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[...] The Empire State Building was known as “the Eighth Wonder of the World,” an Art Deco marvel towering over midtown [...]

[...] The Viator VIP Access Tour takes in some of NYC’s “must-see” sights – The Empire State Building, the Intrepid, the 9/11 Memorial, and a close up view of the Statue of Liberty.  When I [...]

[...] York’s beauty lies in the amazing grouping of its towers.” William Lamb, architect of the Empire State Building. Here is are photos taken is the best places to find stunning views of the dramatic [...]

[...] New Yorkers will celebrate Independence Day in their typical big, flashy, over-the top manner – the Macy’s [...]

[...] On January 19, 1901, New Yorkers woke to shocking news in the New York Times.  Well-known political figure Murray Hall was dead. [...]

[...] , one of NYC’s earliest skyscrapers (1902).  The building was so ahead of its time, New Yorkers feared it would topple over.  Rising 22 stories, it’s distinctive wadge shape is [...]

[...] Halloween is BIG in NYC. New Yorkers love an opportunity to dress up, cut loose, and misbehave. Halloween events take place all over [...]

[...] NYC is justifiably famous for its holiday decorations.  People flock to the city from all over the world to stare in wonder at the glittering [...]

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[...] from mid-November through the New Year: The city is festooned in dazzling lights and holiday decorations, stores are filled with eager shoppers, and the cultural calendar is packed. Of course, all [...]

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[...] have a few days to see what could be history in the making: the world’s first subterranean park.  “Imagining the Lowline” is a temporary exhibit designed “to enable visitors to [...]

[...] of the Lowline plan to transform an abandoned trolley terminal into the world’s first subterranean park. The exhibit runs September 15 – 27, 2012 in the Essex Street Warehouse (entrance on [...]

[...] in New York Harbor, just 800 yards from Lower Manhattan.  With remarkable views of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty, the island is admission-free and open for picnics, tours, events, [...]

[...] of the best places to take in stunning views of the skyline. Click here for photos of the Manhattan skyline taken from the recommended vantage points. Views [...] Best Manhattan Skyline Views is a [...]

[...] fields, beaches, and picnic facilities with spectacular views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan skyline, New York harbor, and the Statue [...] Brooklyn Bridge Park is a post from: nycxplorer.com [...]

[...] Grand Central Terminal celebrates its 100th Anniversary!  The iconic structure, renowned for the beauty and innovation of its design, is perhaps the most famous train [...]

[...] , creating the nation’s largest pyrotechnic spectacle.  And this year, that most iconic structure of the NYC skyline, the Empire [...] Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks is a post from: [...]

[...] ’s tallest building for over 40 years.  Equally wondrous were the men who built the iconic structure, fearlessly toiling at heights up to 1440 feet above the city’s streets.  These death- [...]