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Top 10 things to see and do in New York 10. Grand Central Terminal. The beauty of this famous New York Fine Arts building is not to be missed whether you arrive by train or not. Built between 1903 and 1931, the Grand Central Terminal is magnificent. Visit to learn about its history, including its immediate destruction and restoration. 9.Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. New York's Lincoln Center is the largest performing arts center in the world (16.3 acres / 66,000 square meters) and is home to 12 residential arts organizations, including the New York Philharmonic, the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Opera and the New York City Ballet. Watch a performance and also take the time to visit the center. 8. Ice skating at Rockefeller Center. A unique and interesting winter tradition is taking a stroll on the ice rink at Rockefeller Center or watching the skaters slide while sipping hot chocolate. 7. Empire State Building. The Empire State Building in New York City Icon. The

New York City Spring is more encouraging to go out. These New York City tours are guaranteed to show you aspects of the city that you may have forgotten, so equip your walking shoes, wear your sunglasses - now is the time to discover! Close the New York Tour to Broadway We're still a long way from running back and running Broadway. In the interim, Tim Dolan has created a series of tours designed to get you started. A true Broadway savant, Dolan knows a thing or two about the Great Whiteway, and it has become his life's obsession to uncover the dirty little secrets of the Theater District, or even those that aren't so dirty. Broadway Up Close is led by the Green Team, and all the actors working closely with Broadway's "secrets" and stories. A range of tours will show you the interior and hidden gems of the great theater of the past, such as the magnificent theater that is now Times Square Church. You'll learn some fun facts about how Tony got his start, abo

Exploring California's Santa Cruz Island with children                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   It's not something I thought the citizens of Los Angeles could be so close to spreading. Still, here, we were watching a rainbow of ocean fog as the dolphins below took our Channel Island ferry to our kayaking adventure on the island of Santa Cruz, California. The long, gray carcasses of dolphins are easily cut through the water, occasionally rocketing into the air for Philip. As soon as our ferry left for the island, we took the soundtrack of Ovo and