One memorable week in the city of New York. Trip to the United States

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A quick taste of different neighborhoods of New York:

MANHATTAN

Financial District / Battery Park: New York's financial district occupies the southern tip of Manhattan. It has beautiful buildings, as well as places full of history such as the New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street, Trinity Church, the building housing the Federal Reserve, The Old Custom's House and many others.

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Nearby, the Battery Park, head to the Staten Island Ferry, and that the shuttles commuters between Staten Island and Lower Manhattan skyline offering stunning views of the bay of Manhattan, and Miss Liberty at no cost.

Chinatown & Little Italy: New York's Chinatown is probably the most eclectic of Manhattan, with its thriving shops, fruit and fish and its colorful souvenir shops, this place, like a large bustling market and exotic, those who wonder visit. In recent years, the boundaries of Chinatown have been expanded to incorporate the nearby Little Italy, which has now lost its authenticity, becoming street full of Italian restaurants for tourists.

Tribeca / Soho / Nolita These three neighborhoods have been transformed from centers of production and distribution in a residential atmosphere and unique architectural looking.

TriBeCa (the Triangle Below Canal Street acronicmo) currently its appearance is that of a residential district of former warehouses converted into luxury condominiums and modern offices. The area boasts some of the restaurants and night clubs "in" the city.

Soho: New York's historic district, turned slowly in a residential area. Today, its cobbled streets, its full of local atmosphere and its elegant shops attract many tourists and shoppers.

Nolita (ie "A North Little Italy): The district is inhabited in part by its former residents, and partly by artists and young professionals who choose to live in a trendy area. It's worth a walk.

Lower East Side & East Village: a social life characterized by a dynamic and trendy lifestyle. The area is divided into two parts by Houston Street to the north is the East Village, while the Lower East Side extends to the south.

Greenwich Village: characterized by an atmosphere of creative and intellectual freedom, is known for being the seat of New York University and Washington Square Park, the neighborhood is home to many famous places of famous people for the frequent reminiscences and literary and film.

Do not miss:
The 'cocktail / evening at the old meat packing district area of slaughterhouses, which now houses a large number of local fashion.

Midtown Manhattan is what we all imagine when we think or the big apple. Midtown is the most bustling commercial district of the United States. The area is home to Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden, 53rd on the many museums (including the Museum of Modern Art, or MoMa) in addition to architectural masterpieces such as the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building and Grand Central Terminal. Do not miss A musical Broadway near Times Square (beautiful at night). Tickets can be purchased at a lower cost at the ticket office at Pier 17.

Upper East Side: Here you will find the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum and the Whitney Museum of American Art Also, if you love cooking and haute coutour, the Upper East Side will also meet people from the most demanding tastes

Upper West Side: The proximity to Central Park and Riverside Park, the Upper West Side are an ideal choice for families with children. The area is also home to the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the American Museum of Natural History, the Children's Museum and Symphony Space.

BROOKLYN
- Williamsburg: Located in the northern part of Brooklyn, between Flushing Avenue, Bushwick Avenue and Kent, is a neighborhood on the move. A number of artists and musicians have begun to populate this area, attracted by rents from its content and warehouses converted into lofts, to make the place more alternative Williamsburg in New York. This area was the cradle of several independent bands such as Interpol or Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and here are the best live music venues, where bands performing emerging.

-Dumbo: The acronym of the more prosaic "Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass" (or "Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass") boasts a spectacular view of Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. The best view is enjoyed by Fulton and the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park. It also offers a series of eclectic and enticing restaurants such as Pete's Downtown Restaurant and pizzeria Grimaldi's.

Do not miss:
The sunset view of Brooklyn Bridge in the background of the Manhattan skyline

HARLEM:
Afro district - has become the preserve of American tour operators who offer a quick view of dl neighborhood.

Do not miss:
Putting the gospel on Sunday morning, much less a jazz concert on Friday night while sipping a "tasty" Harlem Beer.

BRONX:
Historically, the Bronx has a bad reputation, for which it is described as one of the most violent and dangerous in the world but in reality this is thought to be the result of a pure stereotype Still largely because of crime is concentrated solely in the South Bronx.

Do not miss:
accompanied by a baseball game at Yankee Stadium burgers and fries to soak in the heart of American culture.

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