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The Boutique Adventurer
New York has lots of famous landmarks and attractions, like The Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. Let’s take a look at the few lesser-mentioned places to see and things to do.
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The World’s Fair was hosted in New York, and many of the buildings erected for that event are still standing today, although they have long since been abandoned.
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The park is located directly under the Brooklyn Bridge, one of the USA’s most iconic bridges. It sits on a waterfront and offers views of the iconic Manhattan skyline.
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A small island neighborhood just east of Manhattan Island, forming part of northeast Bronx. However, it has developed a notable reputation for its many seafood restaurants.
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If you have a taste for medieval art and history, take a turn at the Met Cloisters. This is an art museum in Fort Tryon Park, in the Washington Heights district of Manhattan.
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Chinatown is a bustling and vibrant community known for shops and colorful street culture and of course Chinese food, which is second to none here.
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From this island, you can see Manhattan's skyline as well as the Statue of Liberty. The island has a beautiful park with a nice bike trail.
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The performances here range from circus, dance, and music to theatre. What makes the venue special is that it used to be an ice warehouse – so you know it’s cool.
The Boutique Adventurer