Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, for the first time or the fortieth, New York City never fails to excite visitors with its heart-pounding mix of museums, theaters, restaurants, shopping and must-see attractions. Dubbed “The City That Never Sleeps,” it’s a world stage of finance, politics, art and media – entertaining and engaging all in a melting pot of culture, creativity and tenacity.
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No Need to Scream for Ice Scream
As we find ourselves in the middle of summer, good ice cream goes from a treat to survival necessity (okay, maybe that's a little overdramatic, but you get the point). But where's the best ice cream in New York?
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Mad for Mad Men
New York is famous for its art museums, and rightly so. But if you're in the mood for something more unique, check out the Museum of the Moving Image, the only museum in the country devoted exclusively to the history, art and technology of movies and TV, just a short train ride away from our Times Square hotel.
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A Taste for the Taste of Times Square
New York City is blessed with lots of great restaurants, including hundreds that are just a hop, skip and a jump from our Times Square hotel. The only problem is...how do you choose? Once a year you have a chance to sample the best that Times Square's chefs have to offer at "Taste of Times Square.
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Bring On The Bacon (and Beer)
The only thing better than bacon? Bacon and beer, say lovers of the Bacon and Beer Classic.
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Live From New York
If you're a die-hard Saturday Night Live fan, you probably already know about "Live From New York!," the Bao Nguyen-directed documentary filmed in and around (where else?) Studio H8 in New York City.
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Devoted To Design
Given Cassa Time Square's minimalist design sensibility, it probably won't come as a surprise that we're tickled pink over the reopening of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, which happens to be the country's only museum devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design.
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Beer, Bourbon and BBQ in the Big Apple
It's a porkapolooza when Beer, Bourbon & BBQ kicks off its sixth annual showcase of swine at The Tunnel on January 24.
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Rink-Side Seats
Just a few blocks from our Times Square hotel, the Winter Village at Bryant Park is one of the city's merriest holiday spaces.
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Tree Time
Few symbols of the holiday season can compare to the magnificent tree at Rockefeller Center. When it's lit on December 3, it marks the official beginning of Big Apple holiday revelry.
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Step Into a Parisian Bistro
Capturing the easy elegance of a Paris bistro, Café Un Deux Trois has been a Times Square fixture since 1977, long before the words "bistro fare" made their way into our collective culinary lexicon.
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BOGO Broadway
For fans of the Great White Way, nothing beats the return of Broadway Week, running now through September 14. The deal? Most of the New York City's top musicals and plays are offering "2-for-1" tickets for virtually every performance.
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Lofty Legos
If the last time you picked up a Lego was sometime around the first grade, prepare to be amazed.
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Strike A (Yoga) Pose
The summer solstice comes to Times Square in the form of an epic, all-day celebration of yoga. Yep, thousands of yoga enthusiasts gather for Solstice in Times Square, striking a pose on the pavement and finding inner peace amid the Big Apple's hustle and bustle.
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Chocolate, Mais Oui!
Maybe we're influenced by our Francophile friends at Bastille Kitchen but, for sublimely satisfying chocolate, we head straight to La Maison du Chocolat, the elegant jewel box in Rockefeller Center.
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