This time the tour starts at 34th Street where the Highline begins at the Hudson Yards subway stop. We get on the Highline which is a former train track and walk all the way South to Chelsea where we get off the Highline to go inside of Chelsea Market to grab something to eat. You’ll find the weirdest but yummiest things to eat in there. I guess most famous are the tacos but I also love the little donuts that you can design by yourself. After we take the L-train to 6th Ave where get off and walk down South towards Washington Square Park which contains an arch and a fountain and which is close to another hotspot in NYC called DŌ. It’s a place where even celebrities go to get their favorite (healthy) cookie dough in a cone. It’s made without raw eggs which makes it kinda “healthy” – and worth the 45 minute wait. To burn the calories we walk down the 6th Ave through SOHO and don’t be shy – go inside every store that interests you! But don’t miss out on one, it has no name and it’s behind a random door but it’s like a market where local artists sell their work and every time I’m in NYC I love going there again it’s absolutely worth it. It’s across the street from a Starbucks (if anyone finds out the name of this place let me know!). After a few more blocks we turn left and we’ll get to Little Italy where you can find the world’s best Cannoli and where you can sit outside and eat in one of the hundreds of little restaurants and cafés. The streets of Little Italy give you a feeling of really being in Italy for a moment and in summer they have huge street festivals where the streets are packed! But soon after Little Italy you’ll get to Chinatown which is not as beautiful anymore. If you’re looking for the cheapest souvenirs in the city – this is your place to go! Just keep on walking southbound and you’ll reach the World Trade Center and Ground Zero. For the ones who can’t decide whether on going on the “Top of the Rock”, the Empire State Building or the World Trade Center – I would recommend the last one since it’s not only the highest but also the cheapest and you’ll get to see the other two buildings and Ground Zero from above. Also, the waiting times are much shorter than in the other two buildings. If you turn slightly left you’ll pass the famous St.Paul’s Cathedral on your way to Wall St. After touching the famous bull you can walk around Battery Park until you get to the shore where you can decide if you want t take a ferry to Liberty Island to see the Statue of Liberty but I’m telling you: Don’t waste your time by that since you can see her from every other place and is it really worth two hours just to take the well-known picture in front of her? I’d rather recommend you keep on walking until you get to see the Brooklyn Bridge for sunset.