New York .. 6 things that make this city a traveler-friendly city

ArabiaWeather.com - Ismail Qasimi - New York , with its large buildings and large crowds of residents and tourists, may be a source of fear for some travelers there, but it is a city that can be a friendly city for anyone who controls his trip well, so he does not waste his time, money and nerves.. These are some Tips that help visitors control their city tours.

Get away from staying in Manhattan

Manhattan is perhaps the best place to stay due to its central location and because it is the most popular neighborhood in New York City. However, do not overlook the hotel prices, which are very high, so it is better to book in Brooklyn, which is not far away and provides many options that suit all budgets.

Do not rely on taxis

Public transportation such as the metro and buses are a much better option than taxis for getting around New York City, as they are less expensive and more time consuming, especially in front of heavy traffic. You can also try joining tours on foot or by bike to get to know the city's sights.

Buying a New York City Pass

It is better to avoid buying entrance tickets to the desired tourist places from the kiosks upon arrival, because this will waste a lot of time for you in waiting lines. There is a special card for tourists, the New York City Pass, through which you can visit the most famous landmarks.

Have dinner early or late

New Yorkers eat dinner between 8 and 10 pm, so if you want to eat in the same places where they eat, it is best to make a reservation in advance, that is, a week in advance, but if you have left things until the last minute, try to book a day or two in advance for a table Be before 7 pm or after 10:30, which increases your chances of getting a table at the hottest spots in town.

Avoid shopping on Broadway and 5th Avenue

The same brands will be found all over the US, so change your shopping destination to somewhere other than 5th Avenue and Broadway.

Visit Steinway Street and Little Cairo

Many find in this Steinway Street, which is located in the Queens neighborhood, an oriental flavor and charm that attracts travelers of all nationalities, with restaurants and cafes of an Arab nature, you may also want to visit this street to learn about Arab-American life, and the same for Little Cairo in Astoria. .