. Acclaimed as the pinnacle of American theater, Broadway is THE place to perform and visit for anybody who is into the performing arts. The name usually refers to Broadway theater which...

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  2. Statue of Liberty

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    A friendship gift of the French to the American nation to celebrate the 100th anniversary of American independence, the Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World is wrapped with symbolism and sentimentality. The huge 93 m monument (the statue itself making 46m of it) by Bartholdi, Eiffel and Hunt...

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  3. Central Park

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    A perfect place to escape the frenetic din of a city life is the New York's Central Park. Completed in 1873, the park was the first of landscaped areas of this kind in the US offering the city dwellers a vast 341 hectares patch of lush greenery. Today Central Park is an integral part of the city...

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  4. Greenwich Village

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    Greenwich Village (often simply referred to as "the Village") is a well-known, mostly residential district in Manhattan. At first uninhabitable because of its marshes, the area soon became a residential one in the 19th century and was later colonized by bohemians, beatniks and literary greats sq...

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  5. Empire State Building

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    One of the beloved and world-recognized landmarks of NY, a popular film location and a great example of architectural genius is surely the Empire State Building. With its 1454 ft of height it dominates the skyline of Manhattan and draws from 10 to 20 thousands of visitors daily. Erected in the e...

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  6. Ready for an art feast? New York is definitely the place to be for a hungry art lover and there are places that should not be missed out if visual artistic creativity is what your after. So here we go. Metropolitan Museum of Art, which ranks as one of the world's greatest museums, will give you a...

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  7. Coney Island

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    Famed for the Brooklyn Cyclones minor baseball team and amusement parks, the Coney Island is a popular resort peninsula in the southernmost Brooklyn and New York's famous boardwalk. Although it is just a shadow of its former self, Coney Island attracts numbers of visitors and potential residents...

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  8. Rockefeller Center

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    This National Historic Landmark is the largest privately owned complex of the world. Comprising 19 impressive buildings, it started as a business project integrating gardens, dining and shopping with office space, all with a stunning Art Deco feel and elegance. The Center is a cultural and enter...

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  9. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

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    Home to New York's 12 premier art institutions like the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Ballet, the New York Philharmonic or Lincoln Center Theater, LCPA is the country's largest performing arts complex. The 16-hectare site was built on the grounds of a rundown neighborhood and meant to hav...

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  10. Location: Bronx, United States

    Ask a native to bring some rules home to you and take part in something as American as can be. Located in the Bronx on the former site of Macombs Dam Park and replacing the previous stadium built in 1923, the Yankee Stadium is home ballpark to the New York Yankees baseball team. Much of the stadi...

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