Guidebook for New York
Arts & Culture
Talk a walk through New York's newest museum space
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Salmagundi Museum of American Art
Talk a walk through New York's newest museum space
Even if you're not into art you must see the structure itself. it's magnificient
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Solomon R. Guggenheim safn
1071 5th AveEven if you're not into art you must see the structure itself. it's magnificient
Metropolitan listasafn
1000 5th AveBring a book and sit by the pool in the Egyptian section
American Museum of Natural History
200 Central Park WestSee evolution through history
Parks & Nature
Once a railway track cutting through the city it is now a park cutting through the urban jungle.
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High Line Park
Once a railway track cutting through the city it is now a park cutting through the urban jungle.
Battery Park City
Look across the Hudson to Jersey
The Met Cloisters
99 Margaret Corbin DrBeautiful park away from the rest of New York
Food Scene
The Lobster Place
75 9th AveLobster cooked to perfection at Chelsea Markets The Lobster Place
Buddakan
75 9th AveAsian inspired deco and asian fusion cuisine. How can you not try?
Morandi
211 Waverly PlItalian brunch
Union Square
New York's biggest farmers market. Open on Mon, Wed, Fri, and Sat
mŏkbar
75 9th AveKorean inspired ramen
Basta Pasta
37 W 17th StFamous pasta chain from Japan. You must try the UNI pasta!
Traditional Japanese food. The tonkotsu might be the best in the city.
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Ootoya Chelsea
8 W 18th StTraditional Japanese food. The tonkotsu might be the best in the city.
Ippudo NY
65 4th AveConsidered to be one of New York's top ramen joints
Drinks & Nightlife
Kiss & Fly
409 W 13th StDrink and dance the night away
1 Oak NYC
453 W 17th StWhere the celebrities come hang
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StWhole Foods best place to get organics
Entertainment & Activities
Chelsea Piers
Chelsea PiersGo to the driving range or go to bowling!