Seven secret plans to enjoy in New York
We tell you 7 secret plans with which to design a round trip to the Big Apple. The capital of the world leaves you with the impression of having left a thousand things to see, but this will be a great excuse to visit this great city again. Here are seven different plans to experience your first trip to New York in a different way.
1. Burger Joint: Possibly the most original burger joint in the city. It is a place of a lifetime on which they have built a five-star hotel. The owner refused to sell it and the hotel owners decided to build the building over the hamburger joint. To enter, you have to cross the hall, enter a narrow corridor and follow the neon signs. Upon arrival, a small, authentic space full of photos and signatures will welcome you.
Address: Le Parker Meridien, 119 W 56th St, New York, NY 10019, USA
2. Jazz and ping-pong at the Fat Cat: in the heart of Christopher Square, the heart of the best New York jazz bars, we find the Fat Cat, a true institution. In the guts of the cat we will find sofas where we can relax and ping-pong tables where we can enjoy ourselves like children while a jazz group entertains the evening.
Address: 75 Christopher St, New York, NY 10014, USA
3. Marie's Crisis Cafe – Next to the Fat Cat, another iconic spot for a perfect night out. The piano in Marie's Crisis brings together a host of musical fans every night, who gather around the bar owner to sing Broadway songs. It is tremendously special.
Address: 59 Grove St, New York, NY 10014, USA
4. Top of the Rock: Not in itself a secret place, Rockefeller Center can be seen from almost anywhere in the city, but most tourists pass it by to choose to climb to the top of the Empire State. A classic rookie mistake. From the Rockefeller Center you can see the Empire State, so the photos are much more spectacular.
In addition, you can see Central Park and the terrace is open, without glass that stands between the horizon, Manhattan and you.
5. The Disney Musical: You may have already seen The Lion King but two years ago Disney released their new Aladdin musical which automatically became a landmark. Even if you don't speak English you will still enjoy the songs and a spectacular production. At any given time there are more than 30 dancers on stage. And, just like in the cartoon classic, the genie is wonderful.
6. Best Cheesecake in Town: Although there are other places that win on marketing, none match Eileen's for flavor. In his tiny establishment in Soho you can have the best cheesecake in all of Manhattan. And that's saying a lot for New Yorkers favorite dessert!
Address: 17 Cleveland Pl, New York, NY 10012, USA
7. The Skyline from New Jersey:
If you want photos of the Skyline that are different from those of all your friends who have been to New York, your place is New Jersey. While the traditional photo is taken from Brooklyn, there's another great view on the other side of the Hudson River in New Jersey (quickly reached by public transportation).
