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For help in planning a trip to New York for 4 days or any amount of time, check out this New York City planning guide. This Art Deco classic, situated steps away from Macy’s and Herald Square at 34th St. & 5th Ave, is a can’t miss while you’re spending 4 days in New York City. Assuming you enter the park from the Museum of Natural History, you’ll want to see popular places like: Little by little, you want to explore this region of Central Park before making your way to the Metropolitan Museum of Art at E.80th Street and 5th Avenue. For an in-depth look at New York City hotels and neighborhoods, check out my where to stay in New York City guide.

14 Things to Do on the Upper West Side NYC As New York City’s population expanded in the late 1800s & early1900s, the need for housing grew. With decidedly local eateries, world-famous museums, 2 gorgeous parks, and a glimpse of daily life in New York City, you’re bound to fall in love with all that sets the Upper West Side apart from other NYC neighborhoods. If you do nothing else while on the Upper West Side or it’s your first time in New York and you’re looking to explore, don’t miss out on spending some time in Riverside Park. Located on Central Park West at 77th Street just next to the American Museum of Natural History, the museum is home to countless works of art and artifacts that detail the history of New York and the United States.

Traveling in Vietnam with Intrepid Travel on their Vietnam Express Southbound 10-day tour is everything that’s terrific and transformative about travel. In this guide, I’ll not only share my complete review of my time with Intrepid Travel in Vietnam, but I’ll also do my best to explain the intangibles about why small group travel with Intrepid is so special. This 10-day Vietnam Express Southbound tour starts in the north, in Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi, and ends in Ho Chi Minh City in the south. You’ll absolutely love this tour if you want a mix of group time, where the logistics are taken care of, and free time, when you can explore or relax as you want.

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