The Big Apple needs no introduction. It is everything you ever thought it could be and a whole lot more. When you walk between the high skyscrapers you feel small, and let's face it: you are. New York City is like a small universe. You will find every type of person on earth represented not only in the UN buildings but also on the street and in different parts of town. Among the main interests of New York City are the many museums, the architecture and the endless shopping possibilities, especially along Madison Avenue. For many people, New York City is overwhelming.
One visit is not enough; one week is not enough. New York has the magic to keep bringing you back often. Broadway theaters, The Lincoln Center, the Staten Island Ferry (free), Canal St. vendors, and hundreds of other attractions will make you a regular visitor.
Greenwich Village:
In Washington Square Park, you may catch a jam session in which anyone can participate.
Chinatown:
Chinatown New York City, the largest Chinatown in the United States
Little Italy:
If you like Italian food, this is the place to find genuine Italian cuisine.
Chelsea:
Known for its many nightspots and art galleries.
Central Park:
The green lung of Manhattan.
Bronx Zoo:
The largest metropolitan zoo in the United States, the Bronx Zoo comprises 265 acres of parklands and natural habitats -- home to over 4,000 animals, many of which are endangered or threatened species.
Upper West Side:
Solid (often neo gothic or Victorian) architecture.
The Bronx:
Home to the New York Yankees, the Bronx offers much to visitors and citizens alike.
-Taken from world66.com
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