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With a seating capacity of over 57,000 roaring fans, Yankee Stadium is not only a time-honored New York City venue for great shows and sporting events, it's been an institution since 1923. Located in the Bronx, and nicknamed &l... more
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Otherwise known as the "Crossroads of the World," Times Square is New York City's most famous intersection, almost bursting with lighted billboards, activities, and people. The hectic pace of the city collides here, and on New... more
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to Time Square. It would involve an 8 hour wait, standing still without food, drink and a toilet. We would continue reading »
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One of the most famous attractions in New York City, the Empire State Building was once the tallest building in the world. Completed in 1931 in the art deco style of architecture, this skyscraper is as famous for its height as... more
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squeezed as much into our 5 days as we could. From the Empire State building and World Trade Centre continue reading »
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New York's Chinatown is a cultural haven full of ancient and exotic traditions, and a huge amount of restaurants. This bustling and crowded neighborhood is home to over half of the city's Chinese population. In the grocery stor... more
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Little Italy, Chinatown, South Street Seaport... Awesome. We were all over, met their friends continue reading »
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New York City's Rockefeller Center is known for many things: it's iconic winter ice skating rink, the spectacular panoramic views of the Top of the Rock observation desk, fabulous shopping, and of course the much photographed,... more
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An oasis in the heart of bustling New York City, Central Park was opened in the winter of 1859 as a place for all New Yorkers to seek recreation. Today, locals and tourists alike head to the park for more than just a breath of... more
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covers 11 acres with 19 commerical buildings on it.We then saw Central Park which was opened continue reading »
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Begun as a small, intimate lunch counter and cafe for locals and visitors to the Chelsea Flea Market to enjoy a delicious homestyle meal in the Fall of 1998, the gallic atmosphere of the Antique Cafe soon became a wildly popula... more
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Greenwich Village is one of New York's most vibrant neighborhoods, packed with unique shops, restaurants, music clubs, historic coffee houses and the popular Washington Square Park. Also known as "The Village," this neighborhoo... more
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stodgy doughnut.We also saw some good funk/soul bands in Greenwich Village and ended up a webcast continue reading »
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This complex was designated the permanent headquarters for the United Nations in 1952. Many buildings, including the General Assembly Hall, can be viewed on guided tours. When the flags in front of the complex are flying, the A... more
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