NYC in the RAIN?!
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NYC in the RAIN?!
My friend and I will be in Manhattan tomorrow and it is supposed to RAIN all day! We have matinee show tickets for afternoon, but obviously, doing a lot of outdoor stuff won't work! Any recommendations for good INDOOR things? We're taking the train over from NJ Penn Station.
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Well there is always musuem mile on 5th Ave.:
104th St. El Museo del Barrio
103rd St. Museum of the City of New York
92nd St. The Jewish Museum
91st St. Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution
89th St. National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts
88th St. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
86th St. Neue Galerie New York
83rd St. Goethe-Institut New York/German Cultural Center
82nd St. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Not to mention, the Museum of Natural History
104th St. El Museo del Barrio
103rd St. Museum of the City of New York
92nd St. The Jewish Museum
91st St. Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution
89th St. National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts
88th St. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
86th St. Neue Galerie New York
83rd St. Goethe-Institut New York/German Cultural Center
82nd St. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Not to mention, the Museum of Natural History
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There are dozens of Museums from the world famous -
The Met - the greatest cultural institution in the western hemisphere
to the arcane
The Museum of Sex (if you're broad minded)
The main branch of th epublic library - near the theater district - usually has very good exhibits. MoMA is also right nearby.
And there's always shopping.
Do you have any special interest - so people can reco someting specific?
The Met - the greatest cultural institution in the western hemisphere
to the arcane
The Museum of Sex (if you're broad minded)
The main branch of th epublic library - near the theater district - usually has very good exhibits. MoMA is also right nearby.
And there's always shopping.
Do you have any special interest - so people can reco someting specific?
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You're coming into NYC Penn station on 34 st. and the theaters are in the 40's-50's so all of the museums listed are pretty far uptown. MOMA
moma.org however is very conveniently located on west 53 st. The new Museum of Art & Design at Columbus Circle is another idea. http://madmuseum.org/Default.aspx
moma.org however is very conveniently located on west 53 st. The new Museum of Art & Design at Columbus Circle is another idea. http://madmuseum.org/Default.aspx
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Fortunately, we have Broadway tickets for a matinee in th afternoon.


