Travel
3 thiNgs to do iN...
New York
Go on the fantasy Getaway... Think of Wave hill
(West 249th street and independence avenue,
Tel. +1 718 549 3200, www.wavehill.org) as the
weekend house you’ll never afford, complete with
hudson valley views, woodland walks and nap-ready
patio furniture – except it’s in the Bronx, costs just $6
and is accessible via the 1 train. Once a private estate,
the 28-acre garden and cultural centre includes an elegant
19th century mansion, abundant wildflowers and shady
pergolas, all welcoming your holiday idleness. gardens
overlook the river and the palisades, and vistas stretch up
to the Tappan Zee Bridge. Concerts often follow the weekly
brunch, and art workshops are offered. Truly, you’ll want
to make some sketches to prove this place actually does
exist in New York City.
If you’ve never... eaten at one of NYC’s truly
schmancy restaurants, per se (10 Columbus Circle, Tel.
+1 212-823-9335, www.perseny.com) is a fine place to
start. expectations are high – and that goes both ways.
You are expected to come when they’ll have you – you
might be put on standby for four nights, only to win a geT The sTYle!
10pm Tuesday spot and fork over $200 a head if you
We all know that New
cancel. You’re expected to wear the right clothes, pay York is epitomised by
a non-negotiable service charge, and pretend you aren’t sex and the City – so
eating in a shopping mall. The restaurant, in turn, is
make sure you stand
expected to deliver one hell of a tasting menu. and it
out from the crowd
does. Dish after dish is flawless and delicious. have
with some fabulous
accessories. Manhattan
you tasted steak with mashed potatoes and swiss chard,
won’t know what’s hit
or burrata cheese with olive oil drizzled on top, or
it as you head out on
chocolate brownies with coffee ice cream? possibly.
the town in this elsie
have you had them this good? Unlikely.
dress, E110, from
walk the Brooklyn BrIdGe hand In hand... Monsoon and dolled up
One of New Yorkers’ most beloved structures, this with an oriental bangle,
marvel of 19th century engineering connected Manhattan
E13.50, from accessorize
with Brooklyn, and became an important symbol of
and stunning black
progress. The first to use steel suspension cables, the
sunglasses from
red or dead.
bridge was the vision of german-born civil engineer John
augustus roebling, who died before it was completed.
The 5,989-foot-long transverse, running from Downtown
Brooklyn to Manhattan’s financial district, offers glitterbug
views of the statue of liberty and New York harbour.
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