We have booked our Holiday!

Me and DH are going to New York:omg:, I am so so excited. I have always wanted to go and never thought I would get the opportunity for a long time. My mam suggested it as she was planning on having the boys for my HT cycle and as we are no longer doing that she thought it was a good idea (and it is a certain three zero birthday for me this year, which I would honestly rather forget about:sad:) Anyway, for those that have been or know anything about NY I want to know all of the must do's for while in there, we are there for 5 nites and I want to do as much as possible! So far I have got-

- Empire State Building
- Rockafella centre (top of the rock)
- Statue of Liberty
- Central Park (with horse and carriage)
- Ground Zero:sad:
- Macy's/Bloomingdales
- Breakfast at Tiffanys (Audrey Hepburn style)

And I am planning on doing the Sex and the City tour and the screen tour which includes some 'friends' sites:)

Can anyone think of anything I am missing?

If theatre interests you, you should see a Broadway show and an off-Broadway show.

My all time favorite thing to do in NYC is to sit in Time Square and people watch.

Grits, we are staying in times square so will deffinitely be doing that :)

Can you recomend a broadway show? I looked at them and there is so many to choose from.

Sak's 5th Avenue is a must! Serendipity for dessert. A show-Wicked is great.

Times Square is a little loud and bright! Upper east side near the park is nice.

Chicago, Avenue Q, Memphis, La Cage aux Folles.

I'm not a huge fan of Wicked and The Lion King but they are really popular.

Definitely Saks! You can't go to NYC without going to THE Saks.

Serendipity is DELISH! Yummmmy! When I get home I'll have to look at my travel journal for other local eats. From the pretzel on the corner to a meal at Craft (need reservations) -- NYC has the best food in the world (that I've traveled).

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Originally Posted by nuthinbutpink

Sak's 5th Avenue is a must! Serendipity for dessert. A show-Wicked is great.

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Wicked is a fun show. I was expecting it to be a little more like the book! Which is dumb because the plays/movies are never like the book!

Some brilliant ideas, the list is getting longer, lol. Keep them coming, im especially looking forward to this serendipity:p

Chinatown, Little Italy, MoMA, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Harlem (it's happening since Prez Clinton offices there).

What about that morning news show that use to be Katie, Matt, Ann and Al? Can you still stand outside the window and wave? (And can you tell that I never watch the news?)