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Bars in New York

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Located at the beginning of Bedford Avenue in the Williamsburg neighborhood, the Oyster Bar is a classy place where you can of cou

Shops in New York

Yankees Shop

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The Yankees Stadium may not be too close, but the love for the team can be felt across the city! The proof is this shop dedicated

Churches in New York

Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church

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Strange to see that the mecca of shopping that is 5th Avenue also has a few churches! The third, located just before the Abercromb

Shops in New York

Bookoff

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This international chain of Japanese bookstores has a branch between 5th Avenue and Times Square. Spread over two floors, this hug

Churches in New York

St. Mary Magdalen's Church

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In the middle of 5th Avenue, erected in the middle of a bunch of buildings, the beautiful and very old church of St. Mary remains

Theaters in New York

New Victory Theater

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This theater, certainly one of the oldest in Times Square, hosts only plays, not musicals. Go a little further down the road if yo

Museums in New York

Ripley's Believe it or Not! Times Square

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Located in Times Square, right next to the branch of Madame Tussaud's, this strange museum offers a trip to the heart of weirdness

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Bus Stations in New York

Greyhound Terminal

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There are several ways to visit the rest of the United States, but the cheapest has to be the bus. Several bus companies are locat

Museums in New York

Italian American Museum

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The Italian America Museum, like Chinatown's MOCA, traces the story of the first Italians to set foot on American soil. You can se

Squares in New York

Thomas Paine Park

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Located just in front of the courthouse, this huge park often hosts art performances or events (we saw a Korean charity giving a c

Gardens in New York

Albert Capsouto Park

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Located on Varick Avenue at the entrance to the Tribeca neighborhood, right in front of the first cinemas, little Albert Capsouto

Neighborhoods in New York

Tribeca

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Located between the World Trade Center and the neighborhood of Greenwich Village, the Tribeca neighborhood is known for being the

Cinemas in New York

Tribeca Cinemas

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The Tribeca neighborhood - mostly owned by Robert De Niro - is best known for its theaters. We saw them when we arrived, passing b

Streets in New York

Varick Street

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This wide avenue links Greenwich Village with Tribeca before continuing to the World Trade Center. Although it is a major road, it

Shops in New York

B.J. Magazines

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Set in a very old but spruced up building on Varick Avenue, BJ Magazines is the place to go to find absolutely all the foreign and

Churches in New York

St Joseph’s Church

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Located right on Greenwich Avenue, not far from Washington Square, St Joseph's Church is installed in a very simple and modern whi

City Halls in New York

The Jefferson Market Garden

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It is in this small green park, located at the foot of the New York Public Library a few steps from NYU, that we can rest a little

Shops in New York

Public Library in Greenwich

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Located in a residential area in the middle of a very green park, this large neo-Gothic, church-like library is set in an old cour

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