New YorkThe World's Urban Epicenter![]() The Big Apple, Gotham, "the city that never sleeps," or however you want to call it, New York is uncontestedly the world's most exciting and vibrant city. It is the capital of the globalized world, and a microcosm of the planet -- a melting pot of cultures, styles, and flavors. This is the world's urban epicenter, and in between its skyscrapers, down Broadway's bright lights, and past its several world-class museums, New York buzzes with activity. Alongside top-notch culture, entertainment, and glamour, is a cosmopolitan diversity in the multitude of locals and tourists always rushing somewhere. But while it may all seem too frenetic or chaotic, it doesn't take long to fall for the spirit of New York. It is its inexhaustible energy that make it a sensational city to be experienced over and over again. New York doesn't follow trends, it sets them. New Yorkers turn shabby into chic, and enjoy the simple as much as the refined. They meet for brunch, socialize at a gallery, overdose on shopping, search for the next hottest neighborhood, or sip a cocktail at a rooftop bar, and end their day knowing that there is no other city like this one -- which is why every culture or lifestyle can feel at home here, and you will too.
Choose from the Metropolitan, the Frick Collection, or the Guggenheim. And don't forget the fantastic Museum of Natural History. SEE THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO ALL SIGHTS AND ATTRACTIONS »
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The fine dining and often Michelin-starred places are mostly found Midtown, and the tourist-friendly chain restaurants are concentrated in and around Times Square.
The department stores and major luxury labels are on Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue (from 59th to 79th Street), while landmark Macy's (self-described as "the world's largest store") is on the corner of 34th Street and Broadway. The more interesting independent boutiques are found in SoHo, where the younger and trendier New Yorkers prefer to shop, with most stores concentrated around Prince and Spring Street. Moving into Greenwich Village, walk down Bleecker Street for some quirky shops, and into the Meatpacking District for the hottest fashions.
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