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428 reviews 13 travel blogs 14 photos Attraction Type:
Art museum, Other
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The list goes on and on
... cool though. It was really cool. If you come to New York, check it out. After leaving, Caroline decided she wanted to see 'The Cloisters' exhibit. Had to get subway all the way up north of the island(it was miles away) By the time we got there, ...
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New York
... her mother for lunch so will not be joining us until dinner. Still haven’t managed to find postcards (except one I bought at the Cloisters yesterday for Auntie Joan and Uncle Brian) or stamps, so I might make that a priority. I left the hotel ...
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Our last entry
... and everyone got drenched! Sept 11th was a very rainy day too. We took the subway uptown to see the Cloisters - part of the Met which is a strange but great building with parts of older European buildings incorporated in. We also went ...
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Tour: Sex & the City + Cafe Lalo + the Cloisters
... if you've never been. Next time my parents come up, we've got to go - for breakfast, lunch, coffee or dessert. Next, the Cloisters museum. We popped on a subway train to the 'nose-bleed section' of what questionably is still called Manhattan. Had never ...
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Just keep moving!
... before that Susie (a collegue from China) was in Town and along with her son who is studying here we went to the Cloisters. Part of the MET museum it is in the very north of Manhattan and is old benedictine monastery's from Spain brought over and pieced ...
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10 Insider tricks to survive the NYC space crunch
... back to when I first moved into the city 8 years ago, I realize that nothing could have adequately prepared me for the New York City mentality and lifestyle. New Yorkers are a unique breed of urban warriors and survivalists with a career-focused, ...
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New York City
... of Art so we jumped on a city bus and rode 100 blocks to Fort Tryon Park at the upper end of Manhattan. We walked around The Cloisters and Fort Tryon Park before taking a subway back to Chelsea. We walked to our room, cleaned up and then walked a few ...
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Busy, Busy, Busy NEW YORK
... (or the Met). We had a great walk through Fort Tyron park and saw some really cool birds (will email photos Kurtis!). The Cloisters itself was ok - beautiful settings and beauitful views - the art itself is very religious. After another walk through the ...
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Where Meg Ryan..."you know'd"
... , musical instruments, arms and armor exhibits and the European art and sculpture. The Temple of Dendur, an Egyptian temple given to the United States by Egypt in 1965 and awarded to the Met in 1967, was a stunning sight to behold. The large wall of ...
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One Short Day
... show we met Mr. and Mrs. Thompson in Times Square, and they walked and talked with us to the Metro station. It was fun to see them, friends from Grants Pass!!! Snapple cap of the Day: (on a billboard) New York City has 722 miles of subway track. ...
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