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My own favorites are my former stomping grounds, the Arthur Avenue in the Bronx (be sure to stop for a cappuccino in the Arthur Ave. Market), and Flushing’s Chinese and Korean communities. Restaurants, Markets, Bars – “Slow” and “New York City” don’t often share space in the same phrase, so you might be surprised by this guide. http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g60763-i5-k521445-Books_I_ve_found_useful_while_planning_our_June_2006_trip-New_York_City_New_York.html Books_I_ve_found_useful_while_planning_our_June_2006_trip-
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If you’re a real cheapskate, borrow a copy, but by all means, be sure to scan through this book’s tips for NYC on a budget.
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While working in midtown, photographer Gus Powell followed the lead of poet Frank O’Hara and spent his lunch hours making art. For Powell, the camera frame is where New Yorkers meet, just for a second, to create complex friezes of urban life. Look long enough and you’ll notice the connective substance between his figures – what Powell calls the plasma of New York. For me, there is no better representation of the complex pedestrian choreography of its sidewalks. Spending Christmas in New York or enjoying the pre-Christmas season in New York City is also a wonderful experience. The ice rinks are open, the city is beautifully decorated, and, if it snows, the dream vacation at wintertime is perfect! Paying in New York Available in: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese (simplified), and Japanese. I have friends arriving from London soon and would like to send them a guide book in advance of their arrival. While I've lived all of my life here, it is rare that I consult tourist guide books! There are so many on the shelves of Barnes & Noble that I find it exhausting browsing through them to make a selection! I imagine all of you NYC expert traveller's out there have some favorites, so I would appreciate recommendations.
Manhattan – it doesn’t get more central than this: Manhattan is the most famous borough of them all. Plus, it contains 95% of all the attractions New York is known for. Everything is within easy reach, and you are right in the middle of it all. On the other hand, the hotels are a bit more expensive than in Brooklyn or Queens. Log into myNY and start planning your New York trip. Don’t have an account? Register now - it’s free! The Harlem Apollo pays tribute to Cicely Tyson, who died in January. Photograph: Mike Segar/Reuters Today over 50 million tourists visit this place each year. If you want to find out more about NYC, you can read more about its history, discover its five boroughs, find out about Manhattan’s main neighborhoods, its museums and top places to visit in this guide. If you want to save money, you can follow our advice in this guide on how to save in New York to get the most out of your vacation. Need Accommodation?
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