If you want to live like a true New Yorker and fully experience the spirit of the Big Apple, visit one of the city’s iconic spots loved by locals:
A dinner cruise on a glass-walled ship.
Dinner at the revolving restaurant The View (47th–48th floors of the Marriott Marquis Hotel).
A basketball or hockey game at Madison Square Garden.
A jazz evening at the Metropolitan Room. Price — from 40 USD.
At the Rosewood Hotels bar, you can hear Woody Allen play the clarinet once a week. Ticket price — from 175 USD.
A cultural evening at The Metropolitan Opera.
Top 5 New York City's nightclubs
Of course, the capital of the world is home to some of the loudest, most eccentric and unusual nightspots in the world, and once you visit, you won't forget the party for the rest of your life. If you're looking for a special experience and a real party, check out these New York nightclubs:
Copacabana is the city's premier nightclub, with a capacity of up to 4,000 guests. There is a strict dress code;
Element is New York City's most extravagant club. Famous for its old architecture and unusual parties;
Webster Hall is a century-old club that regularly hosts international stars such as Madonna, Sting, KISS and the Grammy and MTV awards;
Pacha is a two-time winner of Best Super club from the Club World Awards;
Cielo is a favorite spot for sophisticated music lovers, as the best DJs in the U.S. perform here. Don't be surprised if you're served a drink straight from the bottle — it's a local specialty.
