“If you love him, please take him to New York, because it is heaven; if you hate him, please take him to New York, because it is hell.” I wonder if you still remember this sentence in the TV series “Peking Man in New York” The lines, I wonder if it evokes your infinite reverie about New York. As the world’s largest economic center, if you are lucky enough to come to New York, don’t miss these classic games.
- Must-see attractions
Metropolitan meseum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the largest art museum in the United States. It is also known as the world’s four largest museums along with the British Museum in the United Kingdom, the Louvre in France, and the Hermitage Museum in Russia. There are more than 3 million exhibits in the museum, occupying four blocks and five exhibition halls – European Paintings, American Paintings, Primitive Art, Medieval Paintings and Egyptian Antiques. If you want to take a close look at the museum, it may take you several days, but this is also a must-see in New York.
Statue of Liberty Cruise
The Statue of Liberty is one of New York’s most famous attractions and a symbol of America. The goddess holds the Declaration of Independence, a symbol of human rights, in her left hand, the torch of freedom in her right hand, and broken handcuffs and shackles under her feet. Take a cruise to see the Statue of Liberty up close, with lively explanations from the tour guide. In addition, you can also see famous landscapes such as the Freedom Tower, Alice Island, and the World Financial Center Building.
Empire State Building Observation Deck
Founded in 1930, the Empire State Building was once the tallest building in the world and was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1986. It is not only a multifunctional office building, but also one of the must-see attractions for tourists to New York. The Empire State Building has a total of 102 floors. Visitors can take the elevator to the 86th floor outdoor observation deck to overlook New York in 360 degrees, and have a panoramic view of Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square and other places.
time Square
Times Square is located in a prosperous neighborhood in Manhattan, New York, known as the “crossroads of the world” and a symbol of New York. “Feasting and feasting, drunk with money” may be the most appropriate interpretation of it. There are dense high-rise buildings, entertainment, and shopping malls. Gorgeous neon lanterns cover the entire block. The big screen in the square is playing all kinds of news and MV non-stop, shocking everyone’s attention. Whenever the New Year comes, more than 500,000 people will gather in the square to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, and spend this sleepless night of carnival.
- Must-play items
Broadway musical
Broadway is an important street in New York. Because there are many theaters on both sides of this road, it is an important place for the development of American plays and musicals, so Broadway has also become synonymous with musicals.
There are many classic and famous musicals on Broadway, here we recommend one of them, “Chicago Chicago”. The story of “Chicago” originated from a true crime incident in Chicago in 1927. It tells about the conspiracy and love, greed and competition, treachery and friendship between two female singers and a lawyer. It deeply and ironically outlines the All living beings in American society in the 1920s. Today, “Chicago” has performed more than 10,000 times around the world, with an audience of more than 12 million and a box office revenue of US$550 million, with performances in 261 cities around the world.
Helicopter Sightseeing
One of the best ways to see New York is by helicopter. Through the specially designed oversized sightseeing glass cabin door, you can enjoy the view of New York with a 180-degree view overlooking New York. Helicopter will take passengers over the Hudson River to see famous attractions such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Central Park, Wall Street, Brooklyn Bridge, South Street Seaport, Governors Island and Ellis Island. The most beautiful scenery in New York will be in your pocket!
Madame Tussauds
No trip to New York is complete without a visit to Madame Tussauds. Madame Tussauds New York is located in the center of Times Square, where there are more than 200 wax figures of stars and celebrities from various fields. The moment you enter the wax museum, you will be shocked by the realistic wax figures in the museum. You can sing with Katy Perry, hold hands with Marilyn Monroe, learn relativity from Einstein, watch 4D movies, and experience a different wax museum.
- must eat food
Red Lobster Restaurant
Red Lobster is a well-known and popular restaurant chain in the United States. The seafood here is very cheap, and a set meal is less than 30$. The decor is elegant and chic, and the most popular dish is the signature lobster, which is firm and fresh, as well as cheese baked lobster and lobster pizza.
Lady M Cake Boutique
Lady M has maintained an enduring popularity since its first store opened, and now has several chains across the globe. The interior of the store is dominated by white tones, and the decoration is simple and generous. Japanese-style cakes with chocolate, matcha, banana and other flavors are the most popular desserts, and the price of each piece is about 8$. The exquisite shape and sweet and glutinous taste are definitely a blessing for dessert lovers.
- Recommended itinerary for 3 days
D1: Metropolitan Museum – Central Park – Times Square Night View
D2: Helicopter Sightseeing – Statue of Liberty Parade – Empire State Building Night View
D3: Madame Tussauds Museum – Broadway Musical
The distance between the above attractions is about 47 kilometers, and it takes a total of 2 hours to drive. The Metropolitan Museum is adjacent to Central Park and is closer to Times Square. After the attractions, you can go to Times Square to see the night view. The helicopter sightseeing spot is not far from the Statue of Liberty, so it can be played on the same day. After that, you can go to the Empire State Building to overlook the night view that is different from Times Square. On the last day, the itinerary was relatively easy, visiting Madame Tussauds during the day and watching the Broadway musical at night.
Epilogue
In New York, you’ll find surprises in traditional landmarks and little-known places. In this independent and free soul yearning place, the fashionable and charming capital, there is always a way of entertainment that belongs to you waiting for you to discover for yourself.
