Romantic N.Y.:
165 Romantic Things
To See and Do in New York
by
Marilyn Appleberg

Reviewed by Jane Chuang

From sipping tea in an upper crust salon on Park Avenue to taking a free walk across the Brooklyn Bridge for a glorious view of the New York skyline, Marilyn Appleberg covers it all. Her ideas for finding romance in the City adjust themselves to a variety of budgets, and shed light on some of the most atmospheric places where City lovers can while away the hours. As her subtitle notes, this book is not just for lovers, but for anyone of a romantic sensibility seeking New York’s mystical charm and mesmerizing history.

July 2002