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The Complete NYC Exploration Guide
A Premier I.V. Doc Location
New York is the so-much-to-see, so-little-time capital of the world. If you only have a few days, or need a "where do I even start?" nudge, here are a few juicy slices of the Apple to give you a well-rounded sampling of the city's offerings. Should you incur a nasty bug or hangover, or become dehydrated or depleted, know that NYC is an I.V. Doc hub. We even have a walk-in lounge!
Must-Sees
Rockefeller Center & St. Pat's
Make your way to Midtown to take in all the icons at the city's heart: Rockefeller Center National Historic Landmark, NBC Studios, Radio City Music Hall, the Ice Skating Rink, Rock Observation Deck, Rainbow Room, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Saks Fifth Avenue, the famous bronze Atlas sculpture, and much more.
Central Park
Logging 42 million visits a year, Central Park earns its distinction as the world’s greatest urban sanctuary. More than a landscape architectural masterpiece, it offers virtually every activity under the sun, from ice skating in winter to row-boating in summer, plus concerts, outdoor theater, swimming, cycling, picnicking, running, roller blading, dancing… But sometimes, just strolling and people watching is the most fun of all!
The High Line
In a few short years, this ingenious conversion of abandoned elevated railroad tracks into a 1.45-mile botanical promenade has become a world-class attraction. So popular, you can avoid crowds by coming earlier in the day or later in the evening. Don’t forget the myriad galleries and trendy eateries of the adjacent Chelsea neighborhood.
Bars, Bites & Buys
Soho
Once a bohemian and artist enclave, Soho is now mainstream chic, with designer boutiques, upscale chains, high-end galleries, and toney restaurants occupying the former factory buildings with cast-iron facades and spacious lofts. For more ethnic fare, nearby Little Italy and Chinatown beg to be explored, too.
East & West Villages
Experience twenty-something exuberance in the bars, clubs and restaurants of the East Village and Alphabet City. For a slightly more subdued scene, the West Village’s historic residences and taverns—launching pads for a litany of famous artists, writers and musicians—are legend. In between is the always engaging Washington Square Park.
Arts & Culture
Museum Mile
A pleasant one-mile stroll along Fifth Avenue by Central Park from 84th to 104th Streets can yield a treasure trove of world-class museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim Museum, Cooper-Hewitt National Museum of Design, Museum of the City of New York, El Museo del Barrio, and more. Take your pick!
Broadway!
There's always an abundance of hit shows on tap along the Great White Way. At the TKTS booth in Times Square you can get same-day tickets up to 50% off. At TodayTix.com, purchase tickets last-minute or months in advance at "amazing discount deals". At any rate, seeing a top-tier Broadway show is an unforgettable NY experience!
Main Events
What's on Tap Today?
Circle Line cruise around Manhattan? Mets or Yankees game? Best of Brooklyn walking tour? You're sure to find something that fits exactly your mood and schedule at the NYC.com events calendar, allowing you to plan even months in advance.
And, of Course…
You may want to visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Museum, compete in or watch the New York City Marathon (largest in the world), see the Freedom Tower and 911 Memorial, attend the New York St. Patrick's Day Parade, or enjoy the city at its festive best during the holiday season. Your call!
This should keep you busy for a while. For complete information on what to do and how to get around in New York, visit the NYC.com.
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