There is no better plan than to enjoy Easter in New York, and it is that during those days you can take advantage of it to live some of the most interesting parties that New Yorkers celebrate throughout the year. Because Easter is not an official holiday, most attractions, shops, and restaurants open as normal [...]read moreEaster in New York
Brooklyn is the most populous borough in New York with more than 2.5 million inhabitants, and it is the second best-known borough after Manhattan. It is part of the 5 districts in which Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island are also found. Its name comes from “Breuckelen”, which is the name the Dutch gave it [...]read moreFive Reasons to Visit Brooklyn
The sun goes down and the stunning lights of the city begin to shine as bars, pubs and clubs come to life. New York’s nightlife is world famous, and it’s here that the world’s best DJs rock the clubs. The truth is that you can also find an infinite number of bars and with very [...]read moreNightlife in New York
Madison Square Garden, located in the heart of New York City, is one of the most iconic entertainment venues in the world. Known affectionately as “The Garden,” it has played host to some of the biggest names in music, sports, and entertainment. MUSIC Music fans will be familiar with Madison Square Garden (MSG) as the [...]read moreMadison Square Garden
When we talk about Central Park, without a doubt we are referring to the most famous park in the world. The setting for so many movies, an icon of New York City, it is also the green lung of Manhattan. When visiting New York, it is one of the unmissable places that also has a [...]read moreVisiting New York’s Central Park
The Apollo Theater is a theater located in the heart of Harlem, in Upper Manhattan in New York. With a neoclassical style and a capacity for around 1,500 people, it is one of the most famous popular music clubs in the United States and, from a historical point of view, one of the most relevant [...]read moreAmateur Night at The Apollo Theater
There is no other city in the world where jazz sounds as much as in New York, the great connection between this musical genre and the city is undeniable. It is true that the origin of this music finds its roots in the blues created by the slaves of the southern United States, but it [...]read moreJazz Clubs in New York City
Battery Park is a beautiful oasis on the southern tip of the island of Manhattan. Battery Park, officially known as The Battery, is 25 acres of green, leafy goodness with stunning views of the Statue of Liberty. While thousands flock to Battery Park daily to line up for Statue City Cruises setting sail for the [...]read more8 SECRETS OF BATTERY PARK
New York is the most populous city in the United States and one of the most inhabited in the world, located in the state of the same name on the Atlantic Ocean coast, in the northeast of the United States. The great heat records set this spring in various parts of the United States were [...]read moreA cold spring in New York
Spring in New York City is a magical time, where you can find various parks full of flowers and trees of different colors. Likewise, spring is the ideal time to travel to New York as a family, to enjoy the various activities of the city in the open air. New York’s unofficial cultural season kicks [...]read moreSpring in New York
New York is a city that anyone should visit at least once in their life for its iconic places and corners, however, it would be almost impossible to get to know the Big Apple in a few days. That is why this time we asked the Open AI Artificial Intelligence language model to “recommend” us [...]read moreTourist Points to visit in Spring
NYC cherry blossoms annually usher in the spring season. NYC cherry blossoms might lack the fame of their Washington D.C. counterparts, but they are equally as effervescent. NYC cherry blossoms can be found in all five boroughs: in parks, near museums, and even on brownstone-lined streets. Keep your eyes open and you’ll find yourself amongst [...]read moreWhere to view Cherry Blossoms in NYC
