This 693 acres of man-made garden is what you will be looking for once in New York. Central Park has rolling meadows and lush greenery waiting to welcome you. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and find tranquillity here. Along your way pass through fountains, monuments, sculptures, bridges, and arches. Taking a stroll here will release you from immediate stress.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art is home to 50,000 square feet of indoor galleries including the famous works by Jean Michel Basquiat, Richard Avedon, and Alexander Calder, four outdoor exhibition spaces, terraces, a ground-floor restaurant, and top floor bar both are run by Danny Meyer, one of the town’s renowned restaurateurs.
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Just the south of Times Square lies Byrant Park. The park has wonderful lush greenery to offer and is the favorite spot among locals and tourists. Midtown Manhattan professionals visit here for lunch, fashion lovers to join the fashion week, and performers to display their talent on Broadway including the piano performance.
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As one of the busiest train stations in the world, Grand Central Terminal is defiantly worth your visit. It’s a perfect lookout to old New York; the time when boarding trains was a luxury that was experienced by only upper-class residents. Take time to explore the architecture and dine in delicious eateries. Avoid coming here during rush hours.
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The beachfront American town, Coney Island is a circus-worthy tourist trap. The food and drinks you get here will enhance your taste buds right away. Locals and tourists visit here for ice creams, to spend time sipping soft drinks standing on the promenade, and enjoy the famous Cyclone roller coaster. Besides, the beach and the boardwalk are open all year round.
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A time spent in New York is incomplete without a visit to the Brooklyn Bridge. This bridge extends about 1,595 feet across the East River. It connects Lower Manhattan to Brooklyn Heights and is also the longest suspension bridge in the world. The bridge allows human commuting above and car traffic beneath. Walk the bridge to witness the city skyscrapers surrounding you and experience the city’s hustle and bustle from above.
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