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Empire State Building
The 1931 Art Deco skyscraper whose 86th floor open-air deck remains the classic New York observation experience.
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The 86th floor deck is open air with the wind included, and the trade off is that the skyline you photograph cannot contain the building you are standing on.
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Top of the Rock
Rockefeller Center's observation decks, prized for the head-on view of the Empire State Building and Central Park.
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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
The mirrored observation experience atop One Vanderbilt by Grand Central, part art installation, part skyline deck.
Restaurants
Keens Steakhouse
An 1885 Midtown chophouse famous for its legendary mutton chop and 45,000 antique churchwarden pipes on the ceilings.
Monuments
Statue of Liberty
The 1886 copper colossus on Liberty Island, reachable only by the official Statue City Cruises ferry from Battery...
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