Séjour à New York | Les Infos de Lolo Suite à plusieurs demandes des lecteurs, voici un billet recensant les différents coûts du séjour à New York. Tous les prix ci-dessous s’entendent en dollars, par personne, taxes et pourboires compris (sauf prix des 2 excursions). Logement Étant parti par le travail, nous avons payé un tarif global préférentiel pour l’avion, l’hôtel et les excursions. Nous séjournions à l’hôtel « Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel« , un hôtel 3 étoiles et demi / 4 étoiles. Pour ce faire, j’ai simplement simulé une réservation sur le site pour la période correspondante en 2012, soit la période du 7 au 11 juin 2012. Ce prix correspond précisément à la chambre dans laquelle nous séjournions. Transports A notre arrivée, une carte de métro valable 7 jours (Metro Card 7 Days Unlimited) nous a été remise par les organisateurs. Aussi, voici les tarifs concernant les trajets en Taxi. Tourisme Voici le tarif du « City Pass » acheté avant notre séjour. Prix : 80$ (90$ depuis Mars 2012). The Metropolitan Museum : 26$.
10 of the best bars in Manhattan, New York | Travel Bedlam This mixed-crowd East Village newbie offers a gay singles scene, welcome for their straight friends of both genders, and a surplus of taxidermy animals. Aiming at a spooky-yet-sexy feel, the cavernous bar, with book-themed wallpapers, includes a giant moose head, warthog, black bear, and stuffed birds among its decorative flourishes. To ease your nerves, try the Lily Bart, a cucumber vodka and lambic concoction named for the Edith Wharton character, or go with a $6 beer. Don Hill's On a quiet west Soho block, Don Hill's has provided decades of parties for fashionable young things. Le Bain The top floor of the Standard hotel is something of a glamour theme park. The Big Bar This East Village staple, established in 1990, has a deliberately misleading moniker. The Lobby Bar at the Ace Hotel An unlikely spot for an aggressively hip bar, the Lobby Bar is perhaps Midtown's chicest drink option, and the best place to wait for maids to ready your room. The Jane Ballroom The Oak Room
The Roof Garden Commission April 29–November 2, 2014 Accompanied by a publication This installation by Dan Graham (born 1942, Urbana, Illinois) is the second in a new series of site-specific commissions for the Museum's Roof Garden. Comprising curves of steel and two-way mirrored glass set between ivy hedgerows, Graham's structure is part garden maze, part modernist skyscraper facade. Viewers who enter the work are transformed into performers; in glimpsing their own reflections, they are also made acutely aware of the act of looking. For the past fifty years Graham has engaged his interest in architecture and the way it structures public space through a multidisciplinary practice encompassing writing, photography, video, performance, and—beginning in the 1970s—sculptural environments of mirrored glass and metal. The artist's pavilions likewise respond to their specific sites. Related Installation
Amateur Night at the Apollo NewYork.com - Your Official Site for Travelling To and Living in New York Employees Only Central park | The Roof New York :: Guide de voyage New York New York. Ceux qui n’y ont jamais posé les pieds la connaissent déjà, par le cinéma, les séries télé, la musique, la littérature. New York est une machine à rêves. Diverse, frénétique, électrique, magnétique, magique, vertigineuse, inventive, intensive... les adjectifs se bousculent pour la décrire. NYC’s 6 Best Bars For Mint Juleps Mint Juleps are a unique libation often found clutched in the hands of those watching horses race by at the Kentucky Derby. Although quite a simple recipe, it has become hugely popular, and when created in different ways, can be better served some places than others. It’s intended to be sipped (ideally in a silver-plated cup or a large rocks glass), not slurped, and the following New York City bars do it right. More: NYC’s 7 Best Kentucky Derby Parties Photo Credit: Employees Only Employees Only 510 Hudson St (at W 10th St) New York, NY 10014 (212) 242-3021www.employeesonlynyc.com Named the World’s Best Bar at the 2011 Tales of the Cocktail, and among the country’s top 10 bars by Esquire Magazine, you know you’re going to get a good, classic Mint Julep here. Photo Credit: Forty Four Forty Four Bar 44 W 44th St (between 5th and 6th Aves) New York, NY 10036 (212) 944-8844www.royaltonhotel.com One of the challenges with a julep is the elevated sugar levels often found in the drink. The Anchor
10 non-douchey rooftop bars We all love a good rooftop bar with the breeze and the booze and the pretty sites for our eyes. But nothing ruins a night out or a nice bit of day drinking like an obnoxious crowd. You know the kind. The Beckys and Chads of the world. Lucky for us, non-douchey rooftop bars do exist. 1. Photograph: Evelyn Derico The Aussie owner couldn't take all those kangaroo attacks (we kid) so they brought a little bit of Down Under to Brooklyn. 2. Photograph: Filip Wolak A cocktail bar without the cocky tude. 3. You can pretend you're a successful business tycoon as you stare from the top of the Empire Hotel at all the little people below before marveling at the amazing sunset. 4. Expect over-stuffed burritos and margaritas at this extra friendly bar. 5. Photograph: Jessica Lin This is the least pretentious rooftop bar in all of Brooklyn, in that there's a small bar and a patio, and that's about it. 6.The Delancey on the Lower East Side Photograph: Courtesy The Delancey 7. 8. 9. Photograph: Jolie Ruben
New York New York exerce un impact significatif sur le commerce mondial, la finance, les médias, l'art, la mode, la recherche, la technologie, l'éducation, le divertissement et le tourisme, regroupant l'ensemble des caractéristiques d'une ville mondiale. Si elle n'est plus la capitale fédérale des États-Unis depuis plus de deux siècles (elle occupe cette fonction de 1785 à 1790[2]), New York alimente pendant quelques décennies une rivalité financière et politique avec Philadelphie. Il n'en reste pas moins que New York est la ville la plus peuplée du pays depuis 1790, avec 8 804 190 habitants selon le Bureau du recensement des États-Unis (recensement officiel de 2020)[1] et la ville anglophone la plus peuplée au monde. Elle est aussi la troisième plus grande ville du continent américain derrière Mexico et São Paulo. New York se place en tête dans la triade des grands centres financiers mondiaux avec Londres et Hong Kong. Enfin, New York accueille des institutions d'importance mondiale. Histoire