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Summary Officially Part of New York City According to the Numbers, Queens Is Definitely Urban According to Popular Opinion, Queens Is Definitely Suburban Why Queens Feels Urban and Suburban Popular Attractions Queens is part of New York City, and although not as densely populated as Manhattan, it is one of the largest urban centers in…
Summary Brooklyn Bridge History Brooklyn Bridge by Numbers How to Cross the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan Tips for Walking Across the Brooklyn Bridge Exploring the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City NYC’s most iconic bridge, and one of its star attractions, the Brooklyn Bridge has been wowing audiences since 1883—considered to be the most architecturally…
Summary of Budget-Friendly NYC Bars Rudy’s Bar & Grill Local 138 Jimmy’s Corner Johnny’s Bar Drop Off Service Jeremy’s Ale House The Library Botanica Bar B-Side Greenwich Treehouse It’s a dilemma we’ve all encountered in New York City: You want to go out for a drink, yet you want to avoid overspending. While fine cocktails…
Summary Tartine Gazala’s Restaurant A Cafe New York Raclette Sigiri Gaia Italian Café Poke Bengal Tiger Indian Food Introduction Dining out in New York City provides endless opportunities for delightful dining experiences. However, it can become quite expensive when considering drink pairings with meals. Fortunately, bring-your-own-bottle (BYOB) restaurants, especially those charging minimal or no corkage…
Summary Overview of City Hall Park What to Do at City Hall Park Historical Significance of City Hall Park Interesting Landmarks Explore City Hall Park in Manhattan Overview of City Hall Park This triangular plot of historic park space, nestled within Manhattan’s bustling Civic Center (between Broadway, Park Row, and Chambers Street), offers a perfect…
1. Overview The National September 11 Memorial Museum, established in 2014, is a pivotal site dedicated to memorializing the events of September 11, 2001. It serves as a vital educational resource, preserving the history, impact, and significance of that tragic day. 2. Location and Contact Information 180 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10007, USA Get…
Things to Do in Chelsea, New York City Walk the High Line View Ancient Masterpieces at the Rubin Museum of Art Buy Contemporary Art at the David Zwirner Gallery Sample Local Foods at The Gansevoort Market Get Lost in Chelsea Market Hit Golf Balls at Chelsea Piers Spend All Day at a Boozy Brunch in…
Guide to New York City’s Financial District Visit the National September 11 Memorial & Museum Shop at Brookfield Place New York Ride a Sea Horse at the SeaGlass Carousel Play Mini Golf and Volleyball Under the Stars Kayak in the Hudson River (For Free!) Stroll through the South Street Seaport Journey Through the Oculus Take…
These NYC Micro-Parks Are Small in Size But Big on Fun Septuagesimo Uno Minetta Green Sir Winston Churchill Square Convent Garden Abe Lebewohl Park Living in a mega-city like New York offers a unique experience; however, it often necessitates a surprisingly compact lifestyle. While expansive green spaces like Central Park stand out, Manhattan is home…
Article Summary Astoria: A Diverse Culinary Hub Long Island City: A Waterfront Gem Jackson Heights: A Cultural Mosaic Sunnyside and Woodside: Affordable Living Maspeth, Middle Village, and Ridgewood: Emerging Neighborhoods Astoria: A Diverse Culinary Hub Three of the most popular neighborhoods in western Queens for those commuting to Manhattan are Astoria, Long Island City (LIC),…
Summary Parking Challenges in Manhattan Choosing a Garage with Fair Rates Avoiding Extra Charges and Tipping Finding Parking Garages in New York City Finding an available parking space on the streets of Manhattan can often be a frustrating and time-consuming endeavor. Even if you are lucky enough to discover a parking space, confusing signs and…
Summary Opening of Manhattan’s First Public Beach Features of Gansevoort Peninsula Environmental Aspects Swimming Policy and Public Reception Manhattan’s First Public Beach Now a trip to the urban jungle of New York City can come with a day on the sand, as Manhattan debuted its first-ever public beach on Monday. Features of Gansevoort Peninsula Located…
Your Ultimate 3-Day Itinerary for Manhattan, NYC It’s been 10 years since I moved to New York City, and I rarely get tired of its sparkle. Though I don’t consider myself a true local—having grown up on a cul-de-sac and taken a school bus (not subway) to class—I’ve made a home here in Manhattan. Over…
Explore Manhattan: A Cultural and Culinary Journey New York City has always been a town of firsts, and for centuries, Manhattan has been at the center of invention, creativity, and all-around American progress. The nation’s first president was inaugurated here and in 1789, it became the first American capital. In the late 1800s, it was…
K-Food Gallery: Manhattan’s First Korean Food Hall From regional specialties in Atlanta to a spread of global proportions in Los Angeles, the US is no stranger to the food-hall phenomenon. In New York, a fresh concept seems to emerge at every turn. However, next summer will see a unique new player enter the scene. Manhattan’s…
Discover Staten Island’s Cultural Treasures When most visitors to New York City think of Staten Island, their consideration begins and ends with a ride on the iconic Staten Island Ferry. However, just beyond the St. George Ferry Terminal in downtown Staten Island, you’ll find great cultural attractions, diverse art, local craft beer, world-class eats, and…
Discover The Hoxton Williamsburg: Your Chic Retreat in Brooklyn If you’re planning a trip to New York and want an alternative to the crowds and hustle and bustle of staying in Manhattan, look no further than Brooklyn. A few weekends ago, I was treated to a stay at one of the chicest boutique hotels on…
Why has the Millennium Falcon crashed in Manhattan? “You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.” That’s Mos Eisley Spaceport for you. Rio is much nicer. Creative Inspirations Behind the Art French graphic artist Nicolas Amiard has ingeniously blended popular Star Wars spacecraft into renowned cityscapes, capturing a unique contrast between…
Exploring New York: Manhattan and Brooklyn New York City is a mosaic of diverse neighborhoods, each with unique stories and attractions. As you wander through the bustling streets of this iconic city, you’ll encounter vibrant local cultures, art scenes, and culinary experiences that highlight the best of what both Manhattan and Brooklyn have to offer….
Chase Sapphire Preferred vs Capital One Venture Rewards: A Comprehensive Comparison In the expanding world of travel credit cards, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® card and Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card stand out from the pack. Each card has won its share of awards and topped “best of” lists, thanks to valuable rewards and lucrative…