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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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Suz_1204 said
… did pretty well and managed to see fair bit! The first evening we explored around Times Square… 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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Leigh & Jo said
… in this instead... not to be. We then headed up the almighty Empire State Building. After the usual security… 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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travelbyrv said
…, Timesquare, perhaps Central Park if there's time..Tuesday, December 9th, 2008continue 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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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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Home of the earls and dukes of Sutherland, Dunrobin is not only the most northerly of Scotland's great houses but also the biggest in the northern Highlands, dating in part from the early 13th century. Its formal gardens... more
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First opened for pedestrians and vehicles in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the first suspension bridges in the world, and is a famous symbol of New York. Build in the Gothic style of architecture, the bridge is an attract... more
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Kylie Syme said
… across the Brooklyn Bridge. The Bridge itself is about 1 mile (or 2.4 km for everyone in Australia… continue reading »
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Weehawken Travel Experiences
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Around New York City
Hi again, from New York, New York, so nice they named it twice...Since our last entry, we attended the Tina Turner concert at the Nassau... Continue reading »
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Admiring "The Gates" in New York City
Last February, I was lucky enough to spend a weekend in New York City admiring "The Gates" art installation in Central Park. I flew to Ph... Continue reading »
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The City So Nice They Named It Twice
We did so much while we where here, it's hard to list it all! We started off by trying to find a dinner place the night we flew in, we fo... Continue reading »
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Rain drops (er buckets) are falling on my head.....
They say looks are deceptive and thats what i'll say about the sunny looking afternoon the day i landed in Newark airport. By evenin... Continue reading »
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The Met, Central Park, and 5th Avenue
New York City is so interesting and filled with so much beautiful architecture, activities, and shopping areas, that we walked 46 blocks... Continue reading »
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