new york is a big city, but you won't get lost when you walk on the streets here. The buildings here are compact and the structure has its own rules. Occasionally, there are coffee shops with a sense of the times, buildings with a sense of design and shops with a very artistic atmosphere.

It's big and modern, but it also has its own leisure and comfort. Then, if you want to travel to new york, let's take a look at this four-day tour route in new york compiled by Xiaobian!

Day1 Go to the West Side and Central Park → Midtown

Spend the morning visiting Central Park and watching the fortress-like skyscrapers surrounded by green. Starting from Columbus Circle, heading northeast, passing Bethesda Fountain, Protected Waters and Strawberry Orchard in the east.

If you bring your children, look at dinosaur skeletons at the American Museum of Natural History, and then rent a rowing boat to visit the lake at LoebBoathouse.

Central Park

Central Park

6: 11 to 1: 31 the next day

The park covers an area of over 811 acres, which is like picturesque grasslands, ponds and forests, and is called "the lungs of new york". In the mid-19 th century, it was just a swamp, and with the development of history, it was carefully built into an idyllic natural landscape.

This is a gathering place for new york people. They like walking, picnicking, sunbathing and playing ball games in the park. They also watch concerts and enjoy Shakespeare's plays for free here.

BethesdaFountain

Bethesda Fountain

This neoclassical fountain is one of the largest fountains in new york. In the middle of the fountain stands Angel in the Water, and its bottom is supported by four little angel statues. This fountain was built by Bohemian feminist sculptor EmmaStebbins in 1868.

Protected waters

Conservation Water

Protected waters are located in the north of the zoo. This pond is very popular in warm season, and children will put their model boats on the water to sail. There is also a statue of Alice in Wonderland with mushrooms, on which children like to climb.

There is a statue of hans christian andersen in the west of the water area, where a story meeting will be held on Sunday (from June to September at 11:11.

Strawberry Garden

StrawberryFields

This tearful garden was built in memory of JohnLennon, a former member of the Beatles, who was assassinated outside the Dakota Building across the street.

There is a solemn elm forest and a mosaic tile with a simple "Imagine" (Imagine, a famous song by Lennon).

American Museum of Natural History

American Museum of Natural History

Adult/Child $22/12.51

11:11~17:45

If you bring your children, you can also choose to visit the American Museum of Natural History, which was built in 1869 and has about 31 million works of art. The most famous museum is the Fossil Hall, where there are nearly 611 fossil samples, including the huge mammoth skeleton and the formidable Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton.

After a morning of green exploration, it's time to explore the architectural beauty of cities, such as the Central Railway Station, Chrysler Building, new york Public Library and Rockefeller Center. Afternoon is spent visiting the lovely Museum of Modern Art..

Central Railway Station

GrandCentralTerminal

5:31~ 2: 11 the next day

NYC Central Railway Station is regarded as the most amazing art school building in new york. It is not only a station, but also an enchanted time machine. Its chandeliers, contemporary marble bars and restaurants will take you back to that era when train travel and romance were integrated.

The trump card of Central Railway Station is its lobby: the marble floor is pink in Tennessee, while the old-fashioned ticket counter is made of beige marble in Italy. The arched ceiling is sacred, and the murals of turquoise and gold foil on it depict eight stars.

The French designer Paul Caesar Eller deliberately reversed it, hoping to draw the galaxy from God's perspective (that is, from the outside to the inside).

ChryslerBuilding

Chrysler Building

The Chrysler Building on the 77th floor makes many other skyscrapers look too rigid and conservative. In 1931, WilliamVanAlen designed this building, which dramatically combined decorative art and Gothic aesthetics and decorated it with a sharp steel eagle.

NewYorkPublicLibrary

NewYork Public Library

Monday and Thursday to Saturday from 11: 11 to 18: 11, Tuesday and Wednesday from 21:11,

Sunday from 13: 11 to 17: 11

Overlooking the famous stone lions "Patience" and "Perseverance" on Fifth Avenue.

In p>1911, this flagship library in new york was rated as the largest marble building built in the United States.

Until today, the Rose Master Reading Room here can still amaze you with its luxurious lattice ceiling. There are precious notes and manuscripts of almost all English writers in the exhibition hall of the library, as well as an original Declaration of Independence and a Gutenberg Bible.

To thoroughly explore this small world of books, art, chandeliers and colonnades, you can join a free guided tour from the service desk in Astor Hall.

RockefellerCenter

Rockefeller Center

The time of specific merchants varies all day

This "city within a city" first appeared in the worst period of the Great Depression. It took nine years to build, and it is the first multi-purpose space integrating retail, entertainment and office in the United States. The style here is modern, including 19 buildings, some outdoor squares and many big-name tenants.

You can see the magnificent scenery that you can't even see from the top of the Empire State Building on the top of the steep rocks here. Unfortunately, some parts of the Chrysler building were blocked. It's best to go there before sunset and enjoy the city changing from day to flashing night.

MuseumofModernArt

Museumomodernart

Adult/Child $25/ Free, Friday 16:11~21:11 Free

Saturday to Thursday 11:31~17:31; Friday to 21:11

July to August Thursday to 21: 11

Museum of Modern Art (MOMA is a superstar in the modern art world, and there are many top stars here at the biosca Awards Ceremony: Van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, Warhol, lichtenstein, Roscoe, Pollock and bourgeois.

Since its establishment in 1929, the museum has collected more than 151,111 works of art, recording all kinds of creative ideas and movements that appeared in the late 19th century and are still influential today.

For art lovers, it is the Temple of Varhala (the hall where Odin, the god of death in Norse mythology, entertained the souls of fallen soldiers); For laymen, it is an exciting short-term crash course. Everything is related to art, beautiful and intoxicating.

Spend the night under the glittering lights of Broadway, where large-scale musicals and new and classic plays are staged every day. You can choose to watch the smash hits at the playwright's Horizon Theatre or the signature theatre.

You can also feel the Las Vegas-like atmosphere in Times Square at TKTS ticket booth, have cocktails at RumHouse, and then climb to the top of the Empire State Building to say good night to the whole city.

TimesSquare

Times Square

is located at the intersection of Broadway and SeventhAve Avenue. Times Square is the extremely active heart of new york. This is a restless and confusing torrent, which is interwoven by flashing lights, exaggerated billboards and primitive urban energy.

From yellow taxis and golden arches to the dazzling Broadway stage, this busy place condenses into an iconic and popular new york City.

The observation deck on the 86th floor of Empire State Building

Adult/Child $27/21, including the observation deck on the 112nd floor $44/38

from 8: 11 to 2:11 the next day; The last elevator arrives at 1: 15 the next day

The Empire State Building is the tallest star in new york. From King Kong to Independence Day, you can see it in more than 111 movies. No building can represent new york like it.

There are two observation platforms: the 86th floor platform in the open air provides an outdoor experience, and the coin-operated telescope can see the features of this metropolis at close range; The closed platform on the 112nd floor is the second tallest observation deck in new york, overlooking the five districts of the city, which is quite exquisite and beautiful.

The sunsets on the two observation platforms are spectacular, and the city is gradually closing in the twilight.

Day2 Upper East Side → Soho and Chinatown → Upper West Side and Central Garden

Start with the amazing Metropolitan Museum of Art, stroll between the collections of Egypt and Rome, and enjoy the works of everyone in Europe, and finally come to the roof overlooking Central Park.

MetropolitanMuseumOfArt

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Adult/Child $25/ Free

From Sunday to Thursday from 11: 11 to 17: 31, and from Friday and Saturday to 21:11

This huge encyclopedic museum (MET was built in 1871 and has the largest art collection in the world. Its permanent collection is as many as 2 million pieces, and it covers a wide range, from Egyptian temples to American paintings.

There is also an art museum covering an area of 17 acres, attracting more than 6 million visitors every year, making it the most popular independent scenic spot in new york.

in the afternoon, go shopping in soho and find the best brands in the world among the crowded tourists. Visit Chinatown and feel the non-mainstream consumerism there. In fact, it is only a few blocks. Take a walk in a nearby Buddhist temple and stop to try snacks such as cream tarts and almond ice cream.

SoHo

SOHO

Shoppers all over the world are drooling over Soho, where there are high-end, cutting-edge and fashionable flagship stores, coveted big names and cold fashionistas.

However, don't just stare at the world-famous brands, you can also find many new shops here, unique and imaginative local brands created by talented artists and independent designers.

Chinatown

China Town

In this most colorful and crowded community in new york, the familiar smell comes to my face. No matter how many times you pass by here, you can get a different experience.

smelling fresh fish and ripe persimmons, listening to the crisp mahjong sound on the humble table and drooling over the roast duck hanging in the shop window, I can't think of it, but I can't buy it.

If you have tickets for the concert, skip the dinner and go straight to BarciboEnotec to enjoy a glass of refined Italian wine before the performance. Then go to Lincoln Center to watch opera in metropolitan opera or listen to symphony in Avery Fisher Hall.

After that, we will have dinner in BurkeWills, where there are modern Australian cuisines, and then go upstairs to ManhattanCricketClub for a drink.

LincolnCenter

Lincoln Center

This is an empty and gleaming modernist hall with the most important performance venue in Manhattan: Avery Fisher Hall (where New York Philharmonic is located, DavidHKoch Theatre (where the New York City Ballet is located).

there is also the iconic metropolitan opera, and the inner wall of the Opera House has bright and saturated murals created by MarcChagall.

Day3 Brooklyn

Catch the East River ferry to the docking area and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Manhattan from the brand-new Brooklyn Bridge Park. Then stroll along the cobblestone streets in Dangbo District, and visit bookstores, antique shops and cafes.

Don't miss the antique Jane's Carousel and the beautiful scenery on the Imperial Fulton Ferry.

Brooklyn Bridge Park

BrooklynbridgePark

6: 11 to 1: 11 the next day

This 85-acre park is one of the most talked about new attractions in Brooklyn. It is surrounded by the East River Bay and stretches for 1.3 miles from JaySt in the docking area to the western end of Atlantic Avenue in Coble Hill.

It revives a once barren coastline and turns a series of abandoned docks into public green spaces.

BrooklynBridge

Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge is the real star of the park. It is the world's first steel suspension bridge and a masterpiece of architecture.

when the bridge was opened in p>1883, the span of 1,596 feet between its two supporting towers broke the historical record at that time, which became an outstanding model of urban design and provided creative inspiration for poets, writers and painters.

Arrive at the Brooklyn Museum and see wonderful works from Africa, America and ancient Egypt, as well as good temporary exhibitions. Then go for a walk in Prospect Park and rejuvenate yourself in the picturesque scenery by the lake.

BrooklynMuseumofArt

Brooklyn Museum Mofart

Tickets are $12

Wednesday and Friday to Sunday from 11: 11 to 18: 11, and Thursday to 22: 11

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This encyclopedic museum is designed by McKim and MeadWhite, and it is a building area.

Construction began in the early 1991s, and now there are more than 1.5 million pieces of collections, including ancient handicrafts, rooms from the 9th century, and sculptures and paintings spanning centuries.

Prospect Park

ProspectPark

5:11~ 1: 11 the next day

The 585-acre Prospect Park was built in 1866, and was considered as an upgraded version of Central Park by its founders. There are many similarities between them: gorgeous lawns, beautiful lakes, forest-covered paths and long hills interlaced with green sidewalks.

Take a green taxi to Williamsburg in the north of the area to find oysters and customized cocktails at MaisonPremiere. Come to the rooftop bar, Ides brings you the unspeakable scenery of the whole city.

at the end of the evening, you can cross the street and go to BrooklynBowl to play bowling for a while before enjoying it.