Museum of Modern Art New York City

Our last day in New York we finally got up at a half-decent hour. We managed to get out of our rooom before 10:00 a.m. and walk over to the Market Diner for breakfast. Why the Market Diner, you may ask. Because the Market Diner can be recognized as the Blue Moon Diner where M.J. was working in the first Spider-Man movie. Don't worry, the real diner …

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Was wären Städtetrips nicht ohne etwas Kultur und Geschichte. Beides bekommt man bekanntlich in Museen und so standen heute gleich zwei davon auf dem Programm. Zuerst ging es nach dem Frühstück ins riesige Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) wo wir auf sechs Etagen Kunst vom 19. bis 21. Jahrhundert bewunderten. Highlights waren sicherlich Werke von Dalí (" …

We got back to New York on Wednesday by bus. It only took 2 hours and we slept most of the way.

We dropped out luggage off at the Best Western Plus President Hotel. We are pretty much staying 10 metres away from Times Square which is nice and noisy!

We headed to MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), had a quick coffee stop (cinnamon latte …

Spent the entire day at MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art). Took a tour of "highlights" of the collection (translation--highlights of the 4th floor collection of painting and sculpture from 1940 - 1980. This art is still mostly representational, so I can generally understand something, but the tour guide provided all sorts of information that I would …

We spent 12 days in NYC. It was cool to become a part of the city. Since we had the good fortune of having two good friends, Dan and Jeremy, living in the city, we felt more like locals then visitors. We took it pretty easy while we were there. We usually slept in and then figured out what we would do with the rest of our day by around noon or so. …

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A sleep in this morning, set us back with regards to how much time we had to sight see but helped us get over the last of our jet lag.

We didn't want to do too much today as Danielle our friend from Ireland isn't due in NY until tomorrow and most sights we want to see, she will want to see …

Today, we started with a walk from our hotel to the west gate of Central Park. We continued on and found the famous statue Angel of the Waters, and many beautiful scenes of the lake, bridges and dense greenery. Afterwards, we visited the Museum of Natural History which blew me away with the quality of the exhibits. In the afternoon, we made very …

Our internal clocks were still on London time, but sleeping in is not an option if you only have limited time in New York. The hotel does not serve breakfast except for room service, which is ridiculously expensive. so we ventured out to find food on our own. Jean and Jeanne-Mari, having arrived a day before us, had bought food to make breakfast …

... about twenty minutes and, after briefly passing the famous frontage of CBS's 'The David Letterman Show', we came to the New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). If the Louvre in Paris is the world's most famous gallery, then the MoMA is surely second in ...

... or similar infractions. We also went Art Gallery crazy and we went round the Guggenheim and then also went round the Museum of Modern Art when Dean realised they had his favorite set of Kandinsky paintings. The Gugennheim is an amazing building but the ...

... Square may not be the most important place in the city but certainly beat like its heart. From there I walked toward the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).  The walk slightly detoured but I was amazed at the defiant beauty of the buildings, each more ...

... - a single, behemoth of a museum which was a combination of the huge Metropolitan Museum of Art, the exceptional and classy Museum of Modern Art and the architecturally splendorous Guggenheim - and I had to try and work out what the fuck was going on ...

... - 6 homecooked meals - sunny picnic in central park - cupcakes museums - native american history - metropolitan - moma (museum of modern art) - guggenhiem - the frick the office - watched both the first and second series - and the ...

... as Macy's and Bloomingdales, spending very wisely of course. The range of products was mind-boggling. The shops of the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum stocked very classy merchandise. Manolo Blahnik seemed to have moved premises without ...

... joined me on day 2 and we continued the exploration together with a mammoth walk through Central Park and a wander through the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art). At Strawberry Fields (in Central Park) we spent more time trying to figure out it was a guy ...

... out at the theatre. I returned to the hostel to get dressed up, and two hours later (!) started off my evening at the Museum of Modern Art, which is free on a Friday night. I didn't stay for that long, but saw a very interesting exhibition of about 300 ...

... to scale it because you feel that you are walking in glazed canyons. And the Metropolitan?We decided not to pay either to visit Museum of Modern Art or the Met having seen the blood drain from Roger's face when we saw the queue at MoMA and the price at ...

I started the day jogging at central Park :) went to guggenheim museum, to the Moma (Museum of modern Art), walked around the 5th Avenue and at the evening I enjoyed Theatre: "Cat on a hot thin roof", with James Earl Jones (the voice of Darth Vader) ...