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Visiting the Statue of Liberty: What you need to know
Planning a visit to Lady Liberty? Both Liberty and Ellis Islands and the Statue herself are maintained and run by the National Park Service. However, the official concessionaire is Statue Cruises – they’re the only folks who can get you to the islands. We’re proud that New York CityPASS® tickets include a visit to Liberty and Ellis Islands with Statue Cruises, as well as admission to the Statue of Liberty Museum and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum. Here are some details to help you plan your visit.
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Why New York Is a Top Travel Destination During the Holidays
If you’ve never been to New York during the holidays, here are just a few reasons why you need to experience the most wonderful time of the year in the Big Apple.
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What Makes Oktoberfest New York a Can’t-Miss Fall Festivity
Are you going to be visiting New York this fall? If so, you should check out one of the many Oktoberfest celebrations in the Big Apple. Let's look at some of the places in New York celebrating Oktoberfest this year so you can join in the celebrations. Prost!
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New York Style Bagel: What Makes it Unique and Top Dining Spots
The New York style bagel is the one of the first culinary delicacies that comes to mind for most Americans. But what makes New York style bagels different? And where are you going to find the best bagels in NYC?
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7 MoMA Paintings and Artwork You Must See
Visiting New York City is a thrilling experience like no other, as there's simply not another city that is as largely diverse and passionately visionary as the Big Apple. When determining what you want to do and see on your visit, be sure to take in that passion and creativity through one of the city's most awe-inspiring attractions: the Museum of Modern Art.
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How To Save Money When Visiting New York
There's no one correct way to budget for your trip to NYC. It's perfectly acceptable to splurge in some areas and cut back in others. In fact, this is the best way to explore New York without feeling like you're compromising too much.