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New York: the city that never sleeps — nor does your data

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The guide

New York reveals itself neighbourhood by neighbourhood, above all in Manhattan, laid out on an easy-to-walk grid. Midtown gathers the icons: Times Square with its giant screens, the Empire State Building, Grand Central and Rockefeller Center. To the west, Chelsea lines up art galleries along the High Line, a former elevated railway turned planted walkway. The Lower East Side and Greenwich Village charm with quieter streets, bars and history. Uptown, the Upper West and Upper East Sides frame Central Park and its great museums. Across the East River, Brooklyn offers DUMBO and its skyline views, creative Williamsburg, and the classic walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. A city that never sleeps.

«Breakfast at Tiffany's» (1961) opens at the Tiffany windows on Fifth Avenue; from «Taxi Driver» to «Spider-Man», no city is filmed more. Central Park alone has hosted hundreds of shoots.

The New York subway runs 24/7, 365 days a year — a global rarity. Central Park is larger than the whole principality of Monaco.

Quiet spot: the Whispering Gallery beneath Grand Central, where a murmur crosses the arch diagonally. With a data eSIM you follow the subway offline, hail a ride and dodge taxi scams.

Must-see

Central Park
A vast 843-acre green lung in the heart of Manhattan, with lawns, lakes and Belvedere Castle offering fine views. You can rent a rowboat, skate in winter, or simply wander far from the city's bustle.
The High Line
A former elevated railway turned linear park along Chelsea's western edge. The planted walkway weaves wild gardens, contemporary art and viewpoints over the Hudson and the lively streets below, all the way to Hudson Yards.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
One of the world's largest museums, lining Central Park on Fifth Avenue. Its collections span five thousand years of art, from Egyptian temples to European masters; allow several hours to grasp its full scale.
Brooklyn Bridge
Opened in 1883, this iconic suspension bridge links Manhattan to Brooklyn. The wooden pedestrian walkway, raised above the traffic, offers spectacular views over the East River and the skyline, best at sunrise.

Good to know

Spring and autumn bring the most pleasant temperatures; summer is hot and humid, winter sometimes harsh. The subway runs 24 hours a day and is the fastest, cheapest way across town; a contactless OMNY card is all you need to pay. Manhattan's grid makes it easy to explore on foot, with avenues running north to south and streets east to west. Tip: note the street numbers and you will never get lost. As for connectivity, 4G/5G coverage is excellent citywide, free wifi is common in cafés and public spaces, and many subway stations now offer a connection of their own.

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