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Midtown's greatest hits — the skyline you came for.

Wall Street to the Seaport — the city before the city.

Six legendary bars, 170 years of stories.

843 acres, seven photo ops, zero taxis.

Across the Brooklyn Bridge into the borough of Kings.

The city's oldest hauntings, best after dark.

Queens, one purple line — gantries to dumplings.

Brooklyn beyond the bridge — arch to Cyclone.

Fish, hawks, sharks, and a camel — find them all across the island.

Planes, whales, planets, and a lighthouse you can climb.

Follow the red brick line — ten stops that started a country.

Hampton Roads under arms — battleship to jet noise.

Cannonballs, cones, and mermaids everywhere you look.

Griffith to the pier — LA's greatest hits in one golden day.

The Sign, the fountains, Fremont, and the boneyard where old neon goes.

The Bean to Wrigley, deep dish mandatory.

MLK's home ground, Olympic rings, murals, and "What'll ya have!"

Ride the incline, kiss the rivers, zip the cardigan.

A Dunlap broadside, a 1600s garrison, and the night the saucers came.

Crowns, panthers, checkered flags, and a wall of confetti hearts.

Spin on the bull, climb the marble, end on the canals.

The castle where a king died, the sconce that never fell.

Whisper's town — statue to tavern to general store.

Follow the river from the mill pond to the Sound.

Winnecomac — the pleasant lands, from 1789 church to lost arena.

One great park, five missions — built for the whole crew.

The rooms where the famous actually eat, drink, and play.

East Hampton's 1600s Main Street, windmill to burying ground.

Ocean, canal, vineyard, harbor — the South Fork's greatest views.

Last stop on the LIRR, first light in New York State.

The North Fork, tasting room by tasting room.