Real Living Australia – September 2019

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NEW YORK IS A CITY that demands more than one visit. Overflowing

with contrasts, it offers five wildly different boroughs filled with small, quiet

brownstone-laden streets, mirrored skyscrapers, artisan breweries and

million-dollar shopping streets. The saying “New York has something for

everyone” is both painfully cliché and incredibly apt. To make sure you

don’t miss a thing on your next visit, here is our locals-approved list of

the design stores, cafes, museums and hidden bars that are currently

having a moment. Tear out these pages for your next New York minute.

BROOKLYN BOTANIC

GARDENS’ CHERRY

BLOSSOM FESTIVAL,

PROSPECT HEIGHTS

need to know

Where to stay Hotel 50 Bowery (jdvhotels.

com/hotels/new-york/nyc/hotel-50-bowery-nyc)

mixes modern Chinese style with New York chic,

and is right in the heart of Chinatown. Or to

be more central, stay at Moxy Time Square

(moxy-hotels.marriott.com/nyc/times square)

where you’ll find minimalistic industrial style,

topped with a kicking rooftop bar.

How to get there United Airlines flies from

Sydney and Melbourne to New York daily via

Los Angeles. Book a bus transfer from the

airport with Go Airlink (goairlinkshuttle.com/

NYC) from about $19* per person.

Good to know To miss the crowds at the

Empire State Building, visit after 10pm, or to

avoid them at park and art space the High Line

(thehighline.org), visit first thing in the AM.

For more info nycgo.com A

40°38’N / 73°46’W

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