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8 Reasons You Should Go To NYC At Least Once

I love New York City so much and everyone should experience it.

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8 Reasons You Should Go To NYC At Least Once
Claire Fox

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NYC is my favorite city and I could easily come up with one hundred reasons everyone should at least visit once, but I kept it to eight.

1. The diversity

The diversity in NYC is unlike any other place in the world. If you are an American, this is the place to experience other cultures without leaving the United States.

2. Broadway

Best day of my life seeing "Wicked" for the first time ever and on Broadway.

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You cannot see Broadway acting anywhere else. It is an unbelievable experience, seeing any play or musical on Broadway.

3. The subway

Fun times on the Subway (peep the lady in the background)

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The subway is such an unique experience for anyone who is not a New Yorker, and I think we all should experience that form of transportation because it is pretty wild.

4. There's so much to see just walking down the street.

I had to stop to take a picture because this is a SCHOOL.

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Walking down the street is like going to a museum. That's reason enough to go.

5. The museums

The museums are awesome and some are even free.

6. The food

What dreams are made of

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Food from all different cuisines at every corner.

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The waitstaff perform Broadway numbers all while waiting tables. It's amazing.

8. The ceilings of Grand Central Station

I was enthralled.

Claire Fox

Yes, I think the ceilings of Grand Central Station are a reason to go to New York City. To say I love it is an understatement.

NYC is truly a magical place and I want everyone to have the opportunity to experience its wonder. Start planning your trip now!

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