What are the must sees in new york city?

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Lynn

Take the sightseeing tour bus. I like Broadway. A good museum would be nice. Statue of Liberty. Toys R Us has a rideable ferris wheel inside. NBC building.

Rabbit

Park Avenue (Tiffanies), Central Park, Broadway, The Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, Grand Central Station, Ground Zero...

Zitare

Statue of Liberty and where the two towers were!

t dog

i would see radio music hall and the skating rink next to the really big tree

Thunderman9

Bundle up it can get rather windy here in NYC in December. I would say the Empire State Building, Macy's if you're into shopping, The Intrepid, The Chrysler Building. Times Square, Central Park, Rockefeller Center (see the Christmas tree there). I may have forgotten a few things, but that's a good start. You could include some museums and art galleries too.

mrr86

I am in an office here right now, and it is cold, and when you come it will be colder! Bundle up! Come see the Xmas tree, regardless of your religion..it is beautiful. Go ice skating in central park, go to the top of the empire state building, visit the wtc site, walk around times square both during the day and at night..walk around the village AT NIGHT on the weekend (depending on age..it is filled with bars but very unique area)...see a broadway show.. Most of all though, just hang out in central park..

Jamerican

Empire State building and times square.

phil

i shall be sitting in Burp on E7th st for the whole month see you there?

Penelope

Definitely visit Rockerfeller Center and Go to the "Top of the Rock" The view is great..Even better than the Empire State Building Honestly..I know..I was born in Astoria Queens and raised my three children in Stuyvesant Town in Manhattan..Also take one of the tour busses around to the different sections of the city...You will see everything. Definitely get tickets to Radio City Music Hall...Don't bother to get the Orchestra or the 1st or 2nd balcony...Take the 3rd balcony and go to section H I think it is . It is much cheaper and you see more. Really, I know. I have been there so many times and I like the third balcony best...If you are young then you might want to see the East Village. I live there now between 1st Avenue and Avenue A on 7th street. Lots of restaurants of every different nationality... Definitely go to Grand Central Station. It's gorgeous and it has tons of places to see. Should not miss the Metropolitan Museum of Art...Fabulous..even if you do not do museums that much..Also go on concierge.com/destination and see New York Stuff..Times Square is also very, very exciting to see.. Try to go on to earthcom.com and NYC and see where the cameras are. Take your phone with you and stand in front of the camera and call home...They will get a kick out of seeing you live and also speaking with them at the same time...Also go on NYC.org and look up great places for tourists and get discounts too. Go to Macy's on 34th street too. It's very crowded but also see the Christmas Windows and also the one at Lord & Taylors on 39th and 5th Avenue...Gorgeous..St. Mark's place down in the East Village is also very, very interesting. You might see some really odd looking things..Guaranteed...Have a great time P.S. You should also try Lower Broadway and Canal Street and Chinatown and Little Italy...Nice...

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renosgirl2006

5th Ave. Ritzy & Rich!!!
47th Street " Diamond District
48th on Rockefeller Center and all the top designer stores in the world! Keep going up you will see the NBA store, Donald Trumps beautiful pink Marble bldg, Coke Cola store, Izod etc Oh on 60th 5th FAO Schwarz Famous Toy store. (Between 5th & Madison)
H20 further down in the 50's one ave over Madison Ave. Great store for soaps, etc.
Now for bargains go over to the West side 34th St where Macy's is located check out Conways (pink shopping bags) Great Clothing and CHEAPPPPPPPPPPP!!! also go down to 28th & broadway a few blks from Macys and check all the perfume outlets. Also ask somebody where Jacks is located. Great bargain store. it's near the famous penn station area. DON'T BUY NOTHING OFF THE STREETS! DON'T EAT FROM THOSE DIRTY STREET VENDORS. Oh check out the 42nd street On the west side. Beautiful lights, movies starbucks over there sometimes have famous people. Lots of movie theatres up the block the famous Broadway. don't buy from those expensive tourist shops. Find a nice 99 cents store and buy all your I love NY cups etc. Buy yourself a unlimited Metro bus and train card and go everywhere. Go up to 72nd Broadway very Trendy area. Further up the famous Columbia University on 116th St. Oh and now let's not forget the village downtown. Alot of gay people hang out there so get use to it. Funky stores, lots of tattoo shops etc. If you like Red Lobster there is one now on 42nd so ask when you are on the west side. Oh and 7th AVe fashion ave if you are down on 29th st FIT college and alot of fancy fur coat stores. let me know what you like and i will tell you where to go!

lil miss smiley

The store windows are georgues. Macy's is the best, I think it's on 33rd and 7th, or somewhere near there. If you can tickets to Radio City, go. Times Square at night is beautiful. A great resturaunt is Mars 2112, although it's expensive. NBC, CBS, and ABC are great stores to go to. If you'll be near Centeral Park, it's nice there. Lastly, the best thing to do is walk around. It's a great way to experience the city. Have a wonderful trip!

Adrienna

Gurl! EVERYTHING!! go to timesquare,ground zero,shopping etc.. gurl you are going to have FUN so much . enjoy every moment.

twilightzone

THE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY and attached 2 it,THE HAYDEN PLANETARIUM..b sure 2 c one of their skyshows! Also walk along the BROADWAY strip,where all the theatres,movies,restaurants are..You might want 2 call in advance n get tickets 4 a BROADWAY SHOW! also visit THE STATUE OF LIBERTY n also The Metropolitan Museum of Art and other galleries N of course visit Times Square so u can c where they drop the ball on New Years Eve! Also Chinatown.Little Italy n other ethnic enclaves! Visit Wall Street n The New York Stock Exchange where a scene in Ghost was filmed !Take a ride on the subway so u know what it is like

GHOST was filmed

Julia

stat of liberty

gurllucky7

Town square!!! all of it. its gorgeous. especially at night.

elitesouthwest

Garbage and bums

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