Ten non touristy (?) Things to do in New York City in 24 hours
http://www.time.com/time/travel/cityguide/article/0,31489,1843404,00.html
This list is a bit confused I think for it includes a West Village stroll, the Empire State Building visit and even Grand Central Terminal all of which I think would figure on a regular tourist's list.
Should we add some locations to this post? I would include taking in a concert or a film at the Brooklyn Academy of Music to the list as well as a visit to Little India/ Flushing or even Little Egypt in Queens to the list.
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I second doing something at BAM. Also, maybe Sunday Brunch at Bubby's? Brunch is such a New Yorky thing to do.
@JenMac it sure is.. doing brunch is one of my favorite pastimes in NYC.. Artisanal,Dos Caminos, are just some of my favored brunch haunts.
Ooh Dos Caminos brunch? Haven't hit that up yet for brunch but I surely will. The meatpacking one is minutes from my apartment.
My English boyfriend and I fight over what Sunday ritual is better: the Sunday roast (roast beef, potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, gravy, vegetables) or the Sunday brunch (mimosa, poached eggs, smoked salmon.) You can guess which side I'm on!
This is a pretty cool list; I didn't even know that Bergdorf was the only New York-centric department store left in the city. Don't know if I would recommend Bowery Ballroom as the best place to catch a rock show, but that's okay.
I would think the Empire State Building would be on the list. Why wouldn't it. Since it is a NYC icon.
But it's pretty touristy, no? I'd pick St. John the Divine as an off-the-beaten track location! Not least because it's next door to the AMAZING Hungarian Pastry shop!
@ajadedidealist I agree the Cathedral of St John the Divine is stunning and worth a visit on a visit NYC itinerary.
Donut Plants for mind blowing creme brulé donuts and Kossar's Bialy next door for fresh baked bagels and Bialy's
http://freshnyc.com