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There is so much to see and do in New York City at anytime of the year. New York sightseeing can be rewarding to organize all by yourself, but for the tourist who's short on time the best things to do in New York City can often be found in one of many New York City tours.

There are some purely unforgettable sights in New York that are essential to include when choosing between New York City tours.

New York City Tours Tip #1: Broadway -- New York! New York!

Start spreading the news, if you want to be a part of it in New York then a visit to Broadway is an essential stop on New York City tours. Get carried away with big name acts like The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserable, The Lion King, and many more. Often you'll be entertained with a star studded cast, because for many years Hollywood actors and actresses, like Nicole Kidman, Julia Roberts, and even Denzel Washington have all hit the Broadway stage for the thrill of a live performance. Tickets can often be bundled at a cheaper rate with hotel accommodation, or a group booking -- which is where organized tours have the advantage over individual sightseers.

New York City Tours Tip #2: Central Park

In a city full of skyscrapers, Central Park provides a welcome reprieve from the hustle and bustle. New York City tours that include a stop off at Central Park should allow for plenty of exploring and relaxing time in the 800-odd acres of parkland. For an energetic exploration of Central Park, join one of the many bicycle tours of the park, or rent a bicycle, get a map, and explore the park yourself. For the more adventurous, horses can be rented from the nearby stables at a reasonable cost and provide a unique and unforgettable way to see Central Park. During the summer, at night the local theater runs Shakespeare in the Park. Some tours will incorporate a picnic under the stars, watching the stars deliver some of Shakespeare's greatest plays.

New York City Tours Tip #3: Statue Of Liberty

By far one of New York City's greatest landmarks, a trip to New York would not be complete without visiting the Statue of Liberty. To reach the Statue of Liberty, catch the ferry across to Liberty Island from Battery Park. Tours can be arranged beforehand or when you arrive at the island. To do this globally recognized symbol of freedom justice, allow for at least half a day to complete the tour and explore the surrounding islands. An alternate way to view the Statue of Liberty from afar is on one of the harbors many tours -- not only does this provide a different perspective on the majestic lady herself, but also has the advantage of avoiding the Liberty Island crowds.

New York City Tours Tip #4: Metropolitan Museum of Art

For a more culturally sophisticated experience, indulge in a tour of the city's museums. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is by far one of New York City's finest museums. From Rembrandt, to the Cloisters, to ancient Egyptian artifacts, and to the latest in Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art can fill hours of tour time. Organized tours that incorporate the museum will provide you a great way to see the museum's most intriguing highlights from the many permanent and temporary collections.

New York City Tours Tip #5: Madame Tussauds New York

Lastly, Madame Tussauds New York is an entertaining and engaging destination on New York city tours. The museum showcases life-size wax models of America's Hollywood royalty and other recognizable famous faces -- or in the case of J.Lo, famous derrieres. Spend an hour or two being a part of interactive experiences like the night club VIP party, or Superman's Metropolis.

Jon Buschlen is an author for Trusted Tours & Attractions, an online resource for discount tickets to the country's best sightseeing tours, attractions and museums. Their website features tickets to the San Diego Zoo to Madame Tussauds New York and everything in between.

Insider Tips for Finding New York Broadway Tickets

New York City is well know for it's depth of culture, adventure and awe inspiring creative nest for talent. From the musicians, actors and street performers is a melting pot of cultural diversity and talent brimming with potential. Perhaps, at the heart of New York's entertainment is the Theater District and Broadway, from huge box office productions which sell out seats nightly to smaller Off-Broadway shows which garner a sophisticated more artsy type of audience. No matter your forte, New York's theater has everything anyone could want. More then London's famed theater scene? Of course, this is New York City and this is Broadway!

For the tourist coming to the Big Apple for the first time, sometimes planning a trip can be an adventure in itself, and finding tickets to a sold out show becomes a daunting task which may leave the weary traveler to throw in the towel and not go to Broadway at all. So here are some great tips for getting a difficult seat to a sold out show or perhaps a way to save a few dollars along the way.

First of the term Broadway applies to the higher productions which can draw Hollywood actors, thus making tickets more expensive and difficult to find. For shows like "The Producers" or "The Odd Couple" if you did not purchase in advance expect to pay top dollar from a Broadway Tickets broker. Box Office price is on average seventy-five dollars or more for hot Broadway venues, if you do find an inexpensive ticket that seems to good to be true it probably is, expect the seat to be an obstructed view.

The tips for these popular shows would be to simply find the box office number of the theater and book in advance, you will be able to get a good orchestra seat for around sixty dollars and save yourself a bunch of hassle. Of course perhaps you missed your chance at the box office, you still have a couple options. If the show is a "must see" for you, simply go to the hotel concierge desk and they usually are very knowledgeable and may find the ticket, but be prepared to pay extra. The true insider tip is to simply go to the theater and see if anyone picking up tickets at Will Call has an extra. Many times a person may cancel last minute leaving a group with an extra ticket they just want face value for.

Saturday nights on Broadway tend to be the most difficult, so if you have time while in New York, the best way to see a hot show is to simply go to a Wednesday matinee. Monday is a slow night for Broadway Theater as all the locals and theater fans who go to the Theater district for entertainment are starting the work week, though the atmosphere is not as happening as a weekend night, you should be able to see a popular production in a good seat at a great price.

The last advice for staying safe and getting a great seat at a fair price for the most sought after Broadway show would be to stay away from scalpers, New York City has some of the best cons around and for a new visitor with the excitement of the bright lights of the city, many are extremely talented at taking advantage of a situation. Before you even think about trying to "cop" a ticket, try this "new" technique. Most theater fans are on the Internet and there are plenty of groups and forums devoted to certain shows of Broadway, hop online and find some forums related to the show you would like to see, post to them what you are looking or hoping for and watch how many people come to help you out. Since you are all related in your common affection for Broadway entertainment you may be surprised at how helpful others online may be. Finding a great seat to a sold out Broadway show online is the safest and best way to see that perfect show at that perfect price.

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