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Museum of Modern Art
FAO Schwartz (Not what it used to be though)
Broadway and Times Square
Shop and haggle w/ vendors on Canal Street
Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty
Wall Street and the Financial District
Penn Station and Madison Square Garden
Empire State Building (Overrated, but I've seen it a million times)
Central Park/Strawberry Fields
The Bronx Zoo
To eat:
Vinegar Hill House (You have to get the Red Wattle pork chop)
Peter Luger Steakhouse (IF you can get a reservation)
ANY food off a cart on a street corner! Pretzels and Kinish's especially!
Cap off the evening with a carriage ride on Central Park, and then head to any number of coffeehouses, live music bars, or blues joints in Greenwich Village.
Just some of my favorites. Being from Upstate New York though (about 3 hrs. northwest of NYC), I've gotten to do things a million times, and can basically do them whenever I want. You'd have to prioritize by your interests if you only have a limited amount of time.
FAO Schwartz (Not what it used to be though)
Broadway and Times Square
Shop and haggle w/ vendors on Canal Street
Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty
Wall Street and the Financial District
Penn Station and Madison Square Garden
Empire State Building (Overrated, but I've seen it a million times)
Central Park/Strawberry Fields
The Bronx Zoo
To eat:
Vinegar Hill House (You have to get the Red Wattle pork chop)
Peter Luger Steakhouse (IF you can get a reservation)
ANY food off a cart on a street corner! Pretzels and Kinish's especially!
Cap off the evening with a carriage ride on Central Park, and then head to any number of coffeehouses, live music bars, or blues joints in Greenwich Village.
Just some of my favorites. Being from Upstate New York though (about 3 hrs. northwest of NYC), I've gotten to do things a million times, and can basically do them whenever I want. You'd have to prioritize by your interests if you only have a limited amount of time.
