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Take a bite out of the Big Apple and experience life in the city that ‘never sleeps’– an opportunity that’s far too good to miss! Get your ...
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The Plaza, 768 Park Ave
Tom, Jordan, Daisy, Nick and the Great Gatsby get a suite at The Plaza to shelter from the summer heat after their drive up...
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The Frick is housed in an elegant Beaux Arts mansion built for the wealthy industrialist, Henry Clay Frick, in 1913. The building provides a suitably...
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The 'Met' is to New York what the Louvre is to Paris. The collection of European art encompasses all ages from the Romans to Renoir, with works by all...
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If you don't visit the Guggenheim for the art, visit for Frank Lloyd Wright's building, New York's only example. The permanent exhibitions of 19th-...
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Probably the most famous park in the United States of America and is visited by 25 million people a year. The park is 843 acres and features 2...
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The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is widely regarded as the best of its kind in the world. There are some 150,000 works ranging from architecture and...
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Warhol was inspired to create this tribute to Marilyn Monroe on the occasion of her suicide. The image reproduced by Warhol was taken from a publicity...
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MoMA
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Founded in 1929, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) was designed to celebrate the world's modern art. Located in mid-town Manhatten in New York City,...
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'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (The Young Ladies of Avignon in English) is a celebrated painting by Pablo Picasso that depicts five prostitutes in a...
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Once again New York’s tallest building, this Art Deco structure rises 1252ft (381m) from the ground, with 102 floors and was built in 16 months. Made...
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