When we think of New York, one of the most important cities in the world, the first image that comes to mind is its towering and impressive skyscrapers, the famous New York City skyline with its emblematic buildings. But what is hidden below the busy and bustling streets of the Big Apple? The truth is [...]read moreNew York tunnels
Located in the heart of New York is the imposing cultural complex of the Morgan Library & Museum, formerly known as the Pierpont Morgan Library, The story goes that the financier and cultural benefactor John Pierpont Morgan was a great fan of literature and since 1890 he began to collect all kinds of documents, manuscripts, [...]read moreA visit to the Morgan Library & Museum
New Yorkers have a well-kept secret: the Roosevelt Island Tram. This is the only cable car in New York with which you can cross the East River from Manhattan to Roosevelt Island in just four minutes. Reaching 76 meters high and a speed of 29 km/hour, along the way, you can enjoy a wonderful walk [...]read moreA ride on the Roosevelt Island Tramway
Upon stepping foot in the Big Apple for the first time, there is a feeling shared by all that is that of having been there before. Although nothing compares to seeing it with our own eyes, thanks to the film industry, we can feel the sensation of knowing its corners, of having seen Times Square, [...]read moreTravel to New York through the cinema
Did you know there is an aircraft carrier docked in Manhattan? The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is located on an actual aircraft carrier. Visitors can explore the ship, learn about life on board, as well as discover a multitude of aircraft and sea vessels and engage in immersive exhibits that can make you [...]read moreTHE INTREPID SEA, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM
It is said that there is only one way to see the whole city of New York and at a single glance, this is only possible by visiting the Panorama of the City of New York, the largest model of the city of skyscrapers that is in the Queens Museum . The Panorama is a [...]read morePanorama of the City of New York- The city at your feet
When thinking about the Big Apple, the first thing that comes to mind are its impressive skyscrapers, its world-famous skyline dazzles with the brilliant lights of the buildings as the sun goes down and the city begins to come to life. But when we think we have seen everything in New York, it can surprise [...]read moreManhattanhenge-the best sunset in New York
New York City weather will play a large part in your upcoming trip to the Big Apple. Whether you’re visiting NYC in the chilly winter, mercurial spring, sweltering summer, or crisp fall, NYC weather will affect what you pack and what activities are available. The one thing constant in every type of NYC weather – [...]read moreNEW YORK CITY WEATHER
Visiting a bookstore allows you much more than finding your favorite book, but it is also finding yourself in a space of love for reading and an experience in itself. And it is that, at present, bookstores are not only book stores, but are also social and cultural spaces full of life and increasingly interesting [...]read more5 bookstores to visit in New York
The iconic series created and produced by Marta Kauffman and David Crane was considered by The Hollywood Reporter in 2019 as the best in history. Friends told us about the adventures of a group of friends who live in Manhattan, New York. They were Monica Geller, her brother Ross Geller, a childhood friend Rachel Green, [...]read moreThe friends Experience in Nueva York
New York is a city where in every corner we can find an infinite number of flavors and dishes from all over the world. Due to its history, the Big Apple is a great mix of cultures that make it a gastronomic world headquarters. With each wave of immigrants came new spices, flavors, and techniques, [...]read moreTasty and cheap food in New York
For decades, an urban legend has circulated par excellence in New York: the presence of alligators in the city’s sewers. New York City has 10,500 kilometers of pipes, ranging from 10-centimeter pipes to huge pipes. It is said that the alligators that live there are giant, almost blind and albino, because they live in the [...]read moreAlligators in the sewers of NY-The legend
