When in New York City, one will never be short of attractions. All the hot spots are logistically well connected adding convenience to tourists. If you are interested in great architecture then Chrysler Building is a must to visit. The building provides lovely ceiling murals, which is worth your visit. There are plenty other architecturally sound building like this one.

Come to Top of the Rock: Rockefeller Center Observation Deck for a majestic view of the city's most famous places. You can view Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, Hudson and east rivers from the top of the observation center. Top of the rock is a state of art observatory which has got six levels to it. Children under the age of six are granted free admission here. The observation time is from 8 am to midnight daily.

Perhaps the better known landmark of New York City is the Empire State Building. This was once the tallest building if the world. This 102 floor building has got 1860 steps from the ground level. The visual radius from the top of the building is almost 80 miles on a clear sunny day. More than 15000 visitors visit the building every day.

Ellis Island Immigration Museum is located on the New York Harbor. The harbor tells a historic story of the plight immigrants who entered United States from 1892 to 1954, through this port. The island is renovated for the visitors and experiences large number of tourist each year. There are documentary films, audio tours and exhibits which the tourists can see and experience.

New York City is known the world over as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The city is bustling with people, activities, cultures and phenomena of all scales, shapes and sizes. It is no wonder that most tourists feel a little overwhelmed in this rush of life during their first visit to the place.

Visiting New York

http://www.nycvisit.com/.

Aimed at especially helping tourists are a number of visitors' centers spread throughout the city. These institutions offer a number of useful maps and information regarding the city. From the New York Tourism Kiosk and the Times Square Info Center to the Apple Aides Center and Downtown Visitors Center, the city opens its arms wide to all newcomers.

Finding Help at Tourist Centers in New York

http://www.ny.com/general/centers.html

Dining in New York is one of the most pleasurable experiences. With homage paid to every possible variety of cuisine from around the world, ranging from Italian to Indian, Mexican to Spanish, Chinese to Sicilian, New York City is a food connoisseur's wildest dreams come true. Danny Meyer's stall in Madison Square Park is known for its delicious hamburgers while Balthazar is recommended for that authentic French Bistro experience.

Dining in New York City

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Expert Tips for Eating Out in New York City

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Settled in the year 1625, New York City boasts of a vibrant culture and multi-ethnic settlements. Spread over the five boroughs of Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Manhattan the city offers a chance to tourists to soak in flavors and feelings from around the world in this most diverse of places.

Cultural Heritage and Richness of New York

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New York City Tourist Map

http://www.nyctourist.com/map1.htm