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12-31-2017 03:01 PM
If you live in NYC or have visited, do you agree with this list of "must see" attractions?
12-31-2017 03:07 PM
Great map ~ I'm about 4 hrs away from there.................will be watching on TV many in NYC tonight celebrate the incoming year : )
12-31-2017 03:32 PM
Pretty much covers everything.
12-31-2017 03:33 PM - edited 12-31-2017 03:34 PM
Fun map! Of course there's so much more to see depending on your interests.....not to mention all of the great restaurants!
I'm about an hour train ride away (with another 20 minutes to the station) and I went into NYC for the day with some friends earlier in the month. Macy's main floor decorated for Christmas is stunning!
I'm going out to dinner tonight with friends then they'll come over for coffee & dessert. We'll watch the ball drop and I'll be interested to see how people are doing under the extreme cold!
12-31-2017 03:36 PM
we've never been to NYC so it's on our bucket list. All those people visiting Times Square tonight will park where? First our first visit, what's the best way to travel and tour?
12-31-2017 03:39 PM
Oh, I love the map! I am a very visual person, so this would be a great way for me to get orientated while in New York City.
Thanks for posting it!
12-31-2017 03:39 PM
Good list. My ony question - what do the map makers consider Broadway? I go to the City for shows more often than for anything else.
12-31-2017 03:48 PM - edited 12-31-2017 03:50 PM
@millieshops wrote:Good list. My ony question - what do the map makers consider Broadway? I go to the City for shows more often than for anything else.
Big Broadway fan here too. (We already have tickets for 4 shows in April and will see Hamilton again in June.) I think the map makers probably include Broadway in the Times Square area. I do have to say that Madame Tussaud's would not be on my list of must see NY landmarks!
12-31-2017 04:15 PM - edited 12-31-2017 04:16 PM
I have lived in NYC (Brooklyn) my whole life and that list covers almost all of the "must see" things.
For anyone planning to visit, bring comfortable walking shoes and try to use public transportation. Traffic in Manhattan is awful and taking a cab anywhere could cost you a pretty penny if you get stuck in it.
12-31-2017 04:20 PM - edited 12-31-2017 04:22 PM
@OKPrincess wrote:we've never been to NYC so it's on our bucket list. All those people visiting Times Square tonight will park where?
Will leave their cars at home, hop on the subway, Ubar or cab.
First our first visit, what's the best way to travel and tour?
same as above. Only thing to add: walking.
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