A Roaming Notes ~ New York

You can continue to take Hop on Hop off the bus or doing yourself for an adventure! Let’s kick things off with a visit to one of the most New York places there is – Central Park, visit the same spots used to film iconic scenes, walk over all of the bridges and enjoy the gorgeous statues and fountains, or take a guided tour know the history and insight of celebrity gossip. Suppose you are a museum fan, The Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York City or American Museum of Natural History, which the movie ”Night at Museum” filmed location. What you’re interested in, you always can find the best museums in New York City. Another highline of the corner of 59th street and 5th avenue – where the Plaza Hotel from Home Alone 2 is located – you will begin walking down the world’s most expensive shopping street: Upper Fifth Avenue. Let’s go shopping!! Later up to Rockefeller’s Top of the Rock observatory, enjoy a 70-story ride up an elevator to the top of Rockefeller Center. It houses a three-story observatory giving you a 360-degree view of the entire city.

Today we starting from Manhattan. Manhattan has been described as the cultural, financial, media, and entertainment capital of the world. First visit Ground Zero Museum workshop, This workshop has images and artifacts documenting one the worst days New York has ever experienced, and 911 Memorial & Museum, the site of New York’s biggest heartbreak.

Then visit the 86th floor of New York’s most iconic building of all – the Empire State Building. From its rich history and unique design, the landmark is New York’s can’t miss experience. Views circling 360 degrees consist of enormous skyscrapers and concrete towers bursting high above the streets of NYC. The Empire State Building has featured numerous films from King Kong to Sleepless in Seattle, and Home Alone 2 to Men in Black International all worthy of your recollection! If you want to pursue New York’s most prosperous night and night, gorgeous neon lights, Broadway theatres and gourmet restaurants, Hell’s Kitchen, come to Times Square! The best photo should take at the corner at 7 Avenue with 44th or 45th street with flashing neon lights and giant digital billboards for a classic New York photo.

Today visiting the Statue of Liberty is one of the top bucket list activities on your trip in New York; take a ferry from Battery Park, getting the chance to view other New York Landmarks on your way to Ellis Island. Once there, read up on the stories of the millions of people who made their way to America looking for a fresh start. Then take pictures of Lady Liberty herself and don’t forget to pay the newly unveiled Statue of Liberty Museum a visit.

Once back in Manhattan, it’s time to explore the maze-like street of the Financial District. Start with Stone Street, Broad Street and William Street before reaching Wall Street. Check out the Trump Building, Federal Hall, Trinity Church and NYSE with the Fearless Girl statue. Then visit Chelsea Market; there are various types of shops, fashion shops, spices, bookstores and exotic restaurants. The biggest highlight is the gathering of food, which makes it the most famous food court in New York. You can spend a few hours exploring Chelsea Market, find a great spot for a quick take-out lunch and enjoy the atmosphere, or there are dozens of trendy bars and unique restaurants here can always find one for you to enjoy it.

Today, spend time in Brooklyn and DUMBO; walk from Manhattan across the Brooklyn Bridge to Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Bridge was completed in 1883, and it was the world’s first suspension bridge made of steel, often appearing on movie screens. Like the famous SOHO district in New York, the DUMBO district comprises red brick walls, stone roads, and the Brooklyn Bridge standing behind two buildings, these three classic elements create DUMBO. The ground can still see the remains of the old railway, It is the trace of the freight route of the century-old factory that was lined in this area in the early days, and it is also the scene of many classic film scenes. Now, DUMBO has become a new and creative art district loved by young people, attracting artist studios, art galleries, experimental theatres, etc., and is also one of the best places to enjoy the night view of New York. Along the river, you can have a panoramic view of the entire Manhattan street view.

This morning, heading to airport your New York journey concludes today.