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New YorkCentral ParkTimes SquareThe city of New York is divided into five Boroughs: Manhattan, The Bronx,Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.Manhattan is a major commercial, financial, and cultural center of both theUnited States and the world. It is home to many famous landmarks, touristattractions, museums, and universities as well as the New York StockExchange and the United Nations Headquarters.New York City's skyline is truly awe-inspiring. Take an elevator ride up1,050 feet to the 86th-floor observation deck of the Empire State Building,For a spectacular vista that includes the Empire State Building itself, headup to the Top of the Rock, located on the 67th, 69th and 70th floors of 30Rockefeller Plaza (home of NBC studios).New York Must Do's• Visit the Statue of Liberty• Take a stroll through the world's greatest urban oases, Central Park• Walk through world-famous Times Square with its massivedigital billboards and flashing lights• Visit some of the museums along Museum Mile - Fifth Avenue,from East 82nd to East 105th StreetsShopping in New York ranges from large opulent departmentstores to tiny one-room boutiques and everything in between. The largestsales take place in January and July. Don’t miss Madison Ave, FifthAvenue, home to Tiffany's and Saks, Macy's on the corner of 34th andBroadway & B&H Photo for all your electrical needs.Dining & Nightlife New York also has some unique dininginstitutions; The Diner where you can consume endless cups of coffee,The Deli, selling a variety of smoked fish and meats, and The Street Vendorwith their famous hot dogs and pretzels.The city’s nightlife spots are Chelsea, the East and West Villages, theMeatpacking District and the Lower East Side. Drinking age is 21 years.Getting Around The best way to see Manhattan is on foot.However walking takes time, so the subway is a great option. The subwayruns 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is easy to use, inexpensive,relatively clean and safe.Broadway A visit to New York is not complete without a Broadwayshow. We can pre-book all these shows and more prior to your departurefrom Australia. Show listings and dates are available upon request.05120907 04081014 1506161301171118 0203The BronxQueensThe memorial portion of the National September 11 Memorial & Museumat the World Trade Center is now open to the public. Admission is free,however advanced reservations are required :- 911memorial.org.Hot Tip: Pick up a copy of ’Time Out’ Magazine for the week’s full listingsof what’s on, where to eat and what to see.Featured prices are a guide only. At time of quoting, your travel agent will provide the most current prices available.53