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Visitors intent on making up their own minds about the self-proclaimed "center of the universe" will first want to arm themselves with this indispensable guide. Author David Ellis, a New York native, provides far-reaching coverage of the sights, hotels, and restaurants of the city, while augmenting the practical information with fascinating historical and cultural facts. Emphasizing Manhattan, with its excellent museums, architecture, and nightlife, this guide also celebrates the outer boroughs. Reflecting New York's multicultural mosaic, it points the way to great ethnic neighbourhoods and explores gay and lesbian city life. Maps help to make sense of the city's transportation system.

Lonely Planet: The world's leading travel guide publisher presents a comprehensive guide to New York City, offering up-to-date advice on must-see attractions and hidden gems. Experience iconic sights, unwind in Central Park, and enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Broadway and Brooklyn with this trusted companion. The guide features zoom-in maps, full-color images, and an inbuilt dictionary for quick referencing. Tailor your trip with highlights and itineraries, insider tips to save time and money, and essential information such as hours of operation and transit tips. Honest reviews cater to all budgets, covering dining, accommodations, sightseeing, and shopping, while cultural insights enrich your experience with knowledge of art, music, and history. A convenient pull-out map is included in the print version, along with over 28 color maps. This guide is perfect for those seeking the best of New York City, focusing on popular attractions while also recommending offbeat experiences. For a more extensive exploration, consider the full New York City guide or Pocket New York City for a quick trip. Since 1973, Lonely Planet has been a leader in travel media, helping travelers discover both must-see spots and the rich culture of their destinations.

What Will Your New York Encounter Be? Taking a romantic ride on Central Park's Boathouse Lake Watching the sun set and city lights flicker from the Empire State Building Discovering the next Warhol or Basquiat at the Dumbo Arts Center Going underground after-hours with the beautiful people at Sullivan Room Marketing through Chelsea - flea, farmers or the famed Chelsea Market itself Dining on dim sum (and then some) at Chinatown's Tai Pan Bakery Discover Twice the City in Half the Time Full-color pull-out map for easy navigation Our local author recommends the best restaurants, shops, theaters, galleries and more Hand-picked highlights, itineraries and web resources help you make the most of a short trip New Yorkers share the love: meet a hansom driver (and his horse), a skin specialist, a contractor and a practicing Wiccan

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