Name some virtuous and inexpensive things to do/see surrounded by NYC?
I'm going to new york city within 2 days w/ friends and we want to know the best things to see and do. Hopefully things that don't cost too much because we're college kids, we dont have THAT much money...
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2 biggest toys store i know is one near 42nd st time square
they also agree to yo look inside the mars restuarant for free its spruce to take pics
fao scharts not sure if i spelled it right another big toys store
surrounded by 59 st also they have the biggest sneaker store here and the disney store around there and nba store also nice stores to browse give somebody a lift pics the 34 st mall not adjectives that but something take pics contained by the chinese food downstairs in lobby upright but i would hit vendors if you find a papaya's stand the hotdogs 2 for a dollar well brought-up as hell...have to step take a pic at msg the mecca of adjectives sports centers then the empire state building not sure how much it is in a minute you could always try to catch coupon discounts
If you want to do the usual, then shift with the above.
If you want to know what is going on at the moment - what New Yorkers may even be doing...Cool stuff to be exact happening very soon but may not be going on next week, pick up a copy of Time Out NY. It have a ton of free and cheap events that are unique, fun and cool lacking being touristy.
(They also include info on some of the touristy stuff.)
BONUS! Go to this association and you can print out a coupon that gets you $1 stale the price of Time Out NY. They just sent this to me by e-mail. Have fun.
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http://media.timeoutnewyork.com/static_c...
Lower Manhattan--World Trade Center site; South Street Seaport; Chinatown (eat at Wo Hop on Mott Street); Staten Island transport (free, round trip is one hour, great view of the entire harbor)
Midtown--Times Square; United Nations (the bequest shop is tax free); Empire State Building; Rockefeller Center. You might also find the major library at 42 St & Fifth Avenue interesting. It has exhibits and one of the largest book collections surrounded by the world.
Uptown--FAO Schwartz is an enormous hand on toy store with an rime cream parlor; Central Park and zoo (both are free); Metropolitan Museum of Art; Museum of Natural History/Rose Space Center
My friend, I hope this list is totally helpful.
-take a totter across the Brooklyn Bridge
-take a ride on the Staten Island Ferry, its free and you can see the Statue the Liberty as the ferry crosses the harbor.
-take a scene of the city from the top of the Empire State Building.
-take a walk through Central Park
-visit the museums on Fifth Avenue and the Museum of Natural History (you may enjoy to pay a small donation when entering).
-take a sightseeing tour of the city on a double decker bus.
I hope this inventory was severely helpful. Good luck and chirpy travel.
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