NEW YORK CITY – TRAVEL GUIDE

BY CLASS 8b

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Table of contents

I. Sights in New York 2 – 7

1. Times Square 2

2. Empire State Building 3 - 4

3. Central Park 3

4. Statue of Liberty 5

5. Ground Zero 6

6. One World Trade Center 7

II. Inside tips 8 – 11

III. Places to eat and drink 12 – 14

IV. Famous parts of New York 15 -17

1. China Town 15

2. Little Italy 15

3. Brooklyn 16 – 17

4. Harlem 17

V. History and specials about New York City 18 -25

1. Ellis Island 18 – 19

2. Special events in the city 20 - 21

3. New York night life 22 – 25

VI. Things to do under 10$ 26 – 28

VII. Things to do in two days 29 – 30

We are proud to finally publish our travel guide of New York City and hope that we can show you more than just one side of this city. In our travel guide are not just famous

sights, but also places of which you have not heard before.

Have fun with our travel guide when you are in New York! All the best, your class 8b.

THE NEW YORK CITY

TRAVEL GUIDE

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I. Sights in New York

1. Times Square – some information about it

Times Square in New York City is found at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue and

it is called like this because the New York Times Square building (“T.S.1”). It is the tallest

skyscraper in New York. It stretches from West 42nd Street to West 47th Street and it is the

center of the Broadway theatres of Manhattan.

There are about 40 theatres in the district around Times Square and enough fast food chains

and cafés, so that you will not be hungry. You also find souvenir shops for buying souvenirs

for yourself, your friends or relatives, but also fancy restaurants, cinemas, the MTV studios,

Sony and the headquarter of “Vogue” magazine. Times Square has plenty of illuminated signs.

It is famous for this. Times Square has its own riot police and its own garbage collection which

is organized by Times Square Business Improvement.

Some historical facts about Times Square:

In the 1930s Times Square was officially divided into two sections. The southern end was

named Times Square and the northern end was renamed Duffy Square.

The "Naked Cowboy" –

who is not actually naked

– has become a legend on

Times Square for decades.

One Times Building:

place: New York City, USA

Constructed between 1903 and 1905

architect: Cyrus L.W. Eidlitz

floors: 25

height: 110,6 metres Until 1928 it was used as the headquarters

of the ‘’New York Times” newspaper.

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2. The Empire State Building

The Empire State Building was built in 1931 and was finished on March 17th 1972.

The ESB is 443,2 metres tall and has 103 floors. The elevator just takes 50 seconds to the 86th

floor. Inside the elevator is an e-wall where you can watch a movie about how the tower was

constructed. The Empire State Building is so amazing that it appeared in about 90 movies

from all over the world. The most famous one is King Kong. Inside the building up to 15.000

workers are employed and everyday 10 to 20.000 people enter the building, most of them

being tourists. On a clear day you can see as far as 45 miles from the top.

3. Central Park

The Central Park is a

famous urban park in the

middle of Manhattan. It

was opened in 1873.

Everyday 500.00 people

enter the park. It is 4,7

kilometres long. The

Central Park is popular

for the zoo and for the

grey squirrels.

It is next to the Museum of Natural History.

The ESB in the 1933 King Kong movie Inside the Empire State Building

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DID YOU KNOW?

…that the ESB is located right in Midtown Manhattan on 350

Avenue and between 33rd and 34th Street

…that the ESB does not just have 103 floors, but has 74 lifts in

total

…that the ESB was the world’s tallest building from 1931 until

1972, but then the World Trade Center was built

…that when the World Trade Center collapsed in 2001, the ESB

was again the tallest skyscraper in New York until the new One

World Trade Center was reconstructed

…that the queue to enter the bulding is often very long and you

have to wait at least 30 to 60 minutes if you want to enter

…so better wear comfortable shoes

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4. The Statue of Libery

The Statue of Liberty was built in the year 1875. It is 93 metres tall and was

inspired by the French architect Édouard René. It was a sign for the American

Independence. It was a present by the French people and was given to the

inhabitants of New York on 18th October. If you like to visit the Statue of Liberty,

first you have to take a bus which brings you to the docks in the southern part of

Manhattan. There you jump on a ship which either takes you to the island and

you can visit a museum or the ship takes a tour around the Statue of Liberty.

Inside the statue you can find a museums about the history, the building itself

and other interesting information.

The Statue of Liberty on September 11, 2001 as the

Twin Towers of the World Trade Center burn in the

background

July 4, 1986: First

Lady Nancy

Reagan (in red)

reopens the statue

to the public.

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5. 9/11 and Ground Zero

On the 11th September 2001 19 hijackers took over

four US planes.

Two planes flew into the Twin Towers of the Word

Trade Center which were the highest buildings in

the southern part of the island Manhattan. The

Twin Towers burned and collapsed which resulted

in the death of 2750 people.

After that people built the Ground Zero.

Nowadays the Ground Zero covers the

area of the former and destroyed Word

Trade Center.

6. One World Trade

Center

After you have seen this

breath-taking place, you have

to see the One World Trade

Center. It is the tallest building

in New York City. To build this

amazing Center, it took more than eight years. The One World Trade Center is

541.3 metres tall and it’s the sixth highest building in the word.

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It’s amazing. You have to see these places!

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II. The top 8 inside tips of New York City

1. New York High Line Park

The green park is above the roofs of New York and is a good place to recover. It

was an overhead railway, but nowadays it is abandoned. The entry is free of

charge and it opens at 7.00

am and closes either on 7, 8,

9, 10 or 11.00 pm depending

on the season of the year.

On the High Line you have a

fantastic view over Chelsea

and Meatpicking District,

but you can also relax, eat in

delis and see live-

performances of artists. For people who like sports there are different wellness

courses for example Tai Chi.

2. HBO Film Festival in Bryant Park

If you are in New York in the

summer, you can go the HBO

Film Festival in Bryant Park.

From July to August every

Monday you can watch classical

films like Casablanca,

Ghostbusters or Footloose. It is great that you don’t have to pay at all. There are

tables and chairs, but most New Yorkers are sitting on big blankets and enjoy

what they bring in their picnic baskets.

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3. Rockefeller Center

You can find a good view in many parts of New York, but if you don’t want to

wait in the queue of the Empire State Building you can go to Rockefeller

Center. On the roof, there is the ‘Top of Rock Observatory’. Up there you have

a wonderful view over New York. The

viewing platform is protected by tall

walls of glass. That gives you a great view

and allows you to take breath-taking

photos.

4. Feast on the Chelsea Market

The Chelsea Market is at the Meatpicking District in a very big hall. The hall

was a cookie factory where the famous Oreo cookies were invented. Now

they are selling cupcakes, bread and fish but you can also eat Italian

specialities and enjoy

drinking a glass of wine. At

the market is a small bakery

which is called Sarabeth’s.

They sell delicious cookies

and people who are very

hungry should try the

‘Pumpkin Waffle’.

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5. City Hall Metro Station

A special subway station down in the City Hall, built in 1904 and closed 40

years later takes you on a time trip. Now you can marvel at1 wonderful

architectural details and decorated glassy elements. The station also pours

on2 a nostalgic charm. If you want to get your own idea of3 this, you can book

a tour through the City Hall Metro Station or use the subway line 6 to the

terminal, but don’t get off there. The subway will drive a loop and pass

through the station. Then you will see the station only for a moment, but it’s

cheaper than the tour.

6. Food

Pizza, cronuts, hot dogs or steaks – in New York you can eat what you want.

So here some tips for restaurants, which you have to visit: Katz’s Deli (Here

you should order a pastrami sandwich.),

Bleeker Street Pizza, Gray’s Papaya for

super hot dogs and Serendipity III for

unbeatable desserts (especially

recommended is the “Forbidden Broadway

Sundae”, see on the right).

1 (to) marvel at sb./sth. – über jdn./etw. staunen 2 (to) pour on the charm - Charm versprühen 3 (to) get an idea of sth. – eine Vorstellung von etw. bekommen

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7. ‘’The Water Table’’

Another inside tip is a boat trip with ‘’The Water Table’’. Tickets for this tour

should be booked around one month in advance4 and will cost 50 to 70$ per

person. The boat is an old naval vessel5 and from the viewing platform you

can see many sights, for example

the Brooklyn Bridge, the New

York Port and the Statue of

Liberty. To eat there is a tasty

three-course-menu, which you

get on the two and half hour trip.

The tour starts in Greenpoint in

Brooklyn.

8. Brooklyn Bridge

In Brooklyn there aren’t only trendy quarters, for example Williamsburg,

Brooklyn Heights & Dumbo, but you also have one of the best views on the

New York Skyline. Especially in the evening it’s recommended6 to follow the

expanding front along the East River. A short stop should be absolutely be

made at the

Brooklyn Bridge

because from the

bridge you can

probably take the

most stunning

photos.

4 In advance – vorab, voraus, vorher 5 Naval vessel - Militärschiff 6 Recommended - empfohlen

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III. Places to eat and drink in New York City

To find a good restaurant or a hip bar in NY can be complicated, because you have thousands

of choices where you can go! There are a lot of different restaurants or bars and every year a

lot of restaurants close and new restaurants open.

Here we’ve got the best restaurants for you, not matter if you want to eat a steak, fish or just

sit at the bar and drink a glass of wine … or what about a vegan meal?

New York is a city of diversity and it’s also known for its

incredible food and interesting drinks. You can eat very creative,

tasty and also kind of extravagant food. The best example for

this is the cronut – a mixture between a donut and a croissant.

Many people think of fast food, when hearing American food:

Burgers, hot dogs, French fries and so on… We love food!

You’re absolutely right! So in our section you will find out everything about the best places in

New York to eat and drink.

Price categories

$ low price

$$ medium price

$$$ high price

$$$$ extra high price

Breakfast

1. Penelope

Price class: $$

Address: 159 Lexington Ave

2. Spoon Table & Bar

Price class: $$

Address: 40 East 33rd Street

3. Madison

Price class: $$

Address: 965 1st Avenue

How much tip should I give?

Your tip should be about 15-20% of the bill. Many

restaurants are adding the tip to the bill.

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Burgers

Burgers are America’s most popular food. America without a burger? Hardly imaginable!

1. Eats

Price class: $$$

Address: 1055 Lexington Avenue

2. Umami Burger

Price class: $

Address: 432 6th Avenue

3. Burger Joint

Price class: $

Address: 119 West 56th Street

Lunch

1. Johny’s Luncheonette

Price class: $$

Address: 124 West 25th Street

2. New York Luncheonette

Price class: $

Address: 135 East 50th Street

3. Los Tacos No. 1

Price class: $

Address: 75 9th Avenue

4. Bleeker Street Pizza

Price Class: $

Address: 69 7th Avenue South

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Dinner

1. Mastro’s Steakhouse

Price class: $$$

Address: 1285 Avenue of the

Americas

2. The Modern

Price class: $$$$

Address: 9 West 53rd Street

3. Del Posto

Price class: $$$$

Address: 85 10th Avenue

4. Daniel

Price class: $$$$

Address: 60 East 65th Street

Drinks

Sometimes you just feel like having a drink. Here we have the best bars for you, where can

eat something too, if you like to.

1. Fat Buddah

Price class: $$

Address: 212 Avenue A

2. BOB bar

Price class: $ - $$

Address: 235 Eldridge Street

3. 48 Lounge

Price class: $$

Address 1221 6th Avenue

Mastro’s is also a place where many celebrities

have dinner.

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IV. Famous parts of New York

1. China Town

China Town is in the southern rim of the Lower East Side in Manhattan. It is a very big street.

It is on the Canal Street, Mott Street, Pell Street and Doyers Street and there are about 200

restaurants. The best “dim-sum restaurant” is the “Nom Wah Tea Parlor”, the second best

restaurant is “Jing Fong” and the third best restaurant is “Dim Sum GoGo”. You can eat

shrimps, meat and vegetables. It is very delicious. More than 80.000 people live in this

traditional part of Manhattan.

2. Little Italy

Little Italy is on the east side of South of

Houston in Lower Manhattan and right next to

China Town. The most famous street is the

“Mullberry Street”. More than 40.000 people

live there, but only 5% of the inhabitants have

Italian roots. It is the best place to enjoy

pasta or lasagne, but the most popular food

is pizza. Italian food is the 5th famous food of

New York. In Little Italy you can also buy

clothes and the houses look like original

Italian ones.

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3. Brooklyn

The Brooklyn Bridge is the most famous sight of Brooklyn, a part of New

York east of the Manhattan Island.

The Brooklyn Bridge was originally called the New York and Brooklyn Bridge

and the East River Bridge.

The construction of the bridge was completed in 1883.

It is 1833,68 metres

long and 25,91

metres wide.

It is built over the

East River which

enters the Atlantic

Ocean right next to

it.

Constructed by John August Roebling.

The Brooklyn

Museum was opened

in 1895.

It is the second

biggest museum in

New York City.

The engineers were named McKim, Mead and White Daniel Chester French.

You can see a lot of famous modern art there

You can easily go there by taking the subway.

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Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a park in the borough of Brooklyn in New York City.

There are plants from all over

the world.

The Botanic Garden has

725.000 visitors every year.

You can visit the Botanic Garden

at 990 Washington Avenue.

It’s similar to the well-known

Palmengarten in Frankfurt.

4. Harlem

Harlem is the northern

section of the New York City

borough of Manhattan.

It was named after the city of Haarlem in the Netherlands.

In the past century the Italian mafia

was very strong there.

Many famous music artists and

rappers are from Harlem, like f.e.

ASAP Ferg.

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V. History and specials about New York City

1. Ellis Island

In the past many people went to America. In 1892 Ellis Island was opened as a

place for immigrants and by 1924 twelve million immigrants had entered the

USA. Nowadays Ellis Island is a National Monument and a museum

Ellis Island in the past:

Why did so many immigrants enter the USA?

There have been many reasons. Some people weren’t allowed to practise their

religion or they were poor and hungry. In America they could realize their

dreams what they weren’t able to do in their own country.

Could everyone enter the USA?

No, only the smartest could stay.

So some people were declined

that’s why this island is also called

the island of tears.

Ellis Island today:

Since May 11th 1965 the island is managed together with the Statue of Liberty

as a part of the statue of liberty national monument and as a memorial by the

central park administration.

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How can you reach Ellis Island?

You can reach this monument by taking a ferry from the Battery Park.

What can you see there?

There is a museum which can provide you with a lot of information about the

past of the USA and the immigrants. Every half an hour there is a guided tour

through the museum. There are also some quotes of the immigrants like:

“This is the only country where you are not a stranger, because we are all

strangers.”

It is not guaranteed that you will come back happily from your visit to the

island…

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2. Special events in the city

Here are two special events in New York which are in our opinion the most

spectacular and interesting events. If you are in New York you should really visit

at least one of these festivals and events.

Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade

Macy’s Inc. is the largest warehouse operator in the United States with 728 branches. The

headquarters are in Cincinnati, Ohio. The main house is in New York City, one of the largest

department stores in the world and particularly well known. The company is listed on the New

York Stock Exchange.

One of the most popular holiday parades in America is Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade.

This parade begins at Central Park west and ends at Macy’s Herald Square. There you can do

many things. You can buy a balloon or listen to bands. But not only that there are cheerleaders,

dancers or really cool celebrities. That is exactly the reason why you should arrive very early,

because there are more than 8.000 people enjoying the spectacle. Since 1924 it’s a tradition

that began as a day of giving thanks for the blessing year. It’s every year on 23th November

from 9:00 in the morning until 12:00 p.m. and each year it gets bigger and better. Not only

because of the huge balloons, there is a great atmosphere, too. If you want to go there, you

can get there by subway.

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New York Fashion Week

New York is known as the most popular city all over America. Not only because

of the trendy food, the skyline and the Statue of Liberty, but also for the latest

fashion at the New York Fashion Week. It takes place four times a year and it has

many famous designers, photographers, stylists and beauty experts. But not only

designers have the honour to be there, also models like Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid

or other models. The last New York Fashion Week was from September 7th until

14th. But don’t be sad, the next Fashion Week is definitely coming and begins on

February 8th until 16th in 2018. Many famous labels like Michael Kors, Alexander

Wang or Victoria Beckham are presenting their new collections.

So you should really go there and check new trends or even the trendiest

collections!

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3. New York City’s nightlife

New York offers an incredible range of nightlife activities. You can go to bars and

clubs or maybe there is even a festival or a stand-up comedy show:

The number one of the clubs is the Bossa

Nova Civic Club.

There are other bars and clubs like

the No. 2 club in NYC: Good Room

When you don’t like them then there is

another club which is ranked as the

third best club in NYC: Black Flamingo

PS: It’s really expensive to have a party in NYC. Maybe you prefer

one of our other options…

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Rooftop Bars

I know that we talked about bars and clubs now, but one of my favourite places

especially the Rooftop Bars, in which you have a brilliant view over the city and

can get some nice cocktails with your friends. I will recommend you my three

favourites down below:

1. Gansevoort Hotel (Plunge Rooftop Bar + Lounge)

In this bar you enjoy one of

the best views over the city

with awesome drinks and

skilled DJs. The problem is

that you usually have to

wear some really fancy

clothes, because they have a

strict dress code.

And just to mention: If you want to get a table in this bar, you have to

reserve.

2. The Roof (on the PUBLIC Hotel)

The Roof is the first

rooftop bar which was

opened in Lower East Side,

but don’t think that this bar is

not popular. With its great

view of Midtown and

Downtown you can also see

the Empire State Building and

also the One World Trade Center.

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3. Jimmy (on the James Hotel) SoHo

The Jimmy is just

a small bar, but

with some

bonuses. For

example you will

sit in a nicely

decorated garden,

in which you can have a great lunch with your friends.

If you are not really a party person, but you just want to laugh and have

fun you could choose a:

Comedy Club

I have some friends who are not really enjoying to party. That is why I invited

them to some great Comedy Clubs. Here you find my top three selection:

1. Stand Up I NY

This club is a

great place to

laugh and

listen to the

great Stand-

Up comedians

here in the

club. But make sure that you are in before 10:15 in the evening to get a

seat, because the shows are normally sold out.

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2. Comedy Cellar

The Comedy Cellar

is the most popular

comedy club in

Manhattan. Before

the show starts you

should probably

eat and drink

something in the upper floor. And please be early, if you want to get

a good spot to watch the show.

3. Broadway Comedy Club

In this club you will see many celebrity comedians, who started their

career here. One show features four stand-up comedians.

We hope you enjoyed our selection.

Your options for going out in New York are simply unlimited

and the city offers a place no matter the mood you are in.

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VI. Things to do for under 10 dollars

1. Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop

A good place to go for cheap food is the Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop.

It is in the 174 5th Avenue between 22nd and 23rd Street.

There you will find delicious food between 3,50 – 13,50 dollars.

The opening hours are: Mo-FR 6:30am – 8:00pm Sat 9:00am – 6:00pm Sun 9:00am – 7:00pm Tel. 212 675 5096

2. Bronx Zoo

If you are a person loving animals and you like to look at animals, this is

the perfect place to visit. It’s one of the largest zoos in the United States

with over 4.000 animals.

The zoo is open 365 days a year

You can also find something to eat

and drink.

Something special: there are

exceptional animals like Adamma, M’wasi, Sukari, Nala and Shani. But go

and find out yourself!

The opening hours are: Every day from 10:00am – 5:00pm Admission: Adults $ 14.00 / Child (ages 3 – 12) $ 10.00 (Children under 3 years are free.) Address: 2300 Southern Boulevard, Bronx Tel. +1 718-367-1010

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3. Brooklyn Bridge

The New York City

Brooklyn Bridge is one

of the oldest

suspension bridges in the United States. It crosses the East River and connects

the districts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The total length of the bridge is 1.825

metres and the architectural height is 84 metres. The construction of the bridge

started on January 3rd 1870. The bridge was opened on May 24th 1883. You can

drive and walk on the bridge for free and enjoy the beautiful view.

Address: Brooklyn Bridge, New York, NY 10038, USA.

4. MOMA (Museum of Modern Art)

On Friday afternoon the museum is free. The museum of

Modern is near Central Park, in the 53rd Street 11W in

Manhattan. There you can see one of the most important

collections of modern art in the whole world. There are

different kinds of art like paints, photographs and movies.

It’s the perfect place for fans of all sorts of art.

Hours of business: Monday – Sunday: 11:30am – 5:30pm

5. Metropolitan Museum

It’s the biggest art museum in the USA. It has one of

the most important historical art collections all over

the world. It opened its gates on February 20th 1872.

It’s on the east side of the Central Park, in the 5th

Avenue 83rd Street in Manhattan. You can choose

how much you want to pay for admission from 5 up to 20 $.

Hours of business: Sunday – Thursday: 10:00am – 5:30pm

Friday and Saturday: 10:00am – 9:00pm

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6. Housing works thrift shops

It is a nice shop for people who like special

and cheap clothes and to help others. The

money earned by the shop is used for all

people living with HIV / AIDS and HIV

prevention. There you can buy second

clothes.

Manhattan 130 Crosby Street Hours of business: Monday – Saturday: 11:00am – 7:00pm Sunday: 11:00am – 5:00pm Tel. 646 786 - 1200

7. Staten Island ferry

It’s a ferry boat from

Manhattan to Staten Island. On

the trip, you have a perfect

view of the Statue of Liberty.

It’s for free. The town of New

York sponsors the ferry for the

inhabitants of Staten Island that they can easily go to their place of work.

The ferry’s dock is located at 4 Whitenhall Street.

Hours of business: 24/7 every 15 minutes

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VII. Things to do in two days

First you need to plan your trip before you will visit New York. You need to go

and visit some sights, because you won’t have much time.

A standard double-decker bus tour is perfect and it also doesn’t take so much

time and then of course, you also need a map of the city. There are some very

good apps which offer various maps of the city or ask for one at a tourist

information office.

Here is one of my favourite guides:

It starts in Central and will go over

to Ellis Island. There are many

sights that you have to see and

also cool restaurants and

shops you can go to. There is

everything you need, but one

thing isn’t there. You definitely

need a place where you can

sleep, so you must go to the

Ravel Hotel, because it costs

only 125$ per night and it’s a

four star hotel.

HAVE FUN!

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Now that we have a guide, but we just have two full days in New York City. That

is why you find the most important and spectacular attractions in the following

text:

The Empire State Building is the classic one. Everybody visits the top of it on his

or her trip, because you have a great view over the enormous skyline of New

York. If you want to relax, go to the Central Park. There are lots of trees,

flowers, ponds and lawns for sunbathing. History is an important aspect, so you

need to go to the Ground Zero. It’s a monument or tribute for the victims and

their families. Over two thousand people died there on September 11th 2001.

But New York is not just and attractive city, it is also economically important

with the Wall Street. It is the biggest stock exchange in the world, so when you

need money, just go there and try your luck ;). I think after all of this you will

need some rest. You can get it around the Statue of Liberty which is located on

a separate island. In the night you need to go to the Times Square. There are

fantastic lights, TV screens and sometimes even special shows.

We all hope you enjoyed reading through our guide and now have

some ideas for a future trip to this fantastic metropolis.

For further information and more inside tips, just feel free to ask

us

See you in the Big Apple

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This guide’s authors and creators Nicola Amani Layout / Design /

Table of Contents

Adnan Aliyah Times Square / Empire State Building

Taqui Marie Central Park / Statue of Liberty

Hagop Saeid Ground Zero / One World Trade Center

Amani Nicola Inside Tips

Denis Tiffany Places to Eat and Drink

Hiba Joanna Famous Parts of New York City I: China

Town & Little Italy

Ilias Jessica Famous Parts of New York City I: Brooklyn &

Harlem Muhammad Asmaa History of New York:

Ellis Island

Jannai Navera Special Events in the City

Jaynil Norbert New York’s Night Life

Dilan Leonie Things to do under 10 $

Bleron David Things to do in two days

Mr. Schreiber Overall design and administration

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Inside ESB:

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Central Park: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Park#/media/File:3015-Central_Park-

Sheep_Meadow.JPG

ESB: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire_State_Building#/media/File:ESBandDowntown2015.jpg

Statue of Libery 1:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/Nancy_Reagan_reopens_Statue_of_Liberty

_1986.jpg

Statue of Libery 2: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fd/National_Park_Service_9-

11_Statue_of_Liberty_and_WTC_fire.jpg

9/11: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f7/WTC-remnant_highres.jpg

Crash Site:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Trade_Center_site#/media/File:Aerial_photo_of_WTC_groundz

ero.jpg

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Ground Zero:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_September_11_Memorial_%26_Museum#/media/File:New_

York_-_National_September_11_Memorial_South_Pool_-_April_2012_-_9693C.jpg

One World Trade Center:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_World_Trade_Center#/media/File:OneWorldTradeCenter.jpg

High Line Park:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Line#/media/File:Highline_NYC_3705376658_529a375621.jpg

HBO Film Festival: http://bryantpark-prod.imgix.net/images/bryantpark_uploads/images/bpfilmfest-

275.jpg?fit=min&w=1280&h=720

Rockefeller Center:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockefeller_Center#/media/File:GE_Building_by_David_Shankbone.JP

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Chelsea Market:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Market#/media/File:Chelsea_Market_in_2015.JPG

Metro Station: https://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?139352

Food: https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/0a/f0/d9/5b/forbidden-broadway-

sundae.jpg

The Water Table: https://www.tripadvisor.de/Restaurant_Review-g48080-d484939-Reviews-

Water_s_Edge-Long_Island_City_Queens_New_York.html

Brooklyn Bridge: https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/0f/c0/df/66/brooklyn-bridge.jpg

Cronut:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cronut#/media/File:April_2016_Cronut%C2%AE_2_Burnt_Vanilla_Cara

mel_-_photo_by_Dominique_Ansel_Bakery.jpg

Breakfast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakfast#/media/File:Eggs-as-food.jpg

Burgers:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hamburgers#/media/File:Cheeseburger,_fries,_toppings_and_

condiments.jpg

Lunch: https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/02/c3/d5/c9/johnny-s-luncheonette.jpg

Mastro’s: https://ny.eater.com/2014/11/12/7204991/mastros-steakhouse-opens-first-east-coast-

restaurant-today

Dinner: https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/07/59/14/b2/new-york-strip-steak.jpg

Drinks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margarita#/media/File:Memorial_Day_margaritas.jpg

China Town: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinatown,_Manhattan#/media/File:Chinatown-

manhattan-2004.jpg

Little Italy 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Italy,_Manhattan#/media/File:Colour-

changing_%27Little_Italy%27_sign_on_Mulberry_St_(Blue).jpg

Little Italy 2:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Italy,_Manhattan#/media/File:Littleitaly_worldcup.JPG

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Brooklyn Bridge:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/10/Brooklyn_Bridge_und_Lower_Manhattan.jp

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Brooklyn Museum:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/Brooklyn_Museum_June_2008_suns

et_jeh.JPG/1200px-Brooklyn_Museum_June_2008_sunset_jeh.JPG

Brooklyn Botanic Garden:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4a/Bridge_to_Eden.jpg

Harlem: https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-o/01/3f/55/09/harlem.jpg

Ellis Island 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellis_Island#/media/File:Ellis_island_1902.jpg

Ellis Island 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellis_Island#/media/File:USA-NYC-Ellis_Island_crop.jpg

Ellis Island 3: https://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g60763-d104370-i117265255-

Ellis_Island-New_York_City_New_York.html

Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Santa_Claus_arrives.jpg

New York Fashion Week1:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/36/Milagros_Schmoll3.jpg

New York Fashion Week2:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Fashion_Week#/media/File:NYFashionWeekSep2008Front.

jpg

Bossa Nova Civic Club: https://www.yelp.com/biz/bossa-nova-civic-club-brooklyn

Good Room: https://www.yelp.com/biz/good-room-greenpoint

Black Flamingo: https://www.yelp.de/biz/black-flamingo-brooklyn

Gansevoort Hotel: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gansevoort-park-rooftop-new-york

The Roof: https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-roof-new-york-2

Jimmy SoHo: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jimmy-new-york-2?select=iQ9ym3fE3FAFMqKGEu3-

fQ

Stand Up / NY: https://www.yelp.de/biz/stand-up-ny-new-york

Comedy Cellar: https://www.yelp.de/biz/comedy-cellar-new-york

Broadway Comedy Club: https://www.yelp.de/biz/broadway-comedy-club-new-york

Skyline Sunrise: https://wall.alphacoders.com/big.php?i=299365&lang=German

Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop: https://www.yelp.de/biz/eisenbergs-sandwich-shop-new-york

Bronx Zoo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronx_Zoo#/media/File:Bronx_Zoo_001.jpg

Brooklyn Bridge:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklyn_Bridge#/media/File:Pont_de_Brooklyn_de_nuit_-

_Octobre_2008_edit.jpg

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MOMA: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Modern_Art#/media/File:MoMa_NY_USA_1.jpg

Metropolitan Museum:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Museum_of_Art#/media/File:The_Metropolitan_Museu

m_of_Art.jpg

Housing works thrift shop 1: https://www.yelp.com/biz/housing-works-thrift-shop-new-york-14

Housing works thrift shops 2: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/housing-works-thrift-shop-new-

york-14?select=xZH9SdMItXe675OVmDVvlA

Staten Island Ferry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staten_Island_Ferry#/media/File:Spirit_of_America_-

_Staten_Island_Ferry.jpg

Tourist Attraction Map: http://lapiccolaitalia.info/map-of-manhattan-ny-attractions.html/new-york-

city-most-popular-attractions-map-of-manhattan-ny

Big Apple: http://weclipart.com/big+apple+ny+clipart