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American Museum of Natural HistoryWith 45 exhibition halls and more than 32 million artifacts and specimens, the American Museum of Natural History is the world's largest, most important and most innovative museum of its kind. Explore its famous dinosaur halls, which use real fossils; the life-size "Dzanga-Sangha Rainforest," complete with the sounds of the African tropics; the largest meteorite (34 tons!) on display in the world; the Rose Center, featuring the most technologically advanced space show in the world plus phenomenal rotating exhibits. Mixed UpExperience the true alchemy of the cocktail at the Pegu Club. They craft their own infusions, tinctures, flavored syrups and ginger beer; squeeze lemon, lime, orange and grapefruit juices by hand and pour fresh soda from small bottles instead of soda guns. Cocktail condiments—droppers of lemon, lime, simple syrup and bitters—are set on each table so you can fix your drink to the exact taste you desire. They also serve Asian-inspired snacks and New York's biggest ice cubes. LOL
Named the #1 Comedy Club in the Country by USA Today, the Laugh Factory is one of the best known comedy stages in the world and has been graced by stars such as Richard Pryor, Robin Williams, Rodney Dangerfield, Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Carrey, Dave Chappelle and many, many more. Located in the heart of Times Square, this venue features nightly performances from the world's hottest upcoming and famous comedians in a comfortable, casual space with two bars, finger foods and a VIP room. Yo MOMAOne of NY's greatest museums and most architecturally significant buildings, The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) houses 150,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, architectural models and drawings and design objects, plus films, videos, media works and historical documents. MOMA's permanent collection of masterpieces includes Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon and Van Gogh's Starry Night. Admission is free for children 16 and under. Open daily, except Tuesdays, from 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and until 8:00 on Fridays. On Village PeopleOne of NYC's most popular neighborhoods, Greenwich Village (The Village) is a world renowned symbol for everything creative, rebellious and bohemian. Its reputation traces back to the 1900's when artists and writers moved in, followed by jazz musicians who played at the famous Blue Note and Village Vanguard. Legendary artists like Jimi Hendrix lived here and the Rolling Stones recorded here too. Although today no starving artists could afford to live here, the vibe still lingers on its historic sites, curious shops, cafes, bars, and at Washington Square Park, the most crowded recreational space in the world. Streets here run at all angles so hang on to that map. No Torch-Passing
The most enduring symbol of New York City and the USA, The Statue of Liberty, has been standing 151 feet tall since 1886. This statuesque lady was designated a National Monument in 1924 and received an extreme makeover in 1986, restoring her original beauty and youthfulness for her sweet centennial. Get there via a 15-minute ferry ride departing from New Jersey's Liberty Park and from lower Manhattan's Castle Clinton in Battery Park. Security is tight so leave your back packs and travel light. Admission starts at $4.00 for children 4 to 12. Open daily except December 25 from 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Phone: (212) 269-5755 Deli-ciousKnown for having the best pastrami on earth, Katz Deli has been serving great hot dogs, brisket and corned beef and since 1888. Frequented by regulars who have been eating there for decades, tourists and the occasional celebrity, Katz is not only famous for its food - the famous "faking it" scene in "When Harry Met Sally" was filmed here and this is also where Johnny Depp meets with his FBI contact in "Donnie Brasco". Big TimeEverything's huge in the Big Apple and at Carmine's portions are massive and equally enormous on flavor. One of NYC's most popular restaurants, Carmine's serves affordable and delicious Italian meals like fried calamari, linguine with white clam sauce, chicken scarpariello and veal parmigiana. Even though the dining room is gigantic, it gets packed so arrive early or make reservations, otherwise you'll be waiting for an hour or 2, even though it's definitely worth the wait. Le Fabulous
A chic French brasserie bustling with beautiful people, Balthazar is appealing to both the eyes and the stomach. This SoHo bistro with signature leather banquettes, aged mirrors and 27-foot bar serves savory French specialties like warm goat cheese and caramelized onion tart and duck shepherd's pie. Balthazar's wine list features over 300 wines from country table wines to the great growths of Bordeaux and the Grand Crus of Burgundy. Breakfast is also served and the weekend brunches are very popular. Reservations are suggested. |
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