>>34302706
You definitely made the right call to leave your car. NYC is one of the only cities that's actually completely navigable by subway and walking.
To be honest despite being a NY native I don't like NYC very much. As an adult most of the "fun" people have is drinking and doing coke in various bars, clubs or restaurants.
I've always liked the AMNH, it's definitely the kind of place you can kill and entire afternoon without getting bored. You can go down to the WTC memorial and contemplate the satanic ritual that was 9/11. Or you can go to midtown and pay $50 to go to the top of the Empire State or Chrysler building. Times Square might be fun to walk around, most of the stores there are just tourist traps selling overpriced shit but there are a couple of good small restaurants on the streets off the side. You can also go to Hell's Kitchen and see the USS Intrepid, that's kind of cool if you like military stuff. It's starting to get warmer so you can walk around Central park, maybe rent a duckboat and paddle on the pond lol
But yeah, I've always felt NYC is the sort of city for rich cokehead types that like to drink and shop.

>>34302771
I’m moving there myself soon. I’ve spent around a month and a half total over the course of several years visiting Manhattan and Brooklyn.
I like what I’ve seen enough to move there and happen to work a job that’s in high demand up there: I’m a home health aide.
I’m curious if I’m going to like it enough to stay.
>>34302706
You should definitely check out Central Park.
There are also a lot of really great museums in the city that might be worth a visit.

Google Maps is your friend up there. You can get really helpful directions that lay out very clearly how to navigate the public transit there, and you can of course use it to find landmarks, activities and restaurants that you’ll have time to see.

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If you're an American and you haven't been, you have a duty to see the Natural History Museum. Makes you feel like you're 10 years old, and serves as a time capsule for a time when, men felt for things bigger than themselves, and actually tried to create

>>34302706
NYC is the greatest city in the world (and also the craziest, but that's another topic) and you're at a loss as to what to do there?

What in life interests you? NYC has more of it than anywhere else. Anything from museums to porn shops, sports to lectures, Broadway to zoos, shopping to people-watching

>>34302706
Where exactly in New York? NYC by the looks of the image? Manhattan?

It really depends on what you like. You could go see a show, go enjoy food...

When I went to Manhattan, I walked around in Central Park but didn't do much. I visited the Statue of Liberty but it was late in the day and I didn't go to the top. I went to the Empire State Building. I went to Times Square but didn't want to interact with street vendors. Not sure how it is now as I went over 10 years ago, but seems like someone is always trying to sell music.

Most important thing is to look at event schedules and plan your day in advance. You don't want to be wasting time all over the city either walking or taking a cab because that wastes times. Start in one section, do all the things, and go to another section.

>>34303676
Ignore the first part of my post. I skimmed over the word "city" in the OP. I was looking for capitalization in New York City.

>>34302706
What do you do for work? I wanna go on business trips.

>>34302706
Visit Central Park and the High Line.

>>34302706
If you're a weeb, you should go to kinokuniya

>>34302706
time out ny is also a good cheat sheet for things going on this week.