New York City

Six of the best sites about New York City, NY.  Know of another site that should be listed here?  Leave your suggestion at the bottom of this page. (Related searches: New York City Guide, Dog Stores New York City, Divorce Lawyer New York)

1. NYC Go - The site of the official New York City marketing and tourism organization, NYC & Company. Find everything you need to know before your arrival in the Big Apple, including information on hotels, dining, shopping, and nightlife.  (nycgo.com)

2. New York City @ Wikipedia - If you’re looking for statistics and history on what’s officially called the City of New York, go here. Information on everything from geography, to population, to a detailed history and timeline of what is the most populous city in the United States.  (en.wikipedia.org)

3. New York Magazine - The essential New Yorker’s guide to their beloved city. Arguably the best magazine in NYC, between the covers you’ll find loads of information on culture, current events, the arts, and even a kids’ section for the super-hip offspring of the inhabitants of Gotham City.  (nymag.com)

4. New York City Travel Guide @ The New York Times - If you’re serious about seeing the best New York City has to offer, but are short on time, then the Times’ 36-hour guide to the city that never sleeps is definitely a best bet.  Beginning on a Friday afternoon and taking you through the NYC institution that is Sunday morning brunch, this guide covers it all.  (nytimes.com)

5. ESPN Sports Travel: New York City Sports - Heading to NYC to catch a Yankees game at the new stadium, but want to see if there’s a way to get in a Knicks game at the same time? This site will not only give you both teams’ schedules together in a grid format, showing you how the stars may align to give you a perfect sports weekend, but will also give you transportation options, and show you where to “score” the best food at each stop on your journey through the boroughs.  (espn.go.com)

6. Craigslist: New York City - Whether you’re a New Yorker, or just wishing you were, Craigslist offers a peek into the lives of those who live and work in one of the greatest American cities. Curious to see if the outrageous rental prices are as bad as rumored?  Check the Housing section. Thinking of moving to New York? Keep an eye on the Jobs area. Whatever you’re looking for, with a little patience, you’re sure to eventually find it.  (craigslist.org)