Which activities and events would you recommend for a single traveler to New Yor

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   Gergposted 6 years ago

   Which activities and events would you recommend for a single traveler to New York City in May?
   
   Want to make the best use of 5 days, and researching it is like taking a drink from a firehose .....

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   CloudExplorerposted 6 years ago

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   lawdoctorleeposted 6 years ago

   Great question, Gerg.  So, you'll be there for five days - I've got 5 ways for you to enjoy New York City.  Take it from a born & bred New Yorker, the best places to go in the New York City area in May are:
   
   1.  Central Park - a great place to get fresh air, enjoy the scenery, and get away from it all.  You can rent a row boat for yourself (or even a remote control boat to skim the pond), enjoy all of the statues, and visit the Central Park Zoo. Top it off with a soda & a Sabrette hot dog from a street vendor and you'll be a happy camper.
   
   2.  Take in a Broadway show.  It's perfect any time of year whether you're a single traveler or with a family, it doesn't matter.  "Give my regards to Broadway..."
   
   3.  Check out Rockefeller Center.  The sunken plaza is beautiful and is a great outdoor cafe during warm weather.
   
   4.  Go to the Empire State Building - all the way to the top and get a 360 degree view of the entire city.  This is great to do during warmer months because the wind can really whip around up there!
   
   5.  Take the ferry to Ellis Island and see the Statue of Liberty.  You'll love the boat trip and of course the views from Ellis Island.
   
   Enjoy your trip!

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   Jackwmsposted 6 years ago

   Guggenheim Estate (We visited this in 1982). West Point (also visited in 1982). We took a tour up the Hudson to get there. Montauk Point (end of Long Island). Teddy Roosevelt Estate in NY City.
   
   I know you can't do all this in 5 days, but there is certainly a lot to do there.
   
   Actually, lawdoctorlee probably gives the best of 5, but these are just some other ideas of places we've been.

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