United States
Madison Square Garden, Broadway and a city that never stops
New York has more stages than anywhere else: Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, MetLife Stadium and dozens of Broadway theatres. The subway runs all night, so you can catch an encore in Brooklyn and still grab a slice in Manhattan at 2 a.m.
Where it is in United States
At a glance
The unmissables
A walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, ideally early in the morning before the crowds arrive.
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An afternoon in Central Park — rent a boat or stroll to Bow Bridge.
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A Broadway show and the lights of Times Square after dark.
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Founded by the Dutch as New Amsterdam in 1624 and renamed by the English forty years later, New York grew into the main gateway for millions of immigrants arriving via Ellis Island.
Each wave left its mark — from Little Italy and Chinatown to Harlem's jazz clubs — and turned the city into the cultural and financial capital of America.
Big, thin, foldable slices — best from a busy corner pizzeria.
Boiled then baked; add lox for the classic breakfast.
A towering deli sandwich, a Lower East Side legend.
Walking distance to Madison Square Garden, Times Square and Broadway theatres.
Bars, small music venues and late-night food at better prices.
Trendy and close to Brooklyn venues, one subway stop from Manhattan.
Everything above is the teaser. The downloadable guide goes deep — the stuff locals know and first-timers miss, ready on your phone offline.
…and much, much more.
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