l*****g
发帖数: 837 | 1 自由女神岛不想上去，太费时间
无畏号航母可以去看看
大都会可去可不去
帝国大厦似乎排队很长也费时间，犹豫 | j******3
发帖数: 18319 | 2 第五大道
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: 自由女神岛不想上去，太费时间
: 无畏号航母可以去看看
: 大都会可去可不去
: 帝国大厦似乎排队很长也费时间，犹豫
| G***Y
发帖数: 9698 | 3 你在纽约呆多长时间？
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: 自由女神岛不想上去，太费时间
: 无畏号航母可以去看看
: 大都会可去可不去
: 帝国大厦似乎排队很长也费时间，犹豫
| l*****g
发帖数: 837 | 4 就两天，还带一个小娃娃
前面有人说第五大道，我估计是去购物的？那个算了
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: 你在纽约呆多长时间？
| c********e
发帖数: 6158 | 5 The must-see list for the one-day visitor to New York — especially the
first-timer — is mind-boggling. Don't fret; you'll return. We're assuming
you're well aware of the major attractions: Times Square, the Statue of
Liberty, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art (better
known as MoMA). We're here to guide you to the top 10 places where tourists
don't normally go (though, let's be honest, they're everywhere), places
where New Yorkers live and play.
1. Time Warner Center
Jaded New Yorkers like to dismiss this glitzy retail emporium as a mall. But
what a mall! On the fourth floor alone are two of New York's best — and
most expensive — dining rooms: chef Thomas Keller's Per Se and Masa
Takayama's namesake sushi restaurant.
The complex is located on Columbus Circle at the southwest corner of Central
Park — sip a cocktail while enjoying spectacular views of the park from
the bustling Stone Rose Lounge or the more refined Mandarin Hotel bar.
Multitaskers can get the view and the drink while listening to first-rate
jazz at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, one of Jazz at Lincoln Center's trio of
venues in the building.
At lunchtime, grab a basket from Dean & Deluca on the second floor or Whole
Foods downstairs, and head into the park for an impromptu picnic. Or, if you
just want to shop in a mall, you can do that too: There are some 50 high-
end stores to choose from.
2. West Village Stroll
This neighborhood of quaint brownstones clustered along tree-lined
cobblestone streets remains virtually unchanged since the 19th century. You'
ll need a map to navigate the puzzling geography — how does West 4th Street
intersect with West 10th Street, exactly? — as it's one of the few areas
in Manhattan that strays from the orderly street grid. Better, though, to
just wander aimlessly. Highlights include the Jefferson Market Courthouse, a
former women's detention center that once held Mae West, and the shops
along Bleecker St. and Commerce St. — the most beautiful block-long side
street in NYC. Ignore the temptation to join the curiously long line outside
Magnolia Bakery (they're queuing for cupcakes — repeat, cupcakes). Head
two blocks west instead to the Spotted Pig, a bustling gastropub where you
can recharge your batteries with a cask-conditioned ale.
3. Film Forum
New York is a film-lover's town and Film Forum is Mecca for the city's
cinephiles. See here the movies you may otherwise only read about in the New
York Times. Smart programming ranges from provocative indie features and
documentaries to the best foreign art cinema culled from the world's top
film festivals. The always-entertaining repertory calendar is a mix of the
de rigeuer (Woody Allen retrospectives), the artsy (Godard's '60s) and the
audacious (Pam Grier blaxploitation festival). Try the concession stand's
lemon-poppy sponge cake!
4. Grimaldi's Pizzeria
New Yorkers love to argue about the best pizza, with Totonno's, Di Fara's,
John's and Lombardi's being among the primary contenders. We won't settle
that score here, but if you have only 24 hours you can't go wrong with
Grimaldi's, a coal-fired pizzeria under the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Not only will you get a memorable pie, you'll also get a memorable view of
Manhattan from one of the oldest — and most picturesque — parts of
Brooklyn. Not to mention a jukebox filled with classics by Frank Sinatra,
who, legend has it, had Grimaldi's pies flown to him in Vegas.
5. Empire State Building
If you must visit an ultra-touristy site, the ESB is the one. The stately
deco architecture rivals the nearby Chrysler Building for Best in Class
honors and it is, once again, New York's tallest structure. The view from
the 86th-floor observation deck is breathtaking. You won't be the only one
who's decided to visit, so prepare to wait in line; to avoid the throngs,
the best times to come are at 8:30 a.m. or during lunch and dinner hours,
Monday through Wednesday. Tickets are steep, but worth it: $17.61 for adults
; $41.52 for an "express pass" that whisks you pass the hordes. For an extra
$15 you can buy a ticket to the more intimate 102nd-floor observation deck.
Buy your ticket online to reduce waiting-in-line time.
6. Little Branch
You met someone on the flight into LaGuardia. You flirted. You exchanged
numbers. Now what? Slide into a cozy booth and get better acquainted at
Little Branch (open Monday–Saturday 7 p.m.–3 a.m.), a dimly lit cocktail
lounge that practically whispers tryst. Mixology is a serious study here. A
tantalizing menu of classic cocktails are lovingly mixed and poured over ice
chipped from blocks. You may well be seduced — by the bar.
7. P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center
MoMA is home to the modern masters. But head to MoMa's cutting-edge kid
sister across the East River to see tomorrow's masters. Located in a
refurbished public school, P.S. 1 consistently mounts challenging
exhibitions from the world's most provocative artists. Don't miss James
Turrell's transcendent installation, Meeting (seasonal, and weather
permitting), and, in summer, the always-changing architectural garden. Also,
on summer Saturdays, hit the early evening Warm Up session, a free weekly
dance party that's become a must-stop on the city's nightlife calendar.
8. Bergdorf Goodman
Now that Barneys — still a stellar place to shop — has become a national
mini-chain, Bergdorf's is the sole remaining New York–centric luxe
department store. Even if you can't afford a thing, it's still fun to browse
and dream. But if you can, rev up your credit card. For the ladies, an all-
star roster of couture designers is on hand, from Alexander McQueen to Zac
Posen. Tight on time? Arrange for a personal shopper to help you out. Guys
get their own store across the street, which is no less exquisite — and no
less expensive.
9. Bowery Ballroom
Hands down the best music spot in New York, Bowery Ballroom should be
visiting music-lovers' first stop. Up-and-coming national acts with indie-
rock leanings occupy the two-level music venue, home to the city's best
sound system. The downstairs bar is a great place to warm up before the show
. The Ballroom is the crown jewel of the Bowery Presents chain of local
venues, which includes the Music Hall of Williamsburg (the Ballroom's
Brooklyn twin), Mercury Lounge (local bands, smaller national acts),
Terminal 5 and Webster Hall (both of which book bigger touring bands). Among
them, there's something for everyone.
10. Grand Central Terminal
Take the express back to a bygone era. Grand Central Terminal — don't call
it Grand Central Station — is a living, bustling temple to New York's
illustrious past. Gaze at the celestial ceiling mural above the vast main
concourse. Slurp some Kumamotos at the legendary Oyster Bar downstairs, and
wash them down with a Manhattan at the swank Campbell Apartment. Tell a
secret to your partner in the Whispering Gallery: stand at the end of either
Oyster Bar ramp and whisper into the wall; you'll be heard way across on
the other side. Mingle with the commuters in the gourmet culinary market.
Explore the "secret" elevated passageways for a spectacular view of the
concourse. Even if you have nowhere to go you can spend hours here and never
get bored. | l*****g
发帖数: 837 | 6 thanks. will take home and digest
tourists
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: The must-see list for the one-day visitor to New York — especially the
: first-timer — is mind-boggling. Don't fret; you'll return. We're assuming
: you're well aware of the major attractions: Times Square, the Statue of
: Liberty, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art (better
: known as MoMA). We're here to guide you to the top 10 places where tourists
: don't normally go (though, let's be honest, they're everywhere), places
: where New Yorkers live and play.
: 1. Time Warner Center
: Jaded New Yorkers like to dismiss this glitzy retail emporium as a mall. But
: what a mall! On the fourth floor alone are two of New York's best — and
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发帖数: 124 | 7 Brooklyn Bridge park !!! | d*******e
发帖数: 412 | 8 don't come, it's so freaking hot,
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: 大都会可去可不去
: 帝国大厦似乎排队很长也费时间，犹豫
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