Day 4 in NYC got a little touristy.
It was Easter Sunday so a fair few shops were closed for the day. After a bit of a lie in we headed off to Chelsea Market in search of food.
and boy, was there a lot of food to choose from.
A couple of things caught our eyes and rumbling stomachs, both at the same place and totally naughty....
Yep, those bad boys are deep fried Oreos washed down with a chocolate peanut butter milkshake.
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It's safe to say I definitely came back to the UK a few pounds heavier!
We then waddled our way down to the Whitney for a little culture
Aside from a beautiful Jackson Pollock painting, the Whitney was a tad disappointing if I'm honest!
Then it was on to the main event....
Hello from the top of the One World Observatory!
We spent a good hour pointing out various landmarks, sending photos back home to our family and friends (yey to free wifi!) and taking in the leg-wobbling views.
I highly recommend it if you're planning a visit - the views are stunning.
It was then back down to earth and on to Wall Street which, as it was a Sunday was a total ghost town!
In need of a refreshment, we hopped into a cab and headed back uptown for Mojito's at The Ace Hotel where we watched the world (and a couple of famous faces) walk by.
Then it was on to Times Square which we walked as quick as we could through, dodging the people dressed up as superheroes/muppets/babies and headed to Grand Central station to hunt down Oysters.
Which was sadly closed, but we settled for cocktails in The Campbell Apartment where I had a total Gossip Girl moment as it's used in a few episodes.
We grabbed some Mexican food before heading back to our hotels to rest our achey feet ready for our next day, which was to be our last.
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