<p>OK, CC experts, a young colleague from China is taking her honeymoon trip to NYC in November. </p>
<p>I know that she is interested in and well versed in western art (have visited museums in the US with her) and architecture. I have not met her new husband, but I know that he is an industrial designer. I believe that she knows about and will visit the major museums. Her English is superb; no issues there.</p>
<p>It could be cold, but circle line for manhattan island or better yet, take the sail boat ride at night, tha mahattan night skys are impressive and unforgetable.</p>
<p>If she is doing art museums, tell her not to miss the jewel that is the Frick. Something else they might want to do is gallery-hopping in SoHo combined with brunch or lunch on a Sunday morning or Saturday. I’m not sure what it would be like in November, but the enormous outdoor sculpture “garden”–really, a sculpture estate --at Storm King just up the Hudson River valley sounds as if it would VERY much appeal to both of them. They would have to rent a car to get there, so they might want to combine it with a little more sightseeing by car in that direction. SUNY Purchse has quite a good art museum. I seem to recall a lot of Milton Averys in their collection. (I love his work.)</p>
<p>If they want to see some plays or shows on a budget, tell them about the TKTS booth near Times Square.</p>
<p>There’re tons of art museums in NYC :)! Before I clicked on this thread I was about to suggest the Museum of Natural History, but now I’m not sure she would be interested in that…</p>
<p>There are very few galleries left in Soho – the neighborhoods for that are in Chelsea or the Lower East Side. The New Museum is a good place to start there. If she is young, she should definitely explore the LES.</p>
--at Storm King just up the Hudson River valley sounds as if it would VERY much appeal to both of them. They would have to rent a car to get there, so they might want to combine it with a little more sightseeing by car in that direction. SUNY Purchse has quite a good art museum. I seem to recall a lot of Milton Averys in their collection. (I love his work.)</p>