How To See New York For $35 a Day

Check out the video version of this guide on Howcast.com: How To See New York for $ 35 a DayGet travel tips largest Howcast.com: Travel Video You need a map of Metro comfortable walking shoes of energy from a sense of adventure Step 1: Start with Breakfast Start the day with a bagel New York City. Take a cup of coffee and a deli or from any street vendor for about $ 2.50. A sound like a native, your order with a Shme cream cheese. Step 2: Get a card Get a short Metro Metro. Beginning in spring 2008, a day pass for unlimited public transportation will be $ 7.50. Can you take subway or bus as many yards as you want at a fraction of the cost of a tour bus. Step 3: Make free landmarks Check most beautiful places voluntarily Grand Central Station, New York Public Library, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rockefeller Center and Chrysler Building. Grand Central Station and Public Library offers free tours. Step 4: Take the Staten Island Ferry Take the ferry to Staten Island, his way 70,000 New Yorkers go to work every day. You'll have spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and lower Manhattan "and, unlike the tourist boats that roam the beaches of Manhattan, it's completely free! Step 5: Head of Central Park, now that you've worked up an appetite, head to Central Park for a picnic. a hot dog, piece of fruit and drink only costs about $ 5, and a Central Park Conservancy's free walking tour. Make your way to the Central Park Boathouse, where, theres next to the lake expensive - restaurant with a view thats a huge cut perfect for sunbathing and watching the races expensive car. Step 6: that a child once a kid again, with or without their own children with a trip to the famous toy store FAO Schwarz, where Tom Hanks plays a popular tune with their feet in the film Big. Step 7: Head to Head to Little Italy Little Italy, just north of Chinatown. Each district has its own particular charm, and theyre both good places to buy souvenirs. If you've got a few extra bucks, spring for an Italian ice cream or red bean ice cream. Head to the bookstore and browsing through a local weekly newspaper ads to find lots of free lectures, tours, festivals, and even movies or concerts. Step 8: stay downtown for dinner the East Village and Lower East Side neighborhoods are very large, eat cheap. You can easily keep the price of a delicious meal in the restaurant fill up for $ 20, especially if there is a place marked BYOB "Bring Your Own Booze. Step 9: Visit Times Square If you're still standing, visit Times Square after dark. Go around looking at all infants should be pretty entertaining. In 2006, spent a combined national and international tourists, 24.71 billion U.S. dollars in dollars, while visiting New York City.