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214 index A Cake Shop 50 Carolines on Broadway 125 Abyssinian Baptist Church 162 Chelsea Brewing Company 75 Accessoires 59, 69, 79, 116, 145, 155, 171 Cielo 75 Aéroports d.b.a. 88 John F. Kennedy 178 Dos Caminos 98 LaGuardia 180 Element 88 Newark Liberty 179 Flûte Midtown 124 Alimentation 58, 69, 78, 98, 154 Gotham Comedy Club 78 Ambassades 197 Great Hall Balcony Bar 144 Ambrose 30 Highline Ballroom 78 American Museum of Natural History 149 Hudson Bar 124 Irving Plaza 98 Apollo Theatre 162 Jake’s Dilemma 154 Appartements 182 Jazz at Lincoln Center 154 Appellate Division Courthouse of the New Joyce Theater 75 York State Supreme Court 91 Lenox Lounge 164 Argent 198 Library Bar 124 Astoria 172 Madison Square Garden 126 Astor Place 81 McSorley’s Old Ale House 88 Auberges de jeunesse 183 Ñ 49 Autocar 181 Paddy Reilly’s Music Bar 98 Avery Library 158 Paris Café 32 Pegu Club 58 Avion 178 Pink Pony 49 Please Don’t Tell 88 B Pravda 58 Banques 198 Radio City Music Hall 115 Bars et boîtes de nuit 199 Roof Garden Café and Martini Bar 144 68 Jay Street Bar 170 Roseland Ballroom 126 Abbey Pub 153 Sake Bar Decibel 88 Angel’s Share 88 Schiller’s Liquor Bar 50 Ara 75 Shalel Lounge 154 Bar 89 57 Sky Terrace 124 Bar Veloce 88 S.O.B.’s 58 Beacon Theatre 154 Terminal 5 126 Bembe 170 The Coffee Shop 98 Birdland 126 The Half King Bar & Restaurant 75 Blue Note 69 The Hammerstein 78 Bowery Ballroom 50 The Iridium 126 Brooklyn Ale House 170 The Mercury Lounge 50 Bubble Lounge 58 The Stone 50 Burp Castle 88 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894644843 215 Bars et boîtes de nuit (suite) Christopher Street 61 Top of the Tower 114 Chrysler Building 111 Verlaine 50 Church of the Holy Communion 71 White Horse Tavern 68 Citi Field 172 Baseball 208 City Hall 25 Basketball 208 Cleopatra’s Needle 135 Bateau 194 Climat 199 Battery Park 35 Cloisters, The 163 Battery Park City 33 Cobble Hill 167 Belvedere Castle 134 Colonnade Row 81 Bethesda Fountain & Terrace 133 Columbia University 157 Bijouteries 50, 115 Columbus Circle 146 Boerum Hill 167 Columbus Park 46 Bow Bridge 134 Comédies télévisées 127 British Empire Building 106 Concourse, The 106 Broadway 117 Conservatory Garden 142 Bronx 174 Consulats 197 Bronx Zoo 175 Cooper Union Building 81 Brooklyn 165 hébergement 189 D Brooklyn Botanic Garden 167 Dairy Visitor Center 132 Brooklyn Bridge 25 Dakota Apartments 148 Brooklyn Bridge Park 166 Damrosh Park 148 Brooklyn Heights 165 Décalage horaire 199 Brooklyn Museum 167 Décoration 59, 99 Bryant Park 103 Défilé de la Saint-Patrick 201 Bryant Park Summer Film Festival 114 Delacorte Music Clock 136 Disquaires 89 C Duffy Square 122 Canal Street 46 DUMBO 166 CareFusion Jazz Festival 202 Carnegie Hall 122 E Carroll Gardens 167 East Village 80 Castle Clinton 38 hébergement 185 Cathedral Church of St. John The Divine 156 Électricité 200 Central Park 128 Ellis Island 40 Central Park SummerStage 136 Ellis Island Immigration Museum 40 Central Park Zoo 135 El Museo del Barrio 142 Change 198 Empire State Building 101 Chaussures 58 English Terrace Row 60 Chelsea 70 Esplanade 34 hébergement 184 Événements 201 Chelsea Hotel 72 Chelsea Market 73 F Children’s Museum of Manhattan 152 Feast of San Gennaro 203 Chinatown 42 Festivals et événements 201 Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony 204 Bryant Park Summer Film Festival 114 Christopher Park 64 CareFusion Jazz Festival 202 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894644843 216 Festivals et événements (suite) Ground Zero 28 Central Park SummerStage 136 Grove Court 64 Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony 204 Guggenheim Museum, Solomon R. 141 Défilé de la Saint-Patrick 201 Feast of San Gennaro 203 H Five Boro Bike Tour 202 Harlem 159 Harlem Week 203 hébergement 189 Independence Day 202 Harlem Week 203 ING New York City Marathon 204 Jour de l’An 201 Hayden Planetarium 152 LGBT Pride March 202 Hébergement 183 Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival 203 414 Hotel 187 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 204 Big Apple Hostel 183 Met in the Parks 202 Carlton Arms Hotel 186 Museum Mile Festival 202 Colonial House Inn 184 New York Film Festival 203 Cosmopolitan Hotel 183 New York Philharmonic Concerts Eastgate Tower Hotel 187 in the Park 202 Eventi – A Kimpton Hotel 187 Ninth Avenue Festival 202 Gershwin Hotel 185 Tribeca Film Festival 201 Gramercy Park Hotel 186 Village Halloween Parade 204 Harlem Flophouse 189 Fêtes 201 Hostelling International New York 183 Fifth Avenue 100 Hotel 17 186 Hotel 41 at Times Square 187 Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church 108 Hotel Beacon 189 Five Boro Bike Tour 202 Hotel Élysée 187 Flatiron Building 90 Hotel Gansevoort 185 Flatiron District 90 Hotel Wales 188 hébergement 185 Hotel Wolcott 186 Flushing 171 Inn on 23rd 185 Flushing Meadows Corona Park 171 Jazz on the Town 183 Football américain 209 Larchmont Hotel 184 Formalités d’entrée 178 Marco LaGuardia Hotel & Suites by Lexington 190 Fort Tryon Park 163 Mercer Hotel 184 Freedom Tower 28 Millennium Broadway Hotel 188 Frick Collection 137 Morgans 187 Fumeurs 200 Nu Hotel 189 Radio City Apartments 188 G Seaport Inn 183 Galeries d’art 78 SoHo Grand Hotel 183 GE Building 106 St. Marks Hotel 185 The Gracie Inn 188 General Grant National Memorial 158 The Jane 184 Grace Church 83 The London NYC 188 Grand Army Plaza 109 The Lucerne Hotel 189 Grand Central Terminal 111 The Pierre 188 Grands magasins 32, 115, 126, 144 The Pod Hotel 187 Great Lawn 134 Washington Square Hotel 184 Greene Street 52 Helmsley Building 110 Greenways 195 Henry Luce Nature Observatory 134 Greenwich Village 60 Herald Square 118 hébergement 184 Herald Square Pedestrian Plaza 118 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894644843 217 Heures d’ouverture 200 Marchés aux puces 78, 155 High Line Park 73 Matériel électronique 127 Hispanic Society of America, The 163 Matériel informatique 115, 127 Hockey 208 Matériel photo 127 Hôtels 183 Meatpacking District 73 Hudson River Park 52 Merchant’s House Museum 80 Hugh O’Neil Department Store 71 Met in the Parks 202 Métro 192 I Metropolitan Life Tower 91 Independence Day 202 Metropolitan Museum of Art 140 Indicatif régional 209 Midtown East 100 ING New York City Marathon 204 hébergement 186 Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum 122 Midtown West 117 hébergement 187 J MoMA 108 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir 134 Monnaie 198 Jefferson Market Courthouse 61 Montague Street 165 Jewish Museum 141 Morgan Library & Museum 102 Jouets 115, 127 Mott Street 46 Jour de l’An 201 MTA New York City Transit 193 Jours fériés 200 Mulberry Street 46 Murray Hill 102 L Musées American Museum of Natural History 149 Ladies Mile 96 Brooklyn Museum 167 Lake, The 133 Children’s Museum of Manhattan 152 LGBT Pride March 202 Ellis Island Immigration Museum 40 Librairies 69, 89, 99, 145 El Museo del Barrio 142 Limelight Marketplace 71 Frick Collection 137 Lincoln Center 147 Guggenheim Museum, Solomon R. 141 Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival 203 Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum 122 Literary Walk 132 Jewish Museum 141 Little Italy 42 Lower East Side Tenement Museum 48 Merchant’s House Museum 80 Loeb Boathouse 133 Metropolitan Museum of Art 140 Long Island City 173 Morgan Library & Museum 102 Lower East Side 42 Museum of Arts and Design 147 Lower East Side Tenement Museum 48 Museum of Chinese in America 47 Low Memorial Library 157 Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust 35 M Museum of Modern Art 108 Macy’s 118 Museum of the City of New York 142 Museum of the Moving Image 172 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 204 Neue Galerie 140 Madison Square Garden 117 New Museum 47 Madison Square Park 90 Seaport Museum of New York 30 Maison Française 106 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 141 Majestic Apartments 148 Studio Museum in Harlem 162 Mall, The 132 The Cloisters 163 Manhattan Bridge 46 Whitney Museum of American Art 140 Museum at FIT 71 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894644843 218 Museum Mile 137 Fort Tryon Park 163 Museum Mile Festival 202 Gramercy Park 94 Museum of Arts and Design 147 High Line Park 73 Museum of Chinese in America 47 Hudson River Park 52 Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Madison Square Park 90 Prospect Park 168 Memorial to the Holocaust 35 Riverside Park 158 Museum of Modern Art 108 Tompkins Square Park 82 Museum of the City of New York 142 Union Square Park 95 Museum of the Moving Image 172 Washington Square Park 65 Park Avenue 100 N Passeports 178 National Arts Club 94 Peking 30 National September 11 Personnes à mobilité réduite 205 Memorial & Museum 29 Plaza Hotel, The 109 Nations Unies 112 Plein air 116 Naumburg Bandshell 133 Pond, The 128 NBC 106 Poste 205 NBC Experience Store 106 Pourboire 205 Neue Galerie 140 Presse écrite 205 New Museum 47 Prince Street 52 New York Botanical Garden 175 Produits de beauté 50, 59, 89, 155 New York Film Festival 203 Promenade, The 165 New York Hall of Science 172 Prospect Park 168 New-York Historical Society 149 PS1 Contemporary Art Center 173 New York Life Insurance Company 94 Pulitzer Memorial Fountain 109 New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Park 202 Q New York Public Library 103 Queens 171 New York Stock Exchange 29 Queens Zoo 172 New York University 65 New York Water Taxis 194 R Ninth Avenue Festival 202 Radio City Music Hall 107 North Cove 34 Ramble 134 O Renseignements touristiques 206 Renwick Triangle 83 One Times Square 119 Restaurants 206 One World Trade Center 28 2nd Avenue Deli 97 Orientation 190 Adrienne’s Pizza Bar 31 Aja Asian Bistro & Lounge 113 P Alice’s Tea Cup 152 Paramount Building 122 Amy Ruth’s 164 Parcs Angelica Kitchen 83 Brooklyn Bridge Park 166 Aquagrill 56 Bryant Park 103 Aquavit 114 Christopher Park 64 Asia de Cuba 114 Columbus Park 46 Aureole 114 Damrosh Park 148 Babbo 67 Flushing Meadows Corona Park 171 Balthazar 56 Barney Greengrass 153 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894644843 219 Restaurants (suite) Markt 74 Becco 124 Max Soha 163 BLT Steak 114 Maya 144 Blue Bottle Coffee Co.
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