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New York City Nightlife

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New York for Students and Interns

Securing your internship or getting into your summer program required a ton effort. Now comes the fun part: planning your move to New York. Even if it’s just a few months, moving to New York is equal parts challenging and thrilling. Make the hard parts easier and the fun parts more fabulous with the Web sites below.

Explore New York Online

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Choosing a New York City Neighborhood

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New York Apartments for Students and Interns

Many students and interns like you come to study or work in New York City for a short time and, as ... read more »

Getting Around In New York

New York City has a fantastic public transportation system. Millions of people use the subways, ... read more »

Emergency Services In New York City

Hopefully, your stay in New York City will be a smooth one. But should an emergency arise, you can ... read more »

New York Eats

Although New York has its mainstays—the pizza, deli sandwiches and bagels that have made it ... read more »

New York City Shopping

New York is a shopping paradise, regardless of your budget. Whether you’re in search of ... read more »

New York Entertainment and Arts

New York is a cultural Mecca but to truly take advantage of it, you may need a little guidance. Use ... read more »

New York City Nightlife

They call New York “the city that never sleeps,” and it’s not because everyone is lying in bed counting sheep. New York is home to some of the country’s most famous bars and clubs, as well as a cascade of local “dive bars.” Use the sites below to get the lay of the nightlife land or search for specific spots.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • If nighttime safety is a concern for you, visit the NYPD page of NYC.gov for information about new “best practices” for a safer nightlife.
  • New York is expensive. You might find yourself paying $10 for a drink at a so-called dive bar and more than $20 at a place that’s considered trendy. But don’t despair; the sites below can also direct you to a $2 beer.
  • Find even more nightlife options in the Entertainment in NYC section of this guide.

Dulcinea's Picks

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