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Top New York Attractions

Visit the Meating District A perpetually packed museum may not sound ideal, but with its High Line-adjacent location and bounty of innovative American art exhibitions (plus a slew of bars and restaurants all within a few blocks), a day planned around the Whitney is actually multitasking at its finest.

Heading out to Astoria to visit this media-focused museum is not only a great way to circumvent the lines at the Met, it’s also the best place to learn the history of movies, TV, video games, and other digital media. Not even your most museum-loathing friend will be bored here.

Skip the hoards of tourists and kids at Central Park’s Wollman Rink (or worse, the rink at Rock Center) and opt for the smaller, less-crowded rink at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside in Prospect Park. Here, you’ll actually be able to show off those axel jumps (or, you know, your ability to skate without falling) as well as the beauty of the park.

Head to the Midtown East From the best people-watching to a huge selection of shopping and dining, there’s nothing boring about spending a day at Grand Central. Take a tour of the history-rich terminal, grabbing some oysters and martinis at Grand Central Oyster Bar, checking out the “Whispering Gallery,” and pondering why Penn Station still hasn’t caught up to this.

The city is packed with amazing venues to catch live jazz — among them, Jazz Standard, arthur’s Tavern , and the Metropolitan Room. But the one you absolutely need to take your guests to is The Django. Nestled into Tribeca’s Roxy Hotel, its vaulted ceilings, vintage lighting, and excellent craft cocktails make for an experience that feels very old New York.

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