Buildings and Hotels of New York: -

New York is famous for the beautiful and spectacular building and Florida is well known for its sea beaches. Having a New York break can be the lifetime opportunity for the people. The main centre of attraction is the lavishing building like the Chrysler Building which is known for its magnificent art in the lobby which is decorated with the marble. Besides this, another great building is the Empire State Building. New York is known as the city of tall buildings.

Besides in New York, USA there are many stylish hotels which are mainly situated near the Fifth and Madison Avenues. Besides this, the south side of the Central Park is also famous for the excellent hotels. The whole New York City can be best explored by having a view from these hotels.

Florida: peaceful place: -

Florida, which is situated at the southeastern region of the USA, is famous for its beaches and oceans. Beach resorts and the tranquil beaches of the west coast of the Florida are the most tempting tourist’s places. The main attraction of this place is the beaches of white sand and the warm water of the Gulf of Mexico. Most of the tourists spend their time by relaxing under the shade of sun and having a peaceful time.

The Hilton Clearwater beach Hotel is famous for the lunch time and other cuisines and many tourists are coming at this place with great zeal. Florida holidays are perfect combination of fun and peace.

Known as the city that never sleeps; you will need to have at least seven days in New York City if you want a real taste of what it has to offer the visitor. One of the busiest visitor locations in the city is the Empire State Building and even if you don’t get to the top there is still a great deal to see. For others the winner of this little competition is the Rockefeller Center which is a little taller but if you don’t have a clear day you won’t see anything anyway. Tour boats can take visitors out to see the big lady ‘The Statue of Liberty’ but be prepared for long delays these days; the view of her from Ellis Island is an option worth considering.

An easier option is to take the Staten Island ferry which doesn’t cost anything and can still give a first class view of the Statue of Liberty; this is also a great place to spend some time enjoying the talents of local (almost professional) street entertainers. However, no seven day trip to New York would be complete now without a visit to where the World Trade Center Towers once stood not that long ago. It’s strangely moving location and the terrorist struck World Trade Centre site covers a huge area but it is a peculiarly unfriendly subject for the photographer. World famous stores are plentiful in New York with names like Tiffany’s to the many discount stores along Broadway.

Bloomingdales is another famous store (for the wealthy) to look around but it is Maceys, who will give 11 percent discount on production of a tourist card where most people will head for. An excellent tourist location is the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum which is likely to be closed until the end of 2008; well worth looking in if your around at that time of the grand re-opening. The center piece is the World War II aircraft carrier Intrepid, packed with historic aircraft including Concorde, a destroyer and a submarine but be prepared for a size test if you want to enter the sub Growler. It is also worth a visit to the New York City Police Museum and whilst the museum does not have an entrance fee, five dollar donations are generously accepted; all sorts of items are on display here and it’s a great place for souvenirs.

Then it is worth seeing some of the older history of New York back when there were huge numbers of migrants entering the city and the Lower East Tenement was where most of them ended up; this is now a museum and a time capsule. On Central Park is the fascinating Museum of the City of New York with millions of objects for researchers but for tourists, an ever-changing program of exhibitions showing the past, present and future of the Big Apple. Once again, admission to this wonderfully grand building is free but a donation of at least nine dollars is expected. Perhaps as with any capital city, seven days in New York really is only enough to give you a taste of what it has to offer; still that just means to will have to spend more time there in the future!

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