Having lived in the outer reaches of the universe, the Carnegie Hill area of the Upper East Side, where good ol' Woody and Ralph reside, is a great Hungarian museum on 86th/Fifth. But the real gem is the Viennese-style kaffeehaus known as Café Sabarsky. Walk in on a Saturday AM before you hit the great museums in the area and have a sip of the best coffee in Manhattan. Get there too late and the neighborhood folk will be forming a line to their secret coffee house in the Upper East. It's a great place to sit down and plan your day.

After leaving the Cafe, you can head down a few blocks on 5th to the Metropolitan Museum or the Guggenheim where Will Smith once dashed through in the first MIB. If it's warm enough, just go directly east into Central Park.