What are the top 4 things to be a must in New York

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Staten Island Ferry
Street Meat
Top of the Rock
9/11 Memorial
i could go on and on

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Agreed. You can do all that in one day.
Add time for
Grand Central station
Cheesecake at Juniors
Bleaker street pizza
The Met
Little Italy & Canal St
Eataly
Walk the Brooklyn Bridge
Book a food tour
See a broadway show

She asked for 4 things so I showed restraint

Can you give some info on how to book a food tour please, going in May

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A walking tour..... it was called something like New York by the Foot- fantastic. View the calendar online and book which tour- book the 6 HR all of Manhattan
. The best!! Top of the Rock (Rockefeller Centre), book a show at Carnegie Hall for $26.50 or backstage tour for $10.00, the Metropolitan Museum- jaw dropping beautiful..... ok I know that's 4 already. NY is a great walking city, sooooo much cool stuff to just stumble across; The Chrysler Building, Grand Central Station
, Brooklyn Bridge, the Waldorf Astoria, St. Paul's Cathedral
. You can get on to so many tv show audiences. We went to the Conan O'Brien N Dr. Oz show. My daughter took a shopping tour!!! Only 6 people, they take you to local designers.... jewelry, clothing, handbags. Whatever your interested in
. Oh yeah great comedy clubs

Big Apple Greeters. Check out this website. Free walking tours led by New Yorkers that are passionate about their city. Our greeter, Jay, was a retired high school history teacher. Highly recommended!

Lori, they advertise as free, but you should tip them., nobody can work for free. We toured with a different Walking Tour- New York By the Foot... not sure; they explain that this is their job. They do an omaZing job n give guidelines as to a tip. In 2011 for the 6 HR tour they recommended $25.00, my niece n I gave them $35.00 each. $10.. for the 2 HR tour. Probably the best thing I've ever done in NY. So please people tip the tour guides; we saw some people didn't
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The greeters are not allowed to accept tips and he reinforced this but we did buy him lunch...this was okay to do. The group BIG APPLE GREETERS does accept donations and our greeter Jay gave us all the information needed to do this...and we did donate.

My daughter and I booked a Real New York Tour online. They pick you up at your hotel and it's all walking and Subway. We saw ALL the things we had on our list in one day with a private tour guide that was AMAZING! Highly recommend it if you're only there a couple of packed site seeing days!

The Met.
A show on Broadway.
Take the New Jersey ferry to get a great passing view of the Statue of Liberty and a return view of downtown Manhattan.
Brunch at the boathouse in Central Park- so many movie scenes shot there

Omg how do you pick only 4? Lol. Circle cruise. Central Park. Brooklyn Bridge. Bronx Zoo. No, wait. Empire State Building. Hm, no, just wander the neighbourhoods. Ack, way too hard to pick only four!

We did the Hop on Hop off Bus, for one full day. Top of the Rock, for great pictures. Times Square during the day and do the night also, when all the lights are on. Got to see Police on horseback also.

I recommend the 9 11 memorial, a stroll through central park, a Broadway show combined with times Square and either the met and/or the museum of natural history depending on your tastes.

9/11 Memorial and Freedom Tower. If you go later in the afternoon to the Tower you can catch the beauty of the view in daylight, dusk and evening. This is spectacular!

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Serendipity, a broadway show, walking across the Brooklyn bridge, Moma

Museum of Natural History, central park, broadway and statue of liberty... and so much more

A broadway show, Central Park, 5th avenue and Times Square

Top of the rock at night, Times Square, a broadway show, subway train to Cony Island/tour of Brooklyn

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Top of the Rock, Central Park, Chelsea market and the highline.

Boat ride around Manhatten, view from top of Empire State Building, walking everywhere

Statue of Liberty
Brooklyn bridge
Grand central station
Times Square

Frozen hot chocolate at serendipity

1. Add more things 2. Add more things 3. Add more things. 4. Add more things.

Enter the subway at 59 st and Columbus circle... good luck

MoMA, Tenement Museum, McSorley's Old Ale House

The Met. 9/11 Memorial. Empire State at night. Times Square

Has anyone purchased the NY pass? Was it worth it?

There's one where you can build your own for whatever you wanna go to. Did that and it saved me some money

That sounds good, do u no what website u used?

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Did the lottery for show tickets. If you are lucky that can save a ton.

Brooklyn Bridge, Broadway, Dining (use yelp), Museums, and the Circle Cruise at Sunset (AMAZINGLY beautiful view of the city).

See The Book of Mormon

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See Hamilton!