Scores of tourists visit Grand Central on a daily basis, some people to shop, others to dine, but most to travel. Beyond being a pulsating artery of New York City, the transit center is also a spectacular piece of architecture with undeniable beauty and an incredible history. Opened in 1913, the station was designed by [...]read moreGrand Central New York
The Ford Foundation Building, also known as 321 East 42nd Street, 320 East 43rd Street, or the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice, is a large 12-story office building in East Midtown Manhattan in New York. The building consists of a glass and steel cube supported by concrete pillars and clad in Dakota granite. The [...]read moreFord Foundation Building
The Bronx River, approximately 39 km long, flows through southeastern New York in the United States. The only freshwater river in New York City, it is named after settler Jonas Bronck. Before European settlement, this area was found to be covered by very old hardwood trees. Despite the fact that the trees in this forest [...]read moreDolphins in the Bronx River
Exploring Manhattan’s Chinatown A visit to Manhattan’s Chinatown is one of the most memorable things to do in New York City. The neighborhood is bursting with food, shopping, and culture. New York City tour guides often say one can have three different Chinatown experiences: Tourist Chinatown, New Yorker Chinatown, and Cultural Chinatown. While the Tourist [...]read moreCHINATOWN TO WTSQ
It can be said that New York is not only the city of skyscrapers and hot dog stands, but it has much more. The Big Apple attracts tourists, but also celebrities from all over the world, making it home to many Hollywood stars. New York is one of those places where everyone is free to [...]read moreCelebrity Homes in New York City
When. planning a trip to New York City, without a doubt one of the must-sees is to visit the Broadway theater district. Located in the heart of Manhattan, between 40th and 54th streets and between Sixth and Eighth Avenues, it is one of the most famous streets in New York. Broadway was an old colonial [...]read moreBroadway Spectacular
The best ice-skating rinks in NYC Winter is the season to seek the best ice-skating rinks in NYC. Every year, New York City is abuzz with locals and tourists alike heading to parks and plazas to skate. NYC ice skating is a social event, with music blaring and children laughing. Some NYC skating rinks have [...]read moreBest NYC Ice Skating Rinks
New York is a city where it is very difficult to get bored, as there are many wonderful things to discover. New York is a city that is characterized by its great dynamism, as is logical given its enormous variety of cultures, places of interest and entertainment proposals. There’s nothing like shopping on the elegant [...]read moreWalking activities
Grand Central Terminal is one of the most iconic NYC landmarks. Gossip Girl, Madagascar, Superman, and North by Northwest are just a handful of movies that have used Grand Central Terminal as an NYC filming location. Every single day, over 750,000 people pass through Grand Central Terminal, making it one of the most visited destinations [...]read moreA NEW GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
Winter in New York City is cold, snow is seen very often, and rainy days are quite frequent. However, with the right clothes, none of these points have to be an impediment to enjoying the best city in the world. The truth is that nothing stops the Big Apple since it is a city very [...]read moreWinter Activities in New York City
If we talk about New York, we are talking about one of the destinations chosen to celebrate the arrival of the new year. Among the many other experiences available, the most popular New Year’s tradition in the United States is the Times Square Ball Drop. To receive 2023, the show is preparing in a big [...]read moreWhere to watch ball drop 2023
The city that never sleeps” is already completely ready for its traditional New Year’s celebration. The truth is that the emblematic ball in New York’s Times Square at midnight on December 31 will descend for 1 minute, while the attendees, and Millions of viewers will count down the last 60 seconds of the year to [...]read moreWhat time do they drop the ball in Times Square
