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Eating in great restuarants, enjoying the architectural wonders of Grand Central Station, the history of the Empire State building, tons of museums, plenty of great bars to have a nice drink, seeing the new and old Yankee stadium before its gone forever!
Ride a bus across town. (Our buses provide some of the most fascinating tours you can take, and I will never understand why they aren't promoted that way!) In particular, two of the longer routes in Manhattan: M101 from Washington Heights down to Cooper Square down the East Side--3rd Avenue going up and Lexington coming down...and the M4 from the Cloisters to Penn Station via Madison Avenue going up and 5th coming back. Trust me: you'll be amazed.
We just came back from the city. We actually went to Central Park on a rainy Saturday afternoon. Seemed appropriate, just wandering around in the park with umbrellas.
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