I might even rethink the two tourist sites that you mention. New York
is more of a place to experience than a location of sites. Walk around
a crowded part. Get a sandwich from a small deli. Try to experience
different neighborhoods. If you want to see the harbor take the Staten
Island ferry.
Fiance wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> my fiancee and I will have to wait at JFK 15 hours (after-noon and
> night) on our way to Salt Lake City and 18 hours (night, morning and
> until 6 PM) on our way back.
>
> We intend to make these long waits a part of our journey, by visiting
> NYC.
>
> We will certainly go to the Empire State Building and the Statue of
> Liberty. Is it possible to visit them both comfortably in around 10
> hours (to be safely back at JFK before the flight).
>
> What are the other places you would recommend to see that would be
> physically possible for us to see, taking into account our tight
> schedule?
>
> We intend to reach the city by subway - it must be the cheapest means
> of transport. What about moving among landmarks - can you go from
> Empire State Building to the Statue of Liberty by subway?
>
> Thank you! We want to inform ourselves very well before landing in JFK
> so that not a minute is lost and we have good memories of the Great
> City!
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