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The City That Never Sleeps can be awfully intimidating to someone
who’s never been there before, and a little New York City
travel advice is always very much appreciated. The following New
York City travel guidebooks are sure to point newcomers in the
right direction, while providing a handy reference for more experienced
guests.
The Big Onion Guide to New York City:
Ten Historic Tours (Paperback)
by Seth Kamil, Eric Wakin, Big Onion Walking Tours Staff
Authors Seth Kamil and Eric Wakin award-winning tours
of New York's most popular neighborhoods are collected
in one volume. This irreverent yet informative walking
guide to NYC includes 10 walking tours, a 5-borough driving
tour, informative sidebars, illustrations, and photos
from the collection at the New York Historical Society.
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Frommer's New York City 2006 (Frommer's
Complete) (Paperback)
by Brian Silverman
New York City sees more than 35 million every year,
making it one of the top United States vacation destinations
for both domestic and international travelers. Brian Silverman’s
indispensable guide to the Big Apple covers the all newest
hotels, and includes a full-color photo insert and giant
foldout map.
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Guide to New York City Landmarks (Guide
to New York City Landmarks) (Paperback)
by New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
This guide to New York landmarks and historic districts
in all 5 boroughs includes more than 1,200 individual
landmarks, 79 historic districts, landmark designation
dates, 75 quick-reference maps and sections highlighting
notable aspects of urban history and architecture.
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