Here are our top ten must-dos so far (in no particular order):
(1) The Lion King on Broadway!


(2) 911 Museum

(3) The Statue of Liberty

(4) Central Park

I have quite a long list of things to see in Central Park.
Of course, a carriage ride is a must!

(5) Brooklyn Bridge

I want to walk across it! Not sure how that will fly with Peter though!
(6) Times Square

(7) Empire State Building and/or Top of the Rock

(8) Serendipity 3 (more on this in my food post) :O)

(9) Rockefeller Center (I know it won't be as amazing as Christmastime though).

(10) a double-decker bus tour

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