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KJo movies and our favourite sitcoms like F.R.I.E.N.D.S have filled our hearts with the quintessential dream to live it up in NYC. Here’s how you can make it come true!
1. Eat Like There’s No Tomorrow
If there is a God, he surely eats at least one meal in New York. And if I were him, that meal would be breakfast. I mean, come on, where can you find an entire ‘bar‘ dedicated to gazillion kinds of cereal and how can you resist a delicious spread of bagels. And if you do not try at least four 4 NYC pizzas and pick your favourite, you might as well not have visited NYC.
- NYC Pizzas
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2. See The Iconic Buildings And Monuments
Cliches are called so for a reason. So if you think you can visit NYC and miss out on seeing the must-see attractions like the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building or Brooklyn Bridge, good luck explaining the reasons to your shell-shocked friends. Besides, how will you indulge in the trademark NYC trip selfies on Instagram?
3. Take In The City Vibe
The melodic rhythm in the chaos is what adds character to NYC. And to best soak in this chaotic vibe, you have got to find yourself in the middle of Times Square or under led-covered towers on Wall Street. If that’s not it, hop on the next subway ride and surround yourself by hundreds of passengers who call this crazy city home, each unique in their own way. After all, getting lost is a great way to find an adventure!
- City Vibe
4. Get Closer To Art
Be it the buzzing streets of Broadway or the quaint alleys of Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC has something to enchant every kind of art lover. It is in this city that you will find some of the most iconic comedy clubs that have given birth to the likes of Russel Peters. And if you’re not in the mood to really pursue art, just make a quick stop to catch amazing street performances and wall art near and inside subway stations. Your mind is bound to be blown!
5. Park Some Time Aside To Relax In NYC
Spanning over 843 acres of land, Central Park, NYC’s well-known attraction is larger in size than the Principality of Monaco. It is also one of the most filmed locations across the world. Spend an evening relaxing on one of the 9000 benches in this park, watching the locals and tourists trying to find their own corner of interest and solace. Or head to The High Line, an elevated railroad track converted to a walking park, offering panoramic views of the Hudson river and the famous Manhattan Skyline.
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First Published: May 09, 2017 6:13 PM