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lynnep says:
Nat. His. is so much fun to explore. Right now they are doing a live butterfly exhibit with over 400 different species, as well as an aquatic exhibit with presentations daily. This is one of those museums that you keep going back to because it's constantly changing. Always offering new exhibits. …
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antigonewanders says:
My favorite place to hang out in all of NYC is Greenwich Village. It is filled with cute restaurants. My favorites are the Grey Dog, a cute café with a fantastic menu at University and 12th, and Peanut Butter & Co., a sandwich shop devoted to George Washington Carver's greatest invention. If you…
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Andy99 says:
St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue is the largest Roman Catholic cathedral in the USA.
The cathdral was begun in 1858, when the surrounding land was nearly countryside in the far northern suburbs of New York City. It was named for St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, as Irish immigrant…
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wade5000 says:
I went here on February 26, 2009. I forgot my student ID and had to pay regular adult admission ($20) instead of the student rate ($12). I enjoyed seeing the artwork and observing the reactions of the other attendees' reaction to the art.
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hotspot_23 says:
If you ever thought you could never mistake a giant lump of wax for a person, let alone a very famous person, you have not visited Madame Tussauds wonderous Wax Museum. Born Marie Grosholtz in 1761, two months after her father was killed in the Franco-Prussian war, the young Madame Tussaud learned h…
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Biedjee says:
Helicopter rides are cool. They are cool anywhere in the world, but probably the coolest place of all would be New York. The Manhattan skyline is impressive enough from the ground, but seeing it from the air just adds a whole new dimension to the majesty of the tall buildings.
Liberty Helicopter…
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Terminal 5
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#37 of 81 things to do in New York
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Transitory says:
More intimate than Madison Square Garden, Terminal 5 is located not too far off from Times Square.
The concert hall is not too large, and has two floors of balconies for VIP ticket holders, and a standing room area that accommodates maybe 100 people, so not too huge.
The acoustics are good. …
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Andy99 says:
Grand Central Terminal was built as the main terminal of the New York Central Railroad. Construction of the vast urban station required 10 years between 1903 and 1913. (As it was built it replaced the earlier 1880s Grand Central Station.)
Everything about the Grand Central is on a grand scale. Th…
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Martin_Austria says:
It was a rainy day in New York and we didn't want to see another art gallery or museum so we went for the Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum.
Its located on the 86 pier, quite a walk if you go there via subway. Its about a 30 minutes walk from the 42th station (Time Square). Or about 5-6 USD from the …
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hotspot_23 says:
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square is located in the heart of New York's Times Square and offers visitors the ultimate insight into the world of the odd and bizarre. Marvel at hundreds of weird and unusual artifacts in over twenty themed galleries, spanning two floors.
Whether examining a s…
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wongjst says:
This symbol shown as a welcome to all immigrants and return U.S. citizens. Standing at a tiny island in N.Y. which is right in between the Hudson River and N.Y. Harbour. The Statue of Liberty, a a huge statue observed as a woman standing, head with a crown, held a stone tablet in her left hand, and …
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crgyro says:
Go to the Promenade in Brooklyn Heights. Take the 2/3 (Red Line) to Clark Street, as you come up the elevator and exit the subway through the turn style, go straight (exit onto Clark Street). Make a right onto Clark Street, cross Hicks St. and Willow St. When you reach the end of Clark Street, yo…
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_binky_ says:
The Central Park Zoo is located at 64th Street and Fifth Avenue and is open 365 days a year. Alright! The prices are pretty decent for New York standards; all the ticket prices are under $10 and if you are 3 and under you get in for free!
No, it isn’t the San Diego Zoo or even the Bronx Zoo, …
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tracy says:
Awesome place to do random sports. Indoor basketball, soccer, hockey. Iceskating, driving range, food. It's great!
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jefrois says:
If you are in New York and would like to try ice skating, rock climbing, batting cages, golf, kayaking, boxing, gymnastics and still have good restaurants around you this is the place!
This is the place for all your sports needs, you can climb the 30 ft wall, you can think you are Tiger Woods and…
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