For visitors to New York City, the Upper West Side is known for Lincoln Center, the American Museum of Natural History and Central Park. For locals, it's a neighborhood with lovely side streets and colorful avenues, a place to eat some of the city's classic foods, to shop, to stroll, and simply enjoy life. There […]
This post covers all of the High Line entrance points which allow you to reach the park. There are currently a total of 12 High Line entrances, and we will include directions on where to find them. 12 High Line Entrances? How to Reach Each Entrance Map and Visitor Guide Where Are the High Line […]
For tourists, the Upper East Side is known mainly for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park. But with many more interesting things to do, the Upper East Side that the neighborhood is worth visiting for a few hours. Below are some of the best things to do on the Upper East Side including […]
Two of the world's most iconic cities are London and New York -- but which is better? This post compares New York and London so you can decide which is the best vacation destination for you. Which Is Bigger? London Or New York? As of 2022, London’s population was about 9.5 million vs. New York's […]
One reason New York City attracts millions of tourists a year is that so many people want to see the locations they’ve come to know and love through TV shows based in NYC. Here are the best TV shows that take place in New York City, including those both based and filmed here! The Top […]
You’ve got tickets to the Broadway show you dreamed of seeing. Now the question pops into your mind, “What do I wear to a Broadway show?” Read on to find out! Is There A Dress Code For Broadway Shows? No! You are free to wear almost anything you want. (See What Not To Wear below). […]
Central Park is one of New York City’s treasures and you can make your visit even more memorable by having a picnic there! Here are our 7 favorite picnic spots in Central Park. Bon Appétit! Map of Central Park Picnic Spots and Nearby Food Shops 1. Sheep Meadow This expansive grassy meadow is named for […]
The Oculus Center is one of New York City’s most architecturally stunning buildings. Its futuristic design makes the Oculus a standout among the surrounding structures of NYC. So what is the Oculus? This post answers that question and also covers where the Oculus is located, how to get there and what you can do at […]
Broadway is back and better than ever! After a pause during the pandemic, the lights are back on and the curtains are up. There are so many great Broadway shows to choose from in 2022, so we’ve created this list of what’s on Broadway right now to help you pick the right one for you. […]
Bryant Park in New York City is a leafy green space in the heart of Midtown just a few blocks from Times Square. This nearly 10,000-acre (40 sq km) park runs from 40th to 42nd Street between 5th and 6th Avenue (map). It’s visited by more than 12 million people each year. Many are office […]
One of the most beloved holiday activities in NYC is seeing the festive department store window displays. Macy’s holiday window displays are among the best -- and the oldest! Macy’s was America’s first department store to decorate its windows for Christmas, back in 1874 when the store was located on 14th Street. Now located on […]
One of the best things to do in NYC during the holiday season is to visit the city's Christmas markets. At the Columbus Circle Holiday Market, you'll find lots of lovely artisan crafts, food and hot drinks to warm you, and loads of holiday spirit! While smaller than other markets, it's still worth a visit, […]
You’ve arrived in NYC with your itinerary in hand. Everything is planned down to the minute. You leave your hotel excited to explore New York City and…you feel a raindrop. Don’t let the rain get you down. New York City is a great place to be when the weather limits your outdoor activities! There are […]
When choosing your dates to visit New York, you might want to take into consideration these public holidays. On these dates, some major attractions in NYC might be closed or have reduced hours. On the other hand, some of these holidays make the city extra fun, offering special events and festivities like Christmas, New Year’s […]
When looking at flights to New York City, you will likely have seen flights arriving at least two of the three NYC airports, John F. Kennedy, Newark, and LaGuardia. The right airport for you will depend on where you are flying from and on what airline, where your accommodations are in the city and your […]
While seeing the ball drop in Times Square on New Year's Eve seems like the place to be, there are many other fun ways to ring in the New Year in New York City! Here are 8 great ways to celebrate New Year's Eve in NYC! 1. See The Ball Drop In Times Square For […]
