Guidebook for New York
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Key Pick-Up Location
Back Storage Services -- $10/bag/day
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132 E 43rd St
132 East 43rd StreetKey Pick-Up Location
Back Storage Services -- $10/bag/day
http://www.theupsstorelocal.com/4619/
Food Scene
Patsy's Pizzeria
2287 1st Ave.Good pizza, inexpensive
Sightseeing
I highly recommend buying a ticket for both the guided art tour and the observation deck.
759 locals recommend
Rockefeller Center
45 Rockefeller PlazaI highly recommend buying a ticket for both the guided art tour and the observation deck.
Grand Central station is an historical landmark in NYC. It just celebrated for its 100th anniversary. Not just a transportation hub, it has many shops and restaurants inside.
781 locals recommend
Grand Central Terminal station
89 E 42nd StGrand Central station is an historical landmark in NYC. It just celebrated for its 100th anniversary. Not just a transportation hub, it has many shops and restaurants inside.
United Nations Plaza
United Nations PlazaIt is the UN headquarter in US.
Essentials
It has everything you need in groceries. They also serve sandwiches, hot and cold meal, dessert, bakery, sushi, cheese and wine.
197 locals recommend
Amish Market
731 9th AveIt has everything you need in groceries. They also serve sandwiches, hot and cold meal, dessert, bakery, sushi, cheese and wine.
Shopping
They provide office supply, printing and faxing service for your business trip.
44 locals recommend
Staples
105 W 125th StThey provide office supply, printing and faxing service for your business trip.
Apple Grand Central
45 Grand Central TerminalLatest flagship store open in a historical terminal.
Arts & Culture
You might recognize this National Historical Landmark, better known simply as the “New York Public Library,” by the two stone lions guarding the building (known as either Lord Astor and Lady Lenox).
166 locals recommend
New York Public Library - Bloomingdale Library
476 5th AveYou might recognize this National Historical Landmark, better known simply as the “New York Public Library,” by the two stone lions guarding the building (known as either Lord Astor and Lady Lenox).