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Battery Park Battery Park
Battery Place , (at Broadway) , New York City, NY
Phone - (212) 809-5508

The 'Battery' was created in 1693, when the British government that then controlled New York mounted cannons there. It [more]

User Rating:5.5 User Rating:5.5
Bryant Park Bryant Park
Between 40th and 42nd Streets & Fifth and Sixth Avenues , New York City, NY
Phone - (212) 983-4142

New Yorkers love this small, sculptured park behind the library. With its French benches, colorful flower gardens, [more]

User Rating:9.0 User Rating:9.0
Central Park Central Park
14 East 60th Street , Between Fifth Avenue and Central Park West , New York City, NY
Phone - (212) 310-6600

Right in the heart of Manhattan stands this oasis of rolling pastures and gardens, stretching from Midtown to Harlem. [more]

User Rating:10.0 User Rating:10.0

  • Oct 12, 2005 by JOE_A — "The perfect place to do some people watching. Highlights include plenty of street performers, Central Park zoo, and" [more]

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Central Park Carousel Central Park Carousel
64th Street , Central Park , New York City, NY
Phone - (212) 879-0224

One of the many treasures to be found within Central Park, this beautiful restored carousel is made up of huge, [more]

  Prospect Park
Eastern Parkway to Parkside Avenue , (from Prospect Park West to Ocean Avenue) , New York City, NY
Phone - (718) 965-8951

The same architects who designed Central Park in Manhattan, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, were responsible [more]

Tompkins Square Park Tompkins Square Park
7th to 10th Streets , Avenue A to Avenue B , New York City, NY
Phone - Not available

This 16-acre park served as a military parade ground at the beginning of the 19th century. Today, it is an integral [more]

Union Square Union Square
14th to 17th Street , Between Broadway and Park Avenue , New York City, NY
Phone - Not available

In the early 1800s, upscale townhouses and local theatres thrived in the area surrounding Union Square. In the 1850s [more]

User Rating:6.5 User Rating:6.5
Washington Square Washington Square
West 4th Street , (at MacDougal Street) , New York City, NY
Phone - (212) 431-1080

This Greenwich Village park is popular with students and residents. It is one of the few green spots in the area. At [more]

User Rating:10.0 User Rating:10.0

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Disney Store
Apr 10, 2008 by KATHERINE from LIVERPOOL ENGLAND
Overall Rating: 10 User Rating Score: 10

  • Everything.
  • Leaving it behind.

“Fantastic! Wanted to bring it home with me.”

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St. Vincent's Midtown Hospital
Jun 26, 2007 by Michael from North Carolina
Overall Rating: 2 User Rating Score: 2

  • Was there for only a minor injury.
  • Nasty staff and a dirty facility! No one cared less!

“Oh my god. This place was disgusting! Dirty filthy. It is set to close it doors in August of 2007!”

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Neue Galerie New York
Apr 8, 2007 by Red from Bay Point ME
Overall Rating: 10 User Rating Score: 10

  • The lunch at the cafe is to die for.
  • The line waiting for lunch can kill you.

“This small museum in a mansion on the corner of 86th and fifth just above the met is home to German (read German & Austrian) expressionism, with a good schiele collection and the klimt of all klimts - that lady in the sparkling dress - which they just purchased for many millions. At present, it has a terrific exhibition on van gogh's influence on expressionism, well organized with a good accompanying catalogue. The cafe overlooking central park (well, the upstairs one anyway) has the most wonderful lunch, you would swear you were in Vienna!”

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Statue of Liberty
Mar 20, 2007 by Katy from Argyle, Texas
Overall Rating: 9 User Rating Score: 9

  • How beautiful and huge she really is in person. A must see!
  • The long lines, double security checks, and no trips to the very top anymore.

“A new York (or new jersey) must see! Very patriotic, but also very beautiful. Some hits from a pro: go early, bring snacks, get tickets ahead of time (it is worth the few extra bucks to do so) and get off the boat first! Know that you must put any bags in a locker, so rush over and do that first. Then be prepared to wait in a long line. Talk about 9/11 security. And if you are taking small children, be prepared, one of the things you go through is a "blower" and it shoots air at you to check for chemicals. It scares kids if they cannot go through with you. However once you are past all that, it is truly a magnificent site! Even though you can not go to the crown anymore, it is still worth the trip!”

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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Sep 27, 2006 by Dan from Keller TX
Overall Rating: 10 User Rating Score: 10

  • A total experience.
  • Could not stay longer.

“Absolutely an amazing place. The peace and reverence you feel when you enter is truly palpable. Be respectful, and look the entire place over. People will be sitting quietly and if you just follow the implied rules of behavior you can walk and take in the wonderful sights. Ask the docents questions, they can be very helpful for people that want to know more. It's amazing. Go if you can.”

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