Here are some ways to see the city
let me know what you prefer and not.. so that I can adjust it..
I have spent a couple of hrs on it, so please don't ignore this..

---

i will be adding a couple of free museum tours to the list

---

monday (Brooklyn - Manhattan)
coney island beach :: Russian and Afghani enclave FREE • world famous beach FREE • circus sideshows FREE • museum & aquarium
A quite day by the beach or to see the Russian city in America - take a train all the way down to Brooklyn! (2 hours) http://www.coneyisland.com

battery park :: southend tip of manhattan • one block away from the WTC
You can go to the WTC area FREE and then see the Statue of Liberty from a distance FREE! - train from Brooklyn to Bronx! (1 hour) http://www.batteryparkcity.org

tuesday (Manhattan)
42nd street :: times square, broadway
all the famous tv studios FREE, St.Patricks cathedral FREE, NBC studios $15 each for 4 or more, UN HQ FREE, intrepid musuem $14,toys'r'us FREE, wwe shop FREE, disney shops FREE, madame tussauds $25 each etc

wednesday (Queens - Manhattan)
US Open :: 9 to 6
the us open grounds and stadium i got two tkts we will take ground passes $40 later we will see the globe featured in MIB (Flushing Meadow Park) | train #7

thursday (Bronx)
See Harlem and Bronx :: sighseeing
we can use your vehicle, do a li'l shopping etc

friday (Manhattan)
statue of liberty | Empire state building the most famous structures in ny
train to the tip of the island in the morning 1 hour, then the ferry $7 to statue FREE
train to Fifth Avenue and 34th Street in the evening 40 min. The Observatory Deck $10 is currently open on weekdays from 10 am to midnight

saturday
2-Hour Harbor Tour aboard Circle Line Cruises to the NY :: see ny skyline from the ships
http://www.circleline.com

sunday
place :: desc
how to get there


©Copyright 2002 nidhin.com