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New York : Overview & Top 10

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New York

With its skyscrapers, great museums, and bright lights of Broadway, New York is a city of superlatives. There are countless sights that have to be seen, but a handful are truly definitive of the city. These highlights illustrate the very best.

  • The bright red façade adorned with huge white abstract forms tells you that this is an arty, budget choice, popular with young visitors. Don’t expect frills, but rooms do offer TV and private baths.

  • Gigino’s delivers excellent Italian food from the Amalfi coast and dazzling views from the sophisticated dining room and the waterfront terrace.

  • Giorgio Armani

    The New York flagship of the Italian master, known for his superb tailoring, offers a good range from his collection.

  • The first European to sail into New York Harbor in 1524 was honored by fellow Italians with this 1909 statue by Ettore Ximenes.

  • Four floors of designer clothing by European names such as Valentino, Escada, and Ungaro, promising 20 to 30 percent off retail.

  • Dim sum is the star but all the dishes are well prepared in this crowded, third-floor restaurant. Go in a large group to enable more sampling.

  • Relax aboard the authentic, Venetian gondola as you glide out on the water and revel in the beauty of the park reflected in the lake and the city buildings ringing the park like a crown – the gondolier may break into song.

  • Medium sized burger joint, very friendly staff ,helpful & approachable. Fresh delicious food cooked while you wait, & wow, believe me, it's worth the wait ! Best food we ate the entire holiday. Certainly a New York City Highlight.

  • A perennial favorite. Alfred Portale was one of the first with “vertical food,” delicious layers so artfully stacked you can hardly bear to disturb them. The new American fare is elegant, and the lofty, columned space is sophisticated and casual. The $20 three-course lunch is a great buy.

  • An intimate setting with comics from Comedy Central and other shows.

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