NYC Walkable Weekend Itinerary🗽

🚇 I wanted to share what I think is the best way to explore the city with minimal subway time as someone who lives here. Yes, I excluded Times Square, but if you must go, visit on day 1 after Bryant Park

What to do in each neighborhood:

📚DAY 1 (You don’t need to do it all! But you can walk from each place to the next)

1) West Village - Food time! A great breakfast spot is Breakfast by Salt’s Cure

2) Chelsea - Little Island, Chelsea Market, Starbucks Reserve, Chelsea Piers/Hudson River Park, Art Galleries

3) Walk the Highline

4) Hudson Yards - The Vessel, The Shops, The Daily Provisions

5) Koreatown - Eat and buy some boba!

6) Bryant Park - Check out the NYPL! It’s free and they offer tours of the gorgeous reading room

7) Grand Central Station (if you want)

8) Rockefeller Center

9) MoMA

🍝DAY 2

1)Staten Island Ferry - Free view of the Statue of Liberty!

2) Financial District - Battery Park, Brookfield Place, 9/11 Memorial, World Trade Center

3) Chinatown/Little Italy - Food, food, and more food. A great affordable dim sum place is Dim Sum Go Go

4) Walk the Brooklyn Bridge

5) Dumbo - Walk around and see the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridge. Go to Time Out Market and it’s rooftop.

6) Bonus: Williamburg and Greenpoint are my favorite neighborhoods that I used to live in that are in Brooklyn

🌳DAY 3

1) Central Park Day - highly recommend biking, skating, visiting the pool, and simply exploring. Sights are everywhere!

2) The Met

3) American Museum of Natural History - Live your Night at the Museum dreams here

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