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New York City offers the traveler variety of entertainment over the weekend. Plan a trip to the South Street Seaport –New York City (212/669-9400). A museum preserving maritime heritage it exhibits information about all the great sailing ships and the bustle of a thriving seaport. Step aboard the tall sailing ships -- the Peking or the Waver tree Howard. The schooner Pioneer, launched in 1885 is another added attraction here. It carries visitors across the New York Harbor. At night or in the pre-dawn hours, check out the fresh seafood at the Fulton Fish Market. South Street Seaport –New York City is much more than a museum and seaport. It is also a complete shopping experience housing the best names in the shopping industry besides finest chain of restaurants and a pub. This is a great way to spend the day at the Seaport! New York is spectacular from any vantage point. Take a Helicopter Tour and sweep past the gigantic skyscrapers. Meet the Statue of Liberty a landmark in New York City’s history, as the helicopter flutters near her torch -- symbol of freedom and peace. Another suitable option would be to take boat tours that combine the drama of the New York skyline with the leisure of a cruise. Enjoy fine dining, entertainment and evening sightseeing aboard.
New York City is a shopper’s Paradise on Earth! It is addictive and you might never be just satisfied as there are arrays of shops of different varieties offering different kinds of products. The Fifth Avenue is a popular shopper’s stop located between 40th and 59th streets, New York City. If you’re looking for exquisite jewelry then, stop by Tiffany's located at 57th Street and for kid stuff head to the largest toy store F.A.O. Schwarz at 58th Street, New York City. On 57th Street from Sixth Avenue to Second Avenue, there's a plethora of boutiques, with everything from sporting goods to electronics.
Lower East Side between Orchard and Delaney streets, New York City is great for those bargain deal So, Shop till you drop!
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