48 Hours in Manhattan by Lonely Planet

Author:Lonely Planet [Planet, Lonely]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Published: 2010-09-29T16:00:00+00:00

An all-night songfest is a fitting end to a whirlwind visit to the city that never sleeps – an old cliché that’s certainly true in K-town.

Ginger Adams Otis

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TRIP INFORMATION

GETTING THERE

Regional train, bus and ferry lines all feed into Manhattan, as does the subway.

DO

Cathedral of St John the Divine

Highlights: the Great Rose Window and Great Organ. 212-316-7540; www.stjohndivine.org; Amsterdam Ave at 112th St; admission free; 7am-6pm Mon-Sat, 7am-7pm Sun

Hun Gallery

More than 2000 sq ft of light-filled space showcasing modern art and more. 212-594-1312; www.hungallery.org; 12 W 32nd St; admission free; 11am-6pm Tue-Sat

Lee Young Hee Korea Museum

Brightly colored ceremonial silk hanboks and other traditional garb are on display. 212-560-0722; www.lyhkm.org; 2 W 32nd St; admission free; 11am-6pm Mon-Sat

Macy’s

An old-fashioned department store stocked with modern designs. 212-695-4400; www.macys.com; 151 W 34th St; 10am-9:30pm Mon-Sat, 11am-8:30pm Sun

New Museum of Contemporary Art

The city’s sole museum for contemporary art. 212-219-1222; www.newmuseum.org; 235 Bowery St; admission $12; noon-6pm Wed, Sat & Sun, to 9pm Thu & Fri

St Paul’s Chapel

George Washington worshiped here, as did hundreds after 9/11. 212-233-4164; www.saintpaulschapel.org; 209 Broadway at Fulton St; 10am-6pm

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