When you think of New York, the famous Central Park, or the unmistakable Empire State, appear in your mind. Of course, the Times Square area and the Statue of Liberty. The truth is that, although these are some of the most visited tourist places in the Big Apple, there are many places that, in addition [...]read moreHeart Island: The Heart-Shaped Island Near New York
Daylight saving time in the United States ended in November of last year. This measure, which is carried out twice a year, will be implemented again in March 2024, when the clocks must be moved forward. Although the majority of the country follows this practice, some states and territories are exempt. New York is one [...]read moreSummer heat wave in New York
On May 8, a “portal” was launched showing live images from Dublin, Ireland, and New York, United States. However, just over a week after its opening, the work had to be closed due to improper use. The temporary closure came after a man transmitted an image of the attack on the Twin Towers and an [...]read moreThe portal between New York and Dublin is temporarily closed
New York is famous around the world for its pizza, and the search for the best slice has become both a local and global obsession. With up to an estimated 3,200 pizzerias in the city, finding the perfect slice can be a delicious challenge. Here we present a careful selection of the best pizzerias in [...]read moreThe best pizzerias in new york
Lewisburg, a small but charming city nestled in the mountains of West Virginia, United States, delights its visitors with a unique experience that combines the serenity of nature, a rich historical heritage and a vibrant cultural scene. With a modest population of just over 3,800, Lewisburg is a hidden gem very close to New York [...]read moreLewisburg: A charming town just 3 hours from New York
From the slaves who helped build the wall on Wall Street to the young people who gave rise to hip-hop in a park in the Bronx, there is a lot of history in New York City, and it has been really cruel at times. Some of them are: The Wall Street Slave Market (Manhattan) Now [...]read moreSpecial places About New York’s Black History
It’s already a tradition: Every first Monday in May, the fashion world stops to look at New York City, and this is where one of the most extravagant and glamorous events of the year takes place: the Met Gala. This exclusive gala, organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in collaboration with Vogue editor [...]read moreMET GALA 2024 IN NYC
Amid the bustle and energy of New York City, stands a symbol of hope and international cooperation: the United Nations. For those looking for a unique and enriching experience during their visit to the Big Apple, exploring the UN headquarters is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of global diplomacy. The UN headquarters [...]read moreUnited Nations in New York: An Unmissable Visit
If there is a site that should not be missing from any itinerary when visiting the Big Apple, this is The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH). This iconic building stands majestically next to Central Park on New York’s Upper West Side, as a monument to human curiosity and a window to the vast universe [...]read moreAmerican Museum of Natural History: Science and Culture in Central Park
On May 1st, but 93 years ago, the majestic and unique Empire State Building rose above the Manhattan skyline, marking the beginning of a new architectural and cultural era in New York City. Since then, this iconic skyscraper has been much more than just a building; It has been a symbol of human ambition, technological [...]read moreThe Empire State Building celebrates its 93 years of grandeur in the heart of New York
For those planning a trip to New York, they can’t miss the opportunity to explore the wonders that Rochester has to offer. A city full of history, culture, and natural beauty, Rochester allows for a more relaxed and authentic experience, away from the crowds and skyscrapers of the Big Apple. Rochester is located approximately 330 [...]read moreRochester: A Hidden Gem Near New York City
This date is officially recognized by the United Nations and aims to raise awareness about issues such as overpopulation, pollution, and the need to preserve biodiversity. The first protest took place on April 22, 1970, led by Senator and environmental activist Gaylord Nelson, with the aim of establishing an environmental agency. Two thousand universities, ten [...]read moreWorld Earth Day is commemorated every April 22nd
