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What to do, where to stay, and where to eat in New York City
© Nikolas Koenig
It’s not especially modest to call New York City the center of the modern world—but then, as New Yorkers are the first to admit, their hometown has never been shy about tooting its own horn. The buildings are soaring, look-at-me towers; crowds are boisterous and diverse; zillion of restaurants and shops cater every conceivable taste; museums and performance spaces offer everything from masterworks to avant-garde creations. Around almost any corner is a commingling of energy, congruous and clashing at the same time. The result is messy, beautiful, and very New York.
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Hotels
- 60 Thompson
- 70 Park Avenue
- The Abingdon Guest House
- Blue Moon Hotel
- The Carlyle
- City Club Hotel
- Four Seasons Hotel
- Gramercy Park Hotel
- Hotel on Rivington
- Hôtel Plaza Athénée
- Hotel QT
- Inn at Irving Place
- Lafayette House
- The Library Hotel
- The London NYC
- The Lowell
- Mandarin Oriental, New York
- The Maritime Hotel
- On the Ave.
- Peninsula New York
- The Pod Hotel
- Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park
- Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
- Royalton
- The Shoreham
- Soho Grand
- St. Regis, New York City
- Tribeca Grand
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Restaurants
- Allen & Delancey
- Anthos
- Back Forty
- Bar Blanc
- BLT Market
- Chinatown Brasserie
- Cru
- El Quinto Pino
- Fiamma
- Gramercy Tavern
- Hill Country
- Momofuku Ssäm Bar
- Per Se
- Saravanaas
Things To Do
Shops- ABC Carpet & Home
- Bergdorf Goodman
- Bird
- Blue & Cream
- C.O. Bigelow Chemists
- Fragments
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Global Table
- Greenwich Letterpress
- Kirna Zabête
- La Petite Coquette
- Moss
- Olatz
- Pearl River Mart
- Roberta Freymann
- SEW
- Space Kiddets
- Three Lives & Company
- Zachary's Smile
- Brooklyn Bridge
- Central Park
- The Frick Collection
- Grand Central Terminal
- Jazz at Lincoln Center
- Morgan Library & Museum
- Museum of Modern Art
- New Museum of Contemporary Art
- Times Square
Click for larger interactive mapNew York City Features
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- The tree-lined neighborhoods of Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, and Park Slope lure visitors across the Brooklyn Bridge with intimate bistros, cool boutiques, and funky local bars.
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