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Before you go to the Big Apple as a novice, you should buy a comprehensive map showing the subway and points of interest.
It's a great help when booking accommodation and working out an itinerary.
We bought a seven-day Metrocard for $A32, allowing us unlimited travel on trains and local buses.
But remember, avoid peak hours because the trains are overcrowded and the subway atmosphere stifling.
Accommodation can be expensive but there are plenty of hostels and B offering a cheaper alternative, and a quick check of the Internet will deliver a host of prices and locations.
If you like boutique hotels and have a passion for books, the Library Hotel on Madison Ave could be the answer. Operating on the Dewey system, rooms contain a collection of books covering that floor's subject. If you request a room on the ninth floor,[url=http://duveticaouterwear.blogspot.com/][b]duvetica outerwear[b][/url], for example, you can settle in a chair with a selection of books on geography and travel or history. We stayed at the Beacon Hotel on the Upper West Side. It's mid-range in price, located two blocks from the American Museum of Natural History and Central Park, a block from the 72nd Street subway station on Broadway.
From here it is a 10-minute ride to the centre of downtown Manhattan. A bonus is the kitchenette which gave us an excuse to visit Fairway Market, an old-fashioned marketplace opposite the hotel.
Fairway offers a vast range: barrels of olives, fresh fish, fruit and vegetables, gourmet cheeses, rows of bakery items and fresh soup. Eating out does not have to be expensive. Everywhere there are delis which will deliver a decent lunch for $7-$8.
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