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Where else in the world can you visit Italy, China, Korea, Greece, Ireland, and Poland by subway? Watch Shakespeare in the Park, see fireworks over Lady Liberty, witness giant floats from the tops of international landmarks, and rejoice with today's most talented enterainers as they finally "make it"? The answer is nowhere, because there's only one New York, and it's even bigger, better, and more dynamic than you could ever imagine. Get caught up in the whirlwind, feel that electric energy they're always talking about and use it to fuel you as you shop 21 blocks of the world's most prestigious luxury brands' flagship stores on Fifth Avenue. Browse even more priceless treasures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Natural History, MoMA, or the art galleries of Chelsea, Greenwich Village, and Tribeca. Hop on a ferry to see the famous Statue of Liberty and find your family name on the register at Ellis Island. Return NEW YORK The City that Never Sleeps East River Queens- Midtown Tunnel Hudson River Hudson River Holland Tunnel N E W J E R S E Y Ward's Island E. 96th St. E. 72nd St. E. 79th St. E. 57th St. W. 42nd St. W. 34th St. W. 23rd St. W. 14th St. Houston St. Canal St. Manhattan Bridge Williamsburg Bridge Brooklyn Bridge West End Ave. Amsterdam Ave. Columbus Ave. Ave. Madison Ave. Lexington Ave. Ave. 10th Ave. 9th Ave. 5th Ave. Park Ave. S. 3rd Ave. 2nd Ave. 1st Ave. 11th Ave. 12th Ave. West Side Hwy. Park Ave. Broadway Ave. A Ave. C 8th Ave. 7th Ave. Ave. of the Americas Broadway Lafayette St. Hudson St. Bowery Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel Roosevelt Island Central Park Central Park W. Q U E E N S W. 96th St. W. 79th St. W. 72nd St. W. 57th St. E. 23rd St. FDR Dr. Riverside Dr. E. 14th St. Wall St. Queensboro Bridge Lincoln Tunnel Delancey St. Henry Hu ds o n P kwy. B R O O K L Y N Chambers St. 495 9a 0 1 miles 0 1 km Empire State Bldg. Chrysler Bldg. Rockefeller Center United Nations Lincoln Center Times Square Carnegie Hall American Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum of Art Guggenheim Museum Central World Trade Center site Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Park Zoo New York | 77 Consult your travel agent for more details on these and other tours. • All Loops Double Decker Bus Pass • All Loops including Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island ferry ticket • The Big Apple - Helicopter Flight • Broadway Theater Tickets • Circle Line - Full or Semi-Circle • Classic New York • Freestyle New York • Harbor Cruise • Holiday Lights Tour • New York, NY Helicopter Flight • Night Loop • Taste of New York, Helicopter Flight VACATION ENHANCING TOURS Bright lights, big city—take a bite of the Big Apple by booking your tours in advance. 11 13 14 4 1 10 12 15 9 5 2 6 7 3 8 for one of the most delicious meals of your life; with nearly 2,084 restaurants—126 of them awarded Michelin stars—world-famous pizza, and plenty of healthy competition, you can't go wrong. Walk it off at the Highline, then take a breather to absorb the sensory overload and flashing lights of Times Square. See a Broadway show or performance at Lincoln Center, or choose not to end your night at all in the City That Never Sleeps. At the end of your visit, you'll be saying the same thing its residents do: I love New York!