New York. Marco Polo Reiseführer

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"I wanna wake up in the city that doesn't sleep," sang Frank Sinatra, and he was right—New York never sleeps. The city offers 24-hour shopping and dining, and it’s a place of endless wonder. Describing it is nearly impossible; it must be experienced. Wall Street is the heart of finance, while the Bronx reflects poverty. Winters are frigid, summers are hot and humid, and Central Park, nearly twice the size of Monaco, provides a lush contrast to the surrounding concrete. The author, a resident since 1974, understands the overwhelming nature of the city. This guide offers a starting point, presenting the top ten must-see attractions, from the Brooklyn Bridge to Fifth Avenue and the World Trade Center, where you can ascend to the 107th floor in just 58 seconds. Dining options range from high-end restaurants to more affordable choices, ensuring you won't go hungry amidst the city's hustle. Shopping is a must, with competitive prices on antiques, books, and electronics. Key highlights are marked in yellow for easy reference, and the guide includes a city atlas to help navigate. Three suggested walking tours allow for deeper exploration. With this guide, you can uncover the magic of this living legend!