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International Tourists Love New York City Film Scenes:
International tourists love the New York City they see on film and cite popular movie scenes as among their top travel destinations, reports the city’s fastest-growing tourism website.
Easy New York City, the Traveler’s Guide to New York City (www.easynewyorkcity.com), reports that its web gallery of popular movie scenes is the most frequently visited page of its tourism website, earning 40 percent more hits than pages featuring more traditional attractions.
Scenes from blockbuster films such as MIB, Big, Superman and more have helped define New York to international travelers everywhere, and have a greater personal appeal to many tourists than many traditional New York City sightseeing landmarks. The movie locations page, at www.easynewyorkcity.com/movielocations.htm, identifies locations where famous movies have been filmed, from classics such as All that Jazz and Ghostbusters to recent productions including You’ve Got Mail and Woody Allen’s Small Time Crooks. The section features 81 movies and more than 150 locations around the City, each with a brief description of the scene that took place.
Each year, approximately 200 movies are shot on location in the City. The New York City Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting states that, “At any given moment, up to 70 film crews are working on public property throughout the City’s five boroughs."
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Top 10 New York City Tourist Attractions and Landmarks
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From Heather Cross:------Your Guide to New York City for Visitors.------
Can't decide how to spend your time in New York City? Start with this list of New York City's most popular attractions to get started planning your trip to the Big Apple.
1) Empire State Building------Tired of staring up at New York City skyscrapers? Check out New York City from atop the Empire State Building. Everything you need to know, including how to avoid standing in line for tickets.
2) Statue of Liberty------
The Statue of Liberty was a gift to the United States in honor of the friendship established during the French Revolution. The Statue of Liberty has become an American symbol of freedom and welcome to the immigrants who come to the USA looking for a better life.
3) Grand Central Terminal------
Renovations since its opening in 1913 have turned Grand Central into more than just a hub for transportation -- there are shops, dining and more available to visitors. There are group tours available, as well as free tours for individuals on Wednesdays and Fridays.
4) Rockefeller Center------
The Rockefeller Center, in midtown Manhattan, is known for its big Christmas tree, ice skating in winter, Today Show concerts, Radio City Music Hall and seemingly endless shopping and dining opportunities. This visitor's guide to Rockefeller Center features all the information you need to plan your visit to Rockefeller Center.
5) Ellis Island Immigration Museum------This page gives you the practical information necessary to plan a trip to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum. Includes costs, hours, and directions by public transportation to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
6) Staten Island Ferry------
The Staten Island Ferry is a free ferry from lower Manhattan to Staten Island, used by commuters and tourists wanting a free view of the harbor. This visitor's guide offers you the essential information you need to plan your ride on the Staten Island Ferry, including schedules, directions and more.
7) American Museum of Natural History------
Everything you need to know to plan your visit to the Museum of Natural History. Since opening to the public in 1869, the museum has evolved and grown. In addition to the Rose Center planetarium and regular exhibits, the museum hosts a revolving series of new exhibits, so there is always something new to see.
8) Guggenheim Museum------
The Guggenheim Museum, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is known for its spiral structure and unique museum experience. Displays of modern paintings, sculpture and film rotate throughout the year at the Guggenheim Museum.
9) Metropolitan Museum of Art------
Over 2 million works of art from around the world and throughout history are housed at the Met. Find everything you need to plan your visit here, including a search of the collection and the director's tour.
10) Museum of Modern Art------
Founded in 1929 as the first museum dedicated entirely to contemporary art, MOMA is host to an impressive collection of modern artistic efforts. Find out about the latest exhibits, plan your visit and even shop online at their web site
New York City Museums------
New York City is home to museums for every type of visitor. For the fine art fans, check out the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Museum of Modern Art. Want to see dinosaurs in New York City? Check out the Museum of Natural History.
New York City Convention and Vistors Bureau:
Spring------
Springtime in New York City marks the return of championship baseball to Yankee and Shea stadiums and the start of a second season for their A teams the Staten Island Yankees and Brooklyn Cyclones. The parks and botanical gardens in every borough burst into bloom. Daffodils and azaleas crowd Central Park, tulips parade up Park Avenue’s center mall, and there are glorious flower shows such as Macy’s Flower Show, Brooklyn Botanical Gardens’ Cherry Blossom Festival, and the Greater New York Orchid Show.
A little known fact: New York is America’s greenest city, based on percentage of total land comprised of parkland.If you love a parade, we’ve got ‘em, uptown, downtown, all around town for all occasions: St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Greek Day, Cuban Day, Salute to Israel, and Puerto Rican Day to name a few. May brings Bike New York -- a five-borough bike tour, and Fleet Week, when ships from all around the world dock in New York Harbor.
Summer------Summer brings New Yorkers and visitors outdoors to enjoy free outdoor film festivals, opera and popular music performances, and the many parades, parks, gardens, and beaches throughout the five boroughs.
Many of New York’s finest restaurants offer discounted three-course prix-fixe lunches and dinners throughout the summer as an extension of our popular Summer Restaurant Week.
The baseball season continues; tennis fans cheer at the U.S. Open Tournament in Queens. Summer fun also includes Midsummer Night Swing at Lincoln Center, a citywide beach volleyball tournament, Harlem Week, the Taste of Times Square, food festivals, crafts fairs, street fairs, and much, much more.
Fall------
New York City bursts with blockbuster exhibits, world-class music and Broadway shows not to mention great sightseeing, shopping, and special events.
Opening nights for the New York Philharmonic and Metropolitan Opera are in September, and October brings such highlights as the Columbus Day Parade, Belmont Park’s Breeder’s Cup, and the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade.
Radio City Music Hall’s Christmas Spectacular kicks off November, followed by the New York City Marathon, the New York Chocolate Show, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, the New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday Garden Train Show, and the lighting of the tree in Rockefeller Center.
Other great fall events include the Mid-Atlantic Skating Championships, New York Film Festival, and parades for Steuben Day, African American Day, and Hispanic Day.
Sports fans rejoice – the Knicks Basketball Season begins and runs through Spring, and the ice skating rinks open at Rockefeller Center, Central Park’s Wollman Rink, and the rink in Prospect Park. At the Central Park Zoo, you can feed “fishsicles,” peanut-butter smeared balls, and turkey legs to the four resident polar bears.
Visitors in the know spend the evening before Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade watching the gigantic floats being filled with helium in preparation for the holiday promenade along Central Park West and down Broadway.
Get into the holiday spirit with a performance of The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, A Christmas Carol, The Nutcracker, or any of many other special holiday performances. New York City is also the Shopping Capital of the World – so get a head start and find something for everyone on your list.
As you can see, there truly is something for everyone, no matter what time of year you choose to visit!
Winter------
New York City is magical in winter: Midtown turns into a wonderland of skaters making figure eights, the towering tree sparkles with thousands of lights in Rockefeller Center, the world’s largest menorah lights up Central Park South at Fifth Avenue, Rockettes kick up their heels at Radio City, Sugar Plum Fairies dance across stages, store windows create magical worlds of their own, and holiday lights, music, and decorations spread joy and peace.
If you’re lucky enough to be here for a big snowfall, there’s nothing like strolling through Central Park surrounded by quiet broken only by the sounds of children laughing as they sled down hills. Just try to resist making snow angels.
Grab a seat by the fire and make your plan. Paint the Town is a citywide, winter celebration of special events and values on hotels, restaurants, theaters, and more. Winter Restaurant Week offers discounted prix-fixe lunches and dinners at more than 100 of the city’s top eateries, a great way to eat sumptuously on a budget. Performing arts are in full swing and there are special events such as the National Boat Show, Winter Antiques Show, Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, and the International Cat Show. There’s Kid’s Week, celebrating activities designed to enthrall young and older with tours of the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, and the chance to make friends with clowns and elephants at Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
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