Always
regarded one of the nation's leading destinations for work and travel, New York Tours has a plenty of things to do. Some attractions are famous world-wide,
while others sort of sneak their way in. The following attractions are some
things that will be worth your time to experience. While there are a number of
delights in the big apple, try one, some or all of these fun and various
attractions.
New
York City Ferries
New
York City Ferries are pretty cool. An absolutely relaxing and unique way to see
the city, the many ferries allow for easy transportation as well as
sightseeing. Providing weather permits, it is hard to find a better way to see
it for yourself. Skimming the placid waters surrounding the cities most notable
structures makes it all real. As for most attractions in the city it can be
elbow to elbow, off hours and off days are recommended to make it a pleasant
ride.
9/11
Memorial
This
incredibly important memorial to the thousands of victims of 9/11 recently
opened at the sight of the devastating attack on our country. Masterful
Architecture elegantly captures the mood of reverence, remembrance, and
respect. A truly sad and important day in our history is memorialized for all
of us to experience.
Sunset
Eco Tour to Harbor Heron Islands
Taking
the Eco tour is just the way to do so. The tours aren't always running as it
would be wise to call ahead. The tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable.
The whole trip is about an hour and a half leaving plenty of time to get to
move on to your next set of plans. A low environmental impact trip to witness
the flocking of thousands of herons might be just what you need after the
crowds have worn you down.
High
Line Park
Located
on the lower west side of Manhattan, High Line Park is a great place to stroll
with a friend or family member and sip a cup of coffee while being in the mix.
A safe and inviting park for visitors and locals alike, this slightly elevated
park puts you perched up along points of the city. A long stretch of
infrastructure that became outdated, High Land Park has been transformed to
beautify the city.
Katz's
Delicatessen
The
city is known for many things. One of those is the delicatessens. Probably the
most famous is Katz's. Founded in 1888, this Jewish style deli offers possibly
the cities best pastrami. Holding on to its past as not much has changed over
the years. A sign points down to the table where Meg Ryan pulled off her
memorable deli scene in When Harry Met Sally. Aside from the hype and crowds,
the food is just plain good. You'll want what she's having.
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