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Best bargain in the city, it still costs a mere quarter to get on the Staten Island Ferry and come back again. The breezy tourist can hop on the ferry for a quick trip "out of town" right past Lady Liberty herself. The only view better is the one coming back when the downtown skyline appears to float on the water of New York Harbor.

The New York Public Library houses many books, computers, and other various items that any library user may need. From DVDs to CDs they have something for everyone, and the best part is... It's FREE!

Pieces dating back to ancient Greece and Rome can be found at this famous art locale, forming just a small portion of the now two-million works in The Met’s collection. Visitors can expect to find beautiful artifacts, paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, and works of many other forms.
Admission is $20 recommended for adults and $10 recommended for seniors and students.

The Museum of the City of New York is one of the best kept secrets of all the museums in the city. There is something here for everyone: Of the 1.5 million objects, 2,000 are paintings from the 17th century to the present. There are historical maps, old props and playbills for theater buffs, and clothing worn by 17th century Dutch New Yorkers. Rare and unique toys, fire-fighting equipment, a Bellevue Hospital ambulance, 19th century police paddy wagon and an old barber's chair are just some of the treasures on display. Closed Mondays.

From Cosmic Collisions, the life-like space show produced by Robert Redford, to the photo exhibition of American West wildlife, the American Museum of Natural History has something for every member of your family. With both featured and permanent exhibits, AMNH offers insight into the creepy and crawly of lizards and snakes, the extreme and treacherous of the IMAX adventure, and the yummy and interesting of a Kitchen Sisters lecture.

Carnegie Hall, located in West Midtown, has been hosting some of the most significant classical and popular music concerts ever to come through the US. The concert hall is not just one of the most aesthetically appealing, but it is also one of the most appointed venues due to its unparalleled acoustics. Carnegie is divided into three auditoriums: the Main Hall, the Recital Hall and the Chamber Music Hall.

Jason and Noah's joint is all about celeb power, Page Six sightings, and of course a tight door. Inside it is relatively vast, but crammed with talent. Head up to the red room to kick it with the players.

As it opened in front of a gallery, it should come as little surprise that many an artist come here to imbibe. Stop by and enjoy the lighted dance floor and artsy mix of people.

Perfect for the summer months, this classic French bistro has its own private garden where you can relax and enjoy. Serving omelets and croissants for brunch and an array of cheeses any time, you could practically close your eyes and its almost like Paris.

Offering more than 1,000 wines its savory food is bound to be complimented expertly. Just ask any of the knowledgeable servers about a dish and they will tell you exactly what to drink. With a variety of authentic and adventurous Italian dishes, all with a polished, uptown flair, this family owned restaurant is a pleasant alcove in the busy city.

The Pink Elephant nightclub caters to a luxury upscale market within an intimate high energy atmosphere. It retains its coziness thanks to crystal chandeliers, plants sprouting from behind the wavy wooden panels attached to the brick walls and lounge seating. It has already become one of New York’s top clubs. New York Magazine voted it most buzzed club.

A great place to bring someone on a special night – or just anytime! The food, the service and the ambiance make you feel like you are in a scene from the Godfather. The restaurant was featured in the First Soprano’s episode so you know – if the boss likes it, so will you. Unique Northern Italian Cuisine, atmosphere and impeccable service. “We will make you a dish you can’t refuse!”

A New York City staple, Max Fish has maintained its edgy, dingy, punk-rock flair in its increasingly trendy Lower East Side location. Enjoy the bar's cheap drinks while testing your skills on the pinball machine, or playing a round of pool. Further bonuses include the large booths, the jukebox and the art-adorned walls featuring local artists.

There’s magic in the air at this exquisite eatery that sells an exotic assortment of teas, sandwiches, cakes, and a flurry of other treats. The renowned pumpkin scone is heavenly and quite generous in size, and the menu of Mar-tea-nis is truly inspired. Both kids and adults love the fanciful décor of this terrific tearoom!

Candle light, plush drapes, and understated lighting acquire an intimate elegance here. Pastry chef, Tiffany MacIsaac, puts her own personal spin on the Crème Brulee that’s as mouthwatering as it is exquisite looking , and the menu boasts delicious classic American plates with international influences. Food with flair on Allen and Delancey.

While the notion of the hidden bar can be somewhat obnoxious, this east village gem more than pulls it off. Located inside a second-story Japanese restaurant (look for the unmarked wooden door), Angel's Share offers its guests delicious cocktails, created with the utmost skill and passion, as well as Japanese plum wine and a selection of beers.Visit Angel's Share on Wednesday nights for live jazz music.

Rent's high, so be ready to pay top dollar for drinks. Not that they aren't worth the money…. APT is one of the Meatpacking District's main attractions. Savor the sweet digs, decorated in subtly striped wallpaper and sleek hideaway furnishings, including a white wraparound banquette in the small side room and a handsome bed. We recommend trying the Pimm's Cup with a cucumber slice.

Pacha is the city’s newest mega-club imported from Ibiza. Its 30-thousand square feet are divided into four levels and a multitude of high design seating niches that surround an open atrium with an intimate dance floor at its base. The top floor is V-I-P only, area affectionately called Pachita where sleek babes and stunning boys lounge the night away on the low-slung banquettes. Just like Pacha in Ibiza the New York club hosts big name DJs including Erick Morillo, David Guetta, Sander Kleinenberg, and Roger Sanchez.

On vacation in the Big Apple? Don't miss the breathtaking Time Square views that make this place the ultimate visitor's venue. Upon arrival, avoid impulsively racing for the windows, which is easier said than done at this retro-licious duplex lounge atop the Majestic Hotel. The ambiance is surprisingly warm and inviting, with low striped banquettes and wood paneling. When the weather is fine, the upstairs terrace lounge outshines any option in the area.

Known for its dozens of vintage arcade games, Barcade is a great spot to grab a beer with friends and squeeze in a game of Donkey Kong or Asteroids. If you get sick of the video games try your hand at a round of pool. Choose from one of the 26 beers on tap and sit outside in the front outdoor area when the weather permits

Founded in 1880, the bar once drew longshoreman from the nearby docks but became a magnet for writers like Norman Mailer, James Baldwin and Jack Kerouac in the '50s. Imbued with the literary ghosts of hard-drinking writers past, White Horse Tavern is classy bar from another era. It still draws artists, Wall Street whizzes, local knock-abouts and tourists who want to see where Dylan Thomas infamously drank himself to death (with some 18 shots of whiskey) at the tender age of 39.

A nice spot in the East Village, enjoy the eclectic mixed crowd here. DJ's spin music and there is a good selection of beers on tap.

If you're looking for a place to watch the big game, try Brass Monkey, equipped with big screen TVs and classic bar food that doesn’t disappoint. Try their house specialty, steamed mussels, or chow down on traditional Irish Bangers and Mash. They have more than fifteen draught beers on tap and a selection of dozens of imported beers. With a simple décor, the Brass Monkey doesn’t subscribe to the super-trendy attitude of other Meatpacking district bars and clubs.

Call it a sign of the times… taking it's inspiration from today's bleak economy and the great depression, the 1929.com store recently opened it's doors in Nolita. Here you can find affordable wears by young local design, some vintage finds and an art gallery featuring up and comers. The 1929.com promises to only sell top quality fashions at market deprecited prices.

Since 1894, J. Barbour & Sons has brought comfortable and fashionable clothing made for life beyond the city. Committed to durability and quality, this brand has become synonymous with comfort and country living.

Betsey Johnson

Betsey Johnson is synonymous with flirty and fun. Form-fitting dresses in electrifying patterns, loud leggings, funky undies, and teetering stilettos are all in abundance here. What is more—Betsey, the Queen of Quirk herself, recently reissued a vintage-inspired line that recalls pieces from her original collections. Fashion that is not for the faint of heart!

The space may not knock your socks off, but you will definitely be taking your shoes and socks off to try on one of the many pairs of kicks in this footwear factory. Specializing in top quality craftsmanship, comfortable fit and athletic wear, this upper west side staple has shoes for the whole family, with Tip Top Kids just next door.

Bloomingdale's has one of the widest selections of designers to choose from. This store has an outfit for every event, including shoes, accessories and cosmetics. Men and women can enjoy items from Betsey Johnson, Calvin Klein, Burberry, Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, and Vera Wang among countless other designers. They also have a children's department and home décor.

Helena Christensen's store in the West Village has generated a buzz amongst the most stylish celebrities and fashionistas. Christensen’s eclectic shop is home to clothing, footwear, accessories, jewelry, candles, soaps and chocolate, hand-picked by her and her best friend. The supermodel appropriately calls her store Butik, a Danish word for specialty store, and Christensen's shop is nothing if not special.

If you are the kind of person who loves to live in the coziness of sweats, then the perfect store for you is Shvitz. In the midst of their luxuriously comforable yet fashionable pieces, they have personal shopping for ladies on the go. Their charming tanks and Ts are available for free monogramming. Located in the heart of Soho.

This store has metropolitan style in a cool, angular design, with greys, whites and silvers in artfully arranged displays. And the black-clad staff is refreshingly friendly and eager, with none of the withering hipness the clothes would seem to require. Even people hopeless at matching their socks can put together the sleek uniform of the moment here. Racks are arranged according to color, with textures and fabrics ranging from slinky knits to cuddly shearling. The more basic the pieces, the better they work. Sleepwear, underwear, makeup, casual separates, eveningwear, shoes and home furnishings. Think of it as one-stop shopping for a monochromatic life.

Finished just weeks before the stock market crash of 1929, Bowery Ballroom has an air of opulence and sophistication with a dash of modern appeal. Hosting acts from Joan Baez to Metallica, it has shows for all tastes. Plus, it has an event almost every night of the week and affordable prices─making it an ideal venue to see your favorite band or discover a new one.

This music venue is centrally located in Times Square. And the newly-expanded spot can now seat 2100. Come here to experience everything from concerts to live television, web broadcasts, live recordings and award shows.

The Met aims to make opera more welcoming to all, and as such has become an even more outstanding home for this stunning musical, visual and creative field. Known throughout the world, it's dedicated to providing storied tales as well as contemporary works of art. It also recently began offering reduced prices and new forms of media outlets, transitioning into today's world seamlessly.

Since 1893, the Waldorf-Astoria name has epitomized the quintessential luxury hotel experience. Each spacious, individually decorated guestroom and suite offers a rewarding union of timeless elegance and up-to-the-moment convenience, luxurious comfort and classic sophistication.

A prominent landmark situated on Madison Avenue and 45th Street, The Roosevelt Hotel was named in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt. Its historic heritage is reflected in the meticulously restored interiors, designed to capture the original architecture while also offering modern amenities.

Dine, row, hike, run, or do pretty much anything else you can think of right in Central Park. Covering nearly 850 acres of Manhattan, the park provides limitless activities from visiting the zoo to athletics and everything in between. Or just take a walk and admire the beauty of the famous park. Some places to visit include Belvedere Castle, the Central Park Zoo, Bethesda Terrace, Strawberry Fields, and the Great Lawn. If you find yourself hungry after a long day in the park, visit Tavern on the Green, located on the West Side between 66th and 67th Streets. The park itself stretches from 59th Street to 110th Street and from 5th Avenue to 8th Avenue. Keep an eye out for concerts and other special events that are constantly going on in the park.

Just a few yards off of Fifth Avenue lie 5+ acres of recreated animal habitats. Visit the polar bears and penguins in the polar zone, then head south to the tropic zone and spend some time with beautiful parrots, monkeys, snakes, and lizards. You may also want to stop by the temperate zone where you’ll find pandas and sea lions. The zoo actively takes part in the preservation of endangered species, such as rare tamarin monkeys and red pandas

The Children's Museum of Manhattan inspires children and their families to learn about themselves and our culturally diverse world through a unique environment of interactive exhibitions and programs. The Museum helps children learn in varied ways and at an individual pace, to stimulate their imagination and to encourage exploration and creativity.

The ICP annually exhibits some of the most interesting subjects in photography including Cartier-Bresson, the war in Iraq and Ground Zero. The school provides courses in photography and a tandem MFA with Bard College.

Do you want to hang out with major celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston, Oprah, Mick Jagger, and RuPaul? Madame Tussaud's has them all. They maybe wax but they look staggeringly real. They have fun interactive games and exhibits. So take a picture with your favorite celebrity….

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