New York City and Christmas go hand in hand. In fact, NYC gave us many of our modern-day Christmas traditions. Let’s explore the NYC Christmas traditions that most of the world celebrates today. Warning: the content may contain Santa Claus spoilers, so feel free to stop reading now. St. Nicholas Santa has shown himself in [...]read moreNYC AND THE HISTORY OF CHRSITMAS
Partly due to the influence of the film industry, New York City has become one of the most celebrated destinations in the United States. The Big Apple is full of iconic spots that are not to be missed and despite being a city known for its bustle and fast pace, it also hides exclusive and [...]read moreSecret restaurants in New York City
Kiss was an American rock band formed in New York in January 1973 by bassist Gene Simmons, guitarist Paul Stanley and drummer Peter Criss, later joined by guitarist Ace Frehley. Known for their facial makeup and extravagant costumes, the group became known to the public in the mid-1970s thanks to their live performances, which included [...]read moreRock band Kiss is replaced by virtual avatars in concert
Chelsea Market, located in the beautiful New York, stands out as one of the most renowned food markets in the city that represents a significant fragment of American culinary history. For those in the city looking for the best places to enjoy food in New York, Chelsea Market offers a variety of delicacies from around [...]read moreChelsea Market, a must-see place in New York
The centerpiece of every NYC Christmas season is the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. People travel from all over the world to see this behemoth Norway spruce. Let’s examine a bit of the history of the Rockefeller Center Christmas, learn more about this year’s tree, and find out what happens to the Rockefeller Tree after the [...]read moreThe 2023 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
The European galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York have been reopened after a period of renovation that lasted 5 years, giving art lovers the opportunity to enjoy outstanding works by great artists such as Caravaggio, Goya, El Greco, Vermeer , Leonardo da Vinci and Picasso. As part of this renovation, a [...]read moreThe Met reopens 45 European art galleries after a five-year renovation
New York is an ideal destination to enjoy with the family, with a wide variety of options for all tastes. From walking through Central Park and exploring the city’s most emblematic museums, to enjoying an exciting Broadway show, the possibilities are endless. There are few cities in the world more recommended to spend the holidays [...]read moreNew York prepares to receive Christmas
Instagrammable moments, or should we say “immersive experiences” at New York’s interactive museums, are taking over the Big Apple. Whether located in a temporary space, a museum, or a major retail store, these photographs are tremendously beautiful and fabulously fun to visit. There’s the selfie-friendly Color Factory, the avant-garde art site ARTECHOUSE, and offbeat selections [...]read moreImmersive experiences in New York
Cruel Summer performer Taylor Swift rose to fame through a combination of talent, stage presence, strategic marketing and a strong connection with her fan base. He began his career in country music, signing with the Big Machine Records label and releasing his first self-titled album in 2006, which included the hit Teardrops on My Guitar. [...]read moreThe Eras Tour Taylor Swift
Since the Halloween season is over, the Christmas season is coming and therefore it is time to choose the great Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Real estate giant Tishman Speyer announced Wednesday that the 2023 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will come from Vestal, New York. The Christmas tree will be cut down in Vestal on Thursday, [...]read moreThe Great Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
Coney Island In 1869, a German immigrant named Karl Feltmann established a beer garden and entertainment space (right on the spot where Luna Park currently stands). He also owned a bakery in Park Slope, and his idea to serve a German sausage in a long soft bread roll was introduced to New Yorkers, and then [...]read moreDelicious NYC
On Monday at 2 p.m. in Argentina, exactly at noon in New York, the Charly García Corner plaque and poster were inaugurated on a corner, in honor of the precise place where the cover photo of the classic album was taken in 1983. Modern clicks. Charly fans from Argentina and other Latin American countries gathered [...]read moreCharly García Corner
