This is a large very well stocked supermarket with many varieties of the items you want on the shelves. The store is clean & the employees are helpful. They also have sushi here, and it’s not bad!
The campus church was built in 1845 and contains the altar from the original St. Patrick’s Cathedral & has some beautiful stained glass windows.
Great place to start a tour of the area--Central Park, Lincoln Center, the subway below connects you to everywhere.
Oldest restaurant in Chinatown--it's worth coming here just because of that, but the prices are low & the food & service is good. Always crowded, but we didn't have to wait long at all.
Great stuff! Eat here, shop here. Everything you can think of related to Italian cuisine, located on 23rd Street near the Flatiron Building.
What a beautiful green space in the middle of the city! If you'd seen what this place looked like 30 yrs ago, you wouldn’t believe its the same space.
While not open to the public as a tourist attraction, this iconic skyscraper is a symbol of NYC & while you are running around the town, it’s worth passing by and getting a good photo.
The staples of Jewish-American cuisine (lox, bagels, pumpernickel, blintzes, matzo ball soup) great here. It’s packed on the weekend. Bring cash cuz they don’t accept cards.
If you’re only going to eat here once, you have to have a bagel (get the pumpernickel) with cream cheese & lox, but they also have other smoked fish, caviar & desserts. You can’t go wrong here. Enjoy!
Pretty place, good service, large portions, big variety of cheesecake flavors.
The changing of the guard can be seen every 30 minutes between 9 AM & 5 PM and is something that should not be missed.
It's OK, but it's not his birthplace, but a recreation--rebuilt in 1918. 60% of the artifacts belonged to the family, but it's free to get in.
Rose garden is beautiful (700 types on display). Conservatory is great for tropical plants. What happened to the bonsai trees and the orchids?
Shouldn’t be missed if you are visiting Arthur Avenue! I had rabbit stew (which was great), but if you like more traditional fare, they have it as well as beautiful brick oven pizzas.
Great bargains can be found here. Store is neat and organized, and staff are friendly and helpful, if just a little hard to find at times.
This store is very well-stocked and easy to navigate and find what you are looking for. It’s a pleasure to shop here.
A part of American history. Info & artifacts related to the assassination of Abe Lincoln. This is a place all Americans visiting DC ought to take the time to visit. You might even learn something.
This is a place to pay respect to the veterans who are interred here, many of whom died to preserve our freedom. You can also find the Tomb of the Unknowns & can see the changing of the guard.
It’s a nice break from the many museums you’ll be visiting along the Mall. It gives you a chance to slow down for a while and just stroll among some beautiful plants. Admission is Free!
If for no other reason, you should come in to see the precious stones, which are beautiful and include the Hope Diamond, a blue diamond weighing about 45 carats. Admission is free.
Don't miss this--especially at sundown. You will get some great photos.
