




A symbol of financial optimism, the 7,000 pound bronze sculpture by Arturo Di. Modica stands at the north end of Bowling Green Park in downtown Manhattan’s financial district. Bulls and bears have long been metaphors for the volatility of Wall Street with bulls signifying a surging market and bearsMore
Central Park - Conservatory Garden Located on the North-east side of central park this section of Central park is one of the most beautiful. The Conservatory Garden is divided into three smaller gardens, each with a distinct style: Italian, French and English. The Garden's main entrance is througMore
The High Line is a public park built on an historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side. It is owned by the City of New York, and maintained and operated by Friends of the High Line. Founded in 1999 by community residents, Friends of the High Line fought for the HigMore
Walkin' Broadway is a unique walking tour of Times Square combining the knowledge of an experienced guide with an audio tour. The tour explores over 30 stop in New York Cities Theater district. The voices of over 40 famous personalities and the music of Broadway is woven into the audio of the tour, More
Century 21 Department Store is a legendary New York City retailer offering top designer merchandise at incredibly low prices. For over 50 years, C21 has kept stylish shoppers dressed in the biggest names in fashion. With the best style at up to 65% off of retail 100% of the time, you can afford to lMore
A legendary alternative-art exhibition space located in Tribeca, just north of city hall and the Civic Center of New York City. The Clocktower gallery had been in operation since 1972 and hosts alternative exhibitions, performances, long-term and site-specific installations, and artist residencies.More
The PIT This powerhouse of comedy rivals any club in the city. Many of its shows are sketch or improv, but it also has stand-up and variety shows including “The Stone and Stone Show,” “Running Late with Scott Rogowsky” and “Cold Soda.” ($5 and $10 shows). Click here for more on the PMore
The 2 for 1 Broadway ticket deal often called “twofers” can be found at the TKTS BOOTH IN TIMES SQUARE. The name Twofer does not always imply two for one tickets. More recently the discount offer has referred to anything between a 50% and 20% discount off a single Broadway ticket. NEW YORK CONVENMore
There’s certainly no shortage of delicious indulgent fare in New York City, but what makes this city so fabulous is the growing popularity of health conscious eateries. From organic, local and seasonal food, to vegan and gluten-free friendly menus, no matter what your dietary needs are, there’s a reMore
Explore Jewish heritage and culture in an entertaining and educational format for kids of all ages. Through contemporary technology and a hands-on approach to learning, the Jewish Children’s Museum’s exhibits and crafts provides visitors with a rich experience in Jewish history, values and traditionMore
Historical and contemporary dolls, accessories, clothing, books, and furniture. Call ahead for details/reservations to the American Girl Musical Revue and dining at American Girl Cafe. New York’s American Girl Cafe The cafe is the place for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and parties. FoMore
It all started with a 19th century fad - the hoop skirt. That was the first item that Joseph and Lyman Bloomingdale carried in their Ladies' Notions Shop in New York's Lower East Side. In the late 1800's, most fashion retailers specialized in just one type of garment. Not the brothers Bloomingdale -More
Night or day, the view from NYC's tallest building is one of this hemisphere's most magnificent vistas. On a clear day you can enjoy a magnificent view for 80 miles in each direction. Visibility is posted in the lobby. The breathtaking views are so impressive that it deserves two visits: by day,More
Location: 23rd St & West Side Highway (Hudson River Piers 59 to 62) Telephone: (212) 336-6666 Website: www.chelseapiers.com Directions: Bus: M23 stops directly in front of Chelsea Piers, M14 terminates at 16th St & West Side Highway, near the southern entrance to Chelsea PieMore
History: Central Park was the first landscaped public park in the United States. In 1853 the state legislature authorized the City of New York to use the power of eminent domain to acquire more than 700 acres of land in the center of Manhattan. An irregular terrain of swamps and bluffs, punctuMore
