Gepostet: 26.08.21 | 26. August 2021
Die Stadt, die 1624 als „New Amsterdam“ als „New Amsterdam“ besiedelt wurde, wurde 1664 unter englisches Management. Nach der amerikanischen Revolution war New York sowohl der Sitz der amerikanischen Macht als auch der Regierung und landete 1789 die Finanzierung der Nation, als George Washington vereidigt wurde.
Obwohl es nicht mehr die Finanzierung der Nation ist (es wurde nach Philadelphia, das Jahr und dann nach Washington, DC im Jahr 1800), ist NYC immer noch das schlagende Herz des Landes.
NYC beherbergt rund 10 Millionen Menschen und hat ebenso viel zu sehen wie zu tun. Sie können die Oberfläche bei einem typischen vier- oder fünftägigen Besuch kaum kratzen. (Aber andererseits glaube ich nicht, dass selbst eine viermonatige Reise ausreicht, um NYC zu sehen! Die Stadt verändert sich ebenfalls stark.)
New York ist bei einem Besuch unmöglich zu „sehen“. Diese Stadt ist ein Haus zu unzähligen Restaurants, zahlreichen Museen, Attraktionen, Spielen sowie skurrilen Dingen. Sie müssen sich nur mit dieser Tatsache zurücksetzen, es sei denn, Sie bewegen Sie sich hier (und vielleicht auch dann nicht einmal), Sie werden nur einen Bruchteil dessen sehen, was Sie sehen möchten. Es dauert eine Weile, um sich in der Stadt umzugehen.
Wie gehst du als Reisender genau nach NYC? Was sind die besten Dinge, die Sie hier sehen können? Was ist die beste Reiseroute für NYC? Wie genau machen Sie Ihre Zeit hier optimal?
Es gibt Methoden, um die eingeschränkten Zeitreisenden in New York optimal zu nutzen. Sie erfordern mindestens drei Tage, um die primären Highlights wirklich zu sehen (obwohl in einer zweitägigen NYC-Route eine „schnelle Hits“ -Tour durchgeführt werden könnte). Ich schlage jedoch 4-5 Tage vor, um die primären Sehenswürdigkeiten zu sehen, ohne auch zu eilen.
Seit ich einen Reiseführer für diese Stadt geschrieben habe, dort über fünf Jahre lang gelebt, dort auf Touren geführt und so viel erforscht, wie ich es vielleicht könnte, um die besten Dinge zu verstehen, die in NYC auftreten können, möchte ich das sehr teilen Beste Reiseroute für New York City. Mit dieser vorgeschlagenen Reiseroute können Sie Ihre Reise organisieren und sicherstellen, dass Sie Ihren Besuch optimal nutzen.
Hinweis: Wenn Sie auf dieser Reiseroute alles tun, werden Sie sehr, sehr beschäftigt sein. Nehmen Sie diese Reiseroute nicht als Handbuch ein, aber eher Vorschläge. Wenn Sie es einpacken möchten, können Sie es tun. Aber nicht eilen. Mäander. Die Reiseroute hier gruppiert nur die Dinge zusammen, um Ihnen ein Gefühl dafür zu vermitteln, wie Tage optimiert werden können, jedoch in Ihrem eigenen Tempo.
Ohne weiteres ist hier meine vorgeschlagene fünftägige New Yorker-Route mit meinen bevorzugten Aktivitäten im riesigen Apfel zu sehen:
Reiseroute Übersicht
Tag 1: Liberty -Statue, Trinity Church, World Trade Center und mehr!
Tag 2: Brooklyn Bridge, Rockefeller Center, Time Square & More!
Tag 3: Central Park, Naturmuseum für Naturgeschichte, Broadway -Show und mehr!
Tag 4: MoMA, Kreuzfahrer, Guggenheim und mehr!
Tag 5: High Line, Empire spezifizieren Gebäude, Mietsmuseum und mehr!
Was in NYC aufführen: Tag 1
Eine Wanderung machen
Beginnen Sie Ihre Reise mit einer Wanderung. Die Stadt ist ein Haus zu vielen Walking Tour -Geschäft (viele von ihnen kostenlos), die Touren in jeder möglichen Nische anbieten. Geschichte, Essen, Alkohol, Fernseher/Film – Wenn Sie es mögen, besteht die Möglichkeit, dass sich eine Tour um sie dreht. Wandertouren bieten einen einzigartigen Blick auf die Stadt, die nie aus einem regionalen Führer schlägt, der sowohl jede Art von und alle Ihre Fragen reagieren kann. Ich nehme immer meine Freunde mit mindestens einen, wenn sie besuchen.
Drei meiner bevorzugten Walking Tour -Geschäft, die nicht verpasst werden sollten, sind:
Spazieren gehen
Kostenlose Touren zu Fuß
Bowery Boys Walks
Holen Sie sich Ihren Führer ebenfalls eine Menge Wandertouren (sowie Essen sowie Museumsreisen). Für jeden Zinssatz sowie für jeden Budget gibt es etwas!
Und für mehr Vorschläge untersuchen Sie meine bevorzugten NYC -Wandertouren.
Siehe die Freiheitsstatue/Ellis Island
Obwohl die Linie für die Fähre vom Battery Park lang ist, können Sie das meiste davon verhindern, wenn Sie früh dort ankommen. (Kommen Sie zu spät, wie Sie einige Stunden warten müssen.) Die Freiheitsstatue ist spektakulär, um aus der Nähe zu sehen (sie ist so groß, wie Sie sich vorstellen), aber das echte Höhepunkt dieser Kombination ist Ellis Island. Hier können Sie über das Einwanderererlebnis entdecken und ein Gefühl für die Menschen erhalten, die die Entwicklung von NYC unterstützten (Sie werden sogar den Namen meiner Familie entdecken, der an der Wand eingeschrieben ist). Es gibt dort einen fantastischen Sinn für Geschichte, dass Sie jedoch nicht beeindruckt sein können.
Tipp: Wenn die Linie so gut so gut ist, wie Sie nicht warten möchten, nehmen Sie stattdessen die Free Staten Island -Fähre für Bilder der Statue sowie nach Hafen. Sie werden nicht ganz in der Nähe kommen, aber es ist schneller und billiger
Battery Park, +1 201 604 2800, nps.gov/stli. Fähren arbeiten von 9 bis 13:30 Uhr. Die Tickets kosten 23,50 USD für die Fähre, die Zugang zum Podest sowie Ellis Islands Fan erhälttastic Hall. Tickets (especially crown tickets) must be bought months in advance.
Explore Battery Park
Located on the southern tip of Manhattan, this park is where the Dutch developed Fort Amsterdam in 1625 to protect their settlement. The British took the area over in 1664 and, eventually, renamed it Fort George. While the fort was mainly destroyed during the American Revolution, the battery was broadened after the war’s end. You can roam around the fort as well as then stroll with the surrounding park as well as take in the gorgeous waterfront views of the harbor, the Statue of Liberty, as well as Ellis Island.
Visit wall Street
Take a picture with the famous charging bull statue (which was produced in 1989) as well as then walk to wall street as well as see where all those bankers destroyed the economy. There’s heavy security in the area, however you can sit as well as watch people whiz in as well as out of buildings on their method to cause some other monetary disaster.
If you want to discover about historic market accidents as well as take a deep dive into what makes a monetary dilemma occur, inspect out the monetary dilemma Tour. suggested by the BBC as well as the new York Times, it’s led by wall street insiders as well as will provide you first-hand understanding of what it’s like working on wall street as well as illuminate why monetary crises occur.
See federal Hall
One of the most overlooked museums in the city sits across the street from the NY stock exchange (NYSE). federal Hall, developed in 1700, is where George Washington took his oath of office (you can see the Holy bible he was sworn in on). It was the site of the us Customs home in the late 1700s as well as the very first capitol building of the US. though the original facade was rebuilt, it’s one of my preferred attractions in the area. I particularly like the old vaults. I extremely suggest you visit. Der Eintritt ist frei.
26 wall Street, monetary District, lower Manhattan, +1 212 825 6990, nps.gov/feha. open Monday–Friday from 9am–5pm.
Tour the museum of American Finance
Down the street from NYSE as well as federal Hall is the museum of American Finance. Housed in a historic bank building on wall Street, it has long-term exhibits on the monetary markets, money, banking, entrepreneurship, as well as Alexander Hamilton (the creator of the us monetary system). If you want to comprehend the workings of what occurs on wall Street, this is a perfect location to start.
48 wall Street, monetary District, lower Manhattan, +1 212 908 4110, moaf.org.Open Tuesday–Saturday from 10am–4pm. Admission is
See Trinity Church
Built in 1698, the original Trinity Church was a little parish church built by the Church of England. When the British seized new York after George Washington’s retreat, it was utilized as a British base of operations. After the war, George Washington as well as Alexander Hamilton routinely worshipped here. The graveyard dates back to the 1700s as well as has many famous Americans there, including Hamilton as well as his spouse Elizabeth, Francis Lewis (signatory on the statement of Independence), John Alsop (Continental Congress delegate), Albert Gallatin (founder of NYU), as well as Horatio Gates (Continental army general).
74 Trinity Place, monetary District, lower Manhattan, +1 212 602 0800, trinitywallstreet.org. open everyday from 7am–6pm.
Visit the world trade center & 9/11 Memorial and Museum
On September 11th, 2001, almost 3,000 people were killed in a series of terrorist attacks in nyc as well as elsewhere. go to the somber memorial (which is free) as well as then take in the view from the new “Freedom Tower.” On the elevator up, you can see photos of the historical advancement of the city as well as exactly how it’s altered over the years. To get a deeper comprehending of 9/11 as well as the events that unfolded, go to the museum. It’s house to moving exhibits that illuminate the range as well as significance of the tragedy.
180 Greenwich Street, monetary District, lower Manhattan, +1 212 266 5211, 911memorial.org. Memorial open everyday from 10am-5pm. museum open Thursday-Monday from 10am-5pm. The memorial is free to visit; museum entry is $26 USD. free entry Mondays from 3:30-5pm (tickets must be booked online).
DINNER OPTION: eat at Ellen’s Stardust Diner
Since 1987, this diner is house to an incredible waitstaff of singers as well as dancers. between tours as well as musical performances, actors as well as actresses wait tables at Ellen’s, where they belt out tunes as they serve you somewhat pricey, extremely American diner food (think shakes, burgers, as well as lasagna) in uniforms from the 1950s. It’s incredibly cheesy, which makes it incredibly fun!
1650 Broadway, Times Square, +1 212 956 5151.
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What to perform in NYC: Day 2
See City Hall
New York’s City Hall is a fantastic piece ofhistoric design as well as has a gorgeous bit park that’s full of office workers during lunch (as well as a circular tablet about the site’s history). To discover about the building’s history, art, as well as architecture, take one of the tours. This way, you’ll be able to see the landmarked rotunda, city council chamber, Governor’s Room, as well as the City Hall portrait Collection.
City Hall Park. Pre-reserved tours are generally offered for groups (10–20 people) on Mondays as well as Tuesdays at 10:30am as well as for individuals on Thursdays at 10am. There are likewise first-come, first-served tours on Wednesdays at 12pm.
Walk the Brooklyn Bridge
Right near City Hall (see below), the Brooklyn Bridge offers an simple 25-minute walk into Brooklyn and the waterfront park on the other side. Stopping to take pictures as well as meandering along the method will make the walk about 40 minutes. You get a great deal of wonderful views of downtown as you make your method across (and particularly from the park). I enjoy doing this walk at night when downtown Manhattan is all lit up. Otherwise, come early to beat the crowds.
Relax in prospect Park
Once you get out of Manhattan, you can check out Brooklyn’s version of central Park, which spans almost 600 acres. While you’re here, don’t miss the close-by Brooklyn Museum. spend the afternoon finding its vast collection of both historical as well as contemporary art as well as artifacts (there are over 1.5 million products in its collection). It has art exhibitions highlighting ancient Egypt, medieval Europe, colonial USA, as well as more. Tickets to the museum are $16 USD.
Wander Rockefeller Center
This area is always full of hustle as well as bustle. roam around Rockefeller center to see where they film The Today Show, shop, snack, as well as take the elevator to the “Top of the Rock” for one more bird’s-eye view of the city, which I personally believe is much better than the empire specify Building, since from the top of right here you can get that building in your photo too. (Tickets to the top of the rock are $38 USD).
Tour Radio City music Hall
Is there a more American movie theater than Radio City music Hall? This ageless testament to entertainment has captivated visitors since the 1930s (at the time, it was the largest auditorium in the world). It’s the house of the precision dance business The Rockettes, who have been performing right here since 1932. It’s likewise been the location for all type of award shows, including the Tonys as well as the Grammys.
Rockefeller Center, +1 212-465-6741, msg.com/radio-city-music-hall. tours run everyday from 9:30am-5pm as well as expense $31 USD.
Play tourist at times Square
No matter when you go to Times Square, it will be packed with people (usually other tourists). There are pedestrian areas where you can sit as well as hang out. If you aren’t buying or eating or seeing a show, there isn’t much to perform in the area (and no new Yorker hangs out there), however it’s still a wonderful location to people-watch for a few minutes from the top of the red steps of the TKTS kiosk. try to find at night when it’s all lit up. That’s when it looks the best.
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What to perform in NYC: Day 3
Stroll around central Park
The perfect method to relax in the city as well as leave the crowds behind is to spend the day in central Park. It’s free, there are great deals of paths to walk (or run), bike lanes, lakes to row in, as well as a zoo. since the park covers over 150 square blocks, it’s simple to spend hours wandering around. during the summertime months, there are frequently free shows as well as movie theater productions (line up early for tickets to Shakespeare in the Park). From the late spring to the early fall, there are free guided walks run by the parks service on Saturdays at 11am. I’m a huge fan of laying out in Sheep’s Meadow on a hot, sunny day with a book, some food, as well as a bottle of wine.
Several excellent museums can be discovered in or on the edges of central Park as well (see below).
Visit the The Metropolitan museum of Art
The satisfied is one of the biggest museums in the world, as well as if you only see one museum in new York, I suggest this one. It has a wide array of art, historical artifacts, photographs, as well as other exhibits. I like its expansive Impressionist as well as Greek exhibits. It’s chaotic as well as full of people, particularly on the weekend, however since it is so big, you can usually discover some peaceful areas away from the crowds. budget plan at least a half-day right here as a few hours won’t do this location justice.
1000 5th Avenue, central Park, upper east Side, +1 212 535