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Central Park
Huge park you can wander for hours - has a zoo, walking trails and cafes inside.
Quality Bistro
Walking distance from the south end of Central Park - don't miss their insane onion soup.
The Ivory Peacock
Largest gin selection in America: take the gin experience with 6 gins plus tonic, cream, lemon peel and spices; try La Gin neat and the tuna tartare.
Times Square
Iconic shops but pricey and no real food scene - come back at night when it's all lit up, the vibe is totally different.
Museum of Ice Cream
$45 ticket includes 4-5 different ice creams (kosher), a slide and the pink sprinkle pool — fun for adults too.
Museum of Modern Art
A must-visit modern art museum - students should bring a student card for a discount.
Sadelle's
Bagels are the star — build your own with house salmon or egg salad; the giant challah French toast is wow. Brunch cost $135.
Empire State Building
Go up on a clear day — the elevator has a screen ceiling and the sunset over Manhattan is stunning.
Moxy NYC Chelsea
Rooms are tiny (14 sqm) but have everything and a great view; wait for evening check-in to get a high floor facing the Empire State.
Sephora Times Square
The biggest Sephora in the USA — a whole skincare floor and a pink Rare Beauty corner.
The Rink at Rockefeller Center
She calls it the most iconic winter spot in New York — the classic ice rink in the snow.
FAO Schwarz
The most iconic toy store in NY: Build-A-Bear with Hogwarts robes, a Jellycat Diner and a $20 adopt-a-pet stand.
Disney Store Times Square
Huge Disney store — good place to find princess dresses and costumes for kids.
M&M'S World New York
Wall of M&M's by weight at $9.49 per 1/2 lb, plus a 'What's your color mood?' dancing scanner machine.
Rockefeller Center
Walking distance from Times Square; great shops around and an ice rink open all year round.
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