NYC

[dazzak]

Anyone got ideas for things to do in NYC. I'm going soon and want things to do that aren't obvious.

 

[jp]

I have lots of ideas....

But most of them require being of drinking age. Sorry young Dazzak.

BUT...Definitely check out Kim's (videos and records) on St. Mark's place. Also, being that you're Irish, I would without a doubt try to go to McSorley's, which is probably the oldest and most famous Irish pub in the U.S. It looks like its straight out of a James Joyce novel. Two choices of ale, light or dark, and cheap food to. I believe its on 7th Street.

> Anyone got ideas for things to do in NYC. I'm going soon and want things
> to do that aren't obvious.

 

[dazzak]

Re: I have lots of ideas....

> But most of them require being of drinking age. Sorry young Dazzak.

> BUT...Definitely check out Kim's (videos and records) on St. Mark's place.
> Also, being that you're Irish, I would without a doubt try to go to
> McSorley's, which is probably the oldest and most famous Irish pub in the
> U.S. It looks like its straight out of a James Joyce novel. Two choices of
> ale, light or dark, and cheap food to. I believe its on 7th Street.

I did all the big things before, so this is purely adventurous.

 

[mozmic_dancer]

Like bike riding, Dazzak? Take a bike tour of Central Park

http://www.cityguidemagazine.com/nyctours1.html

 

[dazzak]

Re: Like bike riding, Dazzak? Take a bike tour of Central Park

> http://www.cityguidemagazine.com/nyctours1.html

Erm........I can't ride a bike!

 

[Macbeth]

You could throw yourself off the Staten Island Ferry as it's passing Liberty Island.

 

[mozmic_dancer]

I bet you never toured Harlem or Brooklyn...

Harlem:
http://www.harlemheritage.com/walking_tours.shtml

See the Brooklyn Bridge:
http://www.nyctourist.com/bridge1.htm

 

[dazzak]

Re: I bet you never toured Harlem or Brooklyn...

> Harlem:
> http://www.harlemheritage.com/walking_tours.shtml See the Brooklyn
> Bridge:
> http://www.nyctourist.com/bridge1.htm

They look great. Thanks.

 

[Macbeth]

that's where the water is deepest for non-New Yorkers