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Lonely Planet Travel Guides explore a destination in depth, with options to suit a range of budgets. With reliable practice advice on getting around, restaurants and accommodation, these easy-to-use guides also include numerous detailed MAPS, color photographs, extensive background material and coverage of sights both on and off the beaten path.

Special Sections: City Life section details NYC culture and lifestyle, and probes issues that matter to New Yorkers. Sports, Health & Fitness chapter covers the city's vibrant spectator sports scene, and places for active pursuits. East-to-use Directory provides readers needed information at their fingertips. Unique Features: 1) Extensive Neighborhood, Eating, Sleeping & Shopping listings cross-referenced to easily navigable full-color maps. 2) Detailed, colorful Walking Tours blanket the city, from the corrridors of commerce in Lower Manhattan to the Jazz Age renaissance uptown in Harlem. 3) Food chapter describes New York's culinary scene, while 33-page Eating chapter provides choice options for all budgets. Significant Changes: NYC 4 150 pages longer than last edition, with expanded coverage in Neighborhoods, Eating, Drinking, Shopping, Entertainment, Sports Health & Fitness, Arts, Visit: Travel to new York is back, and better than ever. A record 30.2 million domestic visitors came in 2002, and NYC remains the No. 1 draw for international travelers. The city beckons with deals, including Restaurant Month and Summer Breaks packages. Did You Know? 1) Off-limits since 1803, Governor's Island in New York Harbor reopened to public tours in 2003. 2) Jazz at Lincoln Center, the state-of-the-art performance space, curated by trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and overlooking Central Park, opens in 2004. 3) Central Park Summerstage serves up outdoor concerts by big-name performers (Elvis Costello, the White Stripes), while Bryant Park screens classic films for the public for free on Monday nights.