For many, there is nothing more impressive than New Year’s celebrations in the most emblematic place in New York: Times Square located right at the intersection of 42nd Street and Broadway with 7th Avenue. There, around 50,000 people are expected to enjoy the fall of the stupendous crystal ball in front of the huge screens [...]read moreIs it free to watch the ball drop in Times Square
Ice skating began as a recreational activity in the Netherlands in the 15th century. Many years later and in New York City, it is one of the most traditional and preferred winter activities by residents and tourists. Every year, crowds flock to the freezing esplanade of Central Park’s Wollman Track. From very talented athletes to [...]read moreIce skating in New York
When you decide to visit New York, you really have to be prepared to live all kinds of experiences, the city that never sleeps always has something new to surprise and leave indelible memories along with incredible anecdotes to tell forever. When walking through the streets of New York, you immediately notice that it is [...]read moreCurious restaurants in New York
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
New York is an amazing city that takes anyone who visits it breathless. But from the heights, much more still. From viewpoints, skyscrapers, restaurants, terraces and even museums, you can take the best photos of the Big Apple. Observing the city from above and from different points of view is undoubtedly one of the best [...]read more3 Best Views in NYC
New York City is one of the most iconic destinations in the world to ring in the New Year in style. Families, friends, children, couples, and all those who are looking for experiences that are very different from the usual ones, will find incredible options in Nueva that will leave indelible memories. Dream of many, [...]read moreTimes Square Ball
The New York City Department of Health has issued a fundamental recommendation for the inhabitants of New York, is to reuse masks in public places, both indoors and outdoors when large numbers of people accumulate, at times when that the cases of covid-19 and other diseases this winter season “are experiencing unusually high simultaneous peaks.” [...]read moreThe use of the chinstrap returned to New York
The Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center has been a tradition for more than eight decades, illuminating Rockefeller Plaza every season christmas. The lighting ceremony, on November 30, will feature performances and classic holiday songs from artists to be announced coming soon, and the tree will be on view until mid-January. The humble beginnings of this [...]read moreRockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
For no New Yorker with enough years under his belt, it is surprising to see a rat that could eat four Remy, the rodent protagonist of Ratatouille. The Pixar film is a common gag among those who upload videos of their encounters with rats in the most unexpected places. One of the favorite videos was [...]read moreNY citizens live with rats
An emblematic experience in New York at this time of year is ice skating in the Rockefeller Center square, the most famous in New York and kilometer 0 of Christmas, where the giant tree is also installed. Other tracks where you can enjoy the experience are Bryant Park, with views of the Empire State; or [...]read moreNew York at Christmas time
New York is back! It is the phrase that does not stop being heard, lately, from the main institutions of the city but also among New Yorkers at street level. Crowds on the sidewalks, waiting in the most popular restaurants and endless queues at museums and monuments are back. This year, New York at Christmas [...]read moreMariah Carey celebrates Christmas with everything
Rain and light snowballs fell in New York City, but towards Queens and Long Island the snow accumulation was heavier, between one and two inches. Upstate the drop was even higher, up to four inches, as were areas in several states, including southern New England, as well as Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Much more snow is [...]read moreLots of Snow in NY
