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    No question about NYC. Greatest city in the world.

    The fact that 4 days is not nearly long enough should not deter you.
    The Gods are just, and of our pleasant vices
    Make instruments to plague us

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    Quote Originally Posted by sweet rachel View Post
    Madrid, my darling. Big beautiful city, lot of things to see and to do. xxx
    As good as Barcelona !!
    Come in she said "I'll give you shelter from the storm "

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee View Post
    Twice.You could never take it all in no matter how many times you go, yet even the first time it feels like you have been there before. TV has made it sooo familiar to us.
    Been there few times always something new to see and do .: doc
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee View Post
    Aint that the truth..................
    Day 1. Getting barraged for jaywalking buy some guy dressed in full boxing outfit, shorts, boots and gown.
    Day 2. Sitting in Mc Donalds at 4am listening to the TV. hookers at the next table talking about previous nights work???
    Ya it's that kinda place and no one cares what you do .: doc
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee View Post
    Aint that the truth..................
    Day 1. Getting barraged for jaywalking buy some guy dressed in full boxing outfit, shorts, boots and gown.
    Day 2. Sitting in Mc Donalds at 4am listening to the TV. hookers at the next table talking about previous nights work???
    Looks like NYC wins out, sounds like my kind of city and your right there are some great deals available
    Come in she said "I'll give you shelter from the storm "

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    Quote Originally Posted by mellors View Post
    4 or 5 days long enough?
    You would get to see a lot in that time but no time to go to Woodbury common shopping .

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee View Post
    Enjoy. Mellors.
    Either sleep on the plane on the way, or wait till you`re flying home, its the only way to take it all in
    The city that never sleeps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee View Post
    Yeah its one big melting pot of colours and cultures.
    I was actually hoping for this when I went, but it didn't quite turn out that way. Great city still, and I absolutely love Central Park: it creates a feeling that the city was build so people could live close to the park. But the segregation made me very sad, italian, chinese, irish, black, latino: whoever you are, there is a neighbourhood you are supposed to live in. The metropolitan mixture I was expecting just wasn't there, with everyone segregated into their own quarters. The only place where everyone is from everywhere is Broadway, but they are all just visiting. Still amazing restaurants, comedy clubs, and pretty much anything you want at whatever hour you happen to want it at.

    In Europe I am a pretty big fan of Vienna. They somehow manage to maintain the dignity of their ancestry, and let visitors share a view of their amazing city, still filled with the beautiful music of yesteryear. It feels like a city that has graciously allowed time to add some elements of modernisation to it, without losing its heart in the process.

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    I still get a buzz after quite a few years of visiting NYC (live close by);
    4 years isn't enough time to explore this place- it's the most dynamic city on the planet,
    If you are coming for a long w/e just stick to Manhattan ( unless you take a quick hop over the Brooklyn Bridge).. if you get sorted shoot me a PM & I'll share some suggestions.
    ( BTW- My fav city to visit in Europe is Barcelona- one wild town but watch out for tea leafs)

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    Go to Cape Town...class place cheap bear, great history, great weather, so much to do. Flights with KLM or British Airways.

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