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71 (115) The Seagram
Building
While you are
inspecting the iconic Seagram Building check out the Four Seasons
Restaurant in the lobby.
72 Prospect
Park
At Prospect
Park you can walk along, pass and through its lawns, meadows, streams
and ponds although not necessarily in that order. Prospect Park's
woodland area is especially beautiful and the Boathouse and Audubon
Center is well worth a visit. Prospect Park also boasts a Memorial
Arch for the fallen of the Civil War. How lucky we are to alive
in times like these.
73 (69) Socrates
Sculpture Park
The award winning
Socrates Sculpture Park has won a "Best Sculpture Park"
an award from the America the Beautiful Fund and the Albert Bard
Award in Architecture & Urban Design and Doris Freedman Award
for greatly enriching the public environment.
74 Studio
Museum – Harlem
The Studio
Museum is dedicated to African American art. The collection features
nineteenth and twentieth-century African-American art, twentieth
century Caribbean and African art, and traditional African art and
artifacts. Check website for more details.
75 (79) Sony
Wonder Technology Lab
Sony Wonder
Technology Lab a wonderful place for robots, hi-def movies on huge
HD displays, making music and wait for it - Playstation games.
76 Riverside
Church
If you wish
you can enjoy a free tour at around 12.15pm on Sundays. The tour
includes a brief history of the church and visits to various points
of interest. The organ console is usually included. The tour lasts
about an hour.
If you very
keen and have four friends you should enquire about the weekly tours
for which there is a nominal fee.
77 (48) Riverside
Park
Riverside Park
is four-mile long and runs between the Hudson River and Riverside
Drive. The Park is a good spot for a bike ride as the Manhattan
Waterfront Greenway runs through it.
78
(21) New York Comedy
Laughable
list of funny clubs:
Boston Comedy Club
82 West 3rd
Street between Thompson & Sullivan ( 212) 477-1000
Caroline's
on Broadway
1626 Broadway
at 49th Street ( 212) 757-4100
Comedy Cellar
117 MacDougal
Street between West 3rd & Bleecker Street (212) 254-3480
Comic Strip
Live
1568 Second
Avenue, between 81st & 82nd Streets (212) 861-9386
Dangerfield's
1118 First
Avenue between 61st and 62nd Streets (212) 593-1650
Gotham Comedy
Club
208 West 23rd
Street, between 7th & 8th Avenues (212) 367-9000
New York Comedy
Club
241 East 24
Street (212) 696-LAFF
Stand-Up New
York
236 West 78th
Street (off Broadway) (212) 595-0850
Be reserved
to ensure you get in.
79 Van Cortlandt
House Museum
As well the
historic interest the The Van Cortlandt House Museum contains some
fascinating decorative art such as the family's Dutch heritage being
reflected in the faces of the keystone gargoyles placed above each
window on the facade (front) elevation of the House.
The museum
is open on Tuesday - Friday, 10am - 3pm and Saturday & Sunday,
11am - 4pm. Van Cortlandt House Museum is closed every Monday and
major holidays.
80 (76) Whitney
Museum Stuff
The Whitney
Museum exhibits stuff back to 1900. The fifth floor is 1949 young.
You can get into 1960s on second floor. The other floors are devoted
to other different stuff. Click link below for more info on stuff.
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