Visiting the World Trade Center Site is one of the most meaningful experiences one can have in New York City. Let’s explore how to visit the site. This will include how to visit the memorial pools, the 9/11 Museum, One World Trade Center, as well as lesser known locations that have great meaning and importance [...]read moreHow to visit the World Trade Center Site
This weekend the Dominican Day Parade 2023 was held in New York City. The Dominican parade began in New York in 1982. It became known with a series of concerts and cultural activities organized by Americans of Dominican origin. The parade is usually held on the second Sunday of the month, so this 2023 was [...]read moreDominican Day Parade 2023
New York is one of those cities where everything happens. Considered one of the most important and imposing sites in the world, every year millions of people come to American territory to enjoy its incredible and countless corners full of stories to tell and hundreds of photos to take. There is no doubt that in [...]read moreAliens walk around New York
When we think of New York we should know that we are not just talking about Manhattan. Districts and neighborhoods like the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island or Brooklyn make the experience even more interesting. In particular, Brooklyn is a huge district in which more than 2.6 million people live and it is worth the time [...]read moreWhy it’s worth visiting Brooklyn 2
The holiday season is one of the most magical times to visit NYC. From meeting Santa Claus at Macy’s, to marveling at the Dyker Heights Christmas Lights, to ice skating in Rockefeller Center, Christmas time in NYC will create lasting memories. To fully enjoy it, you will want to avoid these 6 mistakes tourists make [...]read more6 MISTAKES TOURISTS MAKE IN NYC AT CHRISTMAS TIME
When we think of New York we think of its huge skyscrapers characterized by their impressive heights and their almost impossible architecture. These powerful skyscrapers together with its great avenues make it a paradise for the eyes. Wherever you look it is possible to find buildings of different sizes and appearances that are linked with [...]read moreFlatiron Building In New York City
It is easy to see that New Yorkers are very passionate about sports, and that is why you can also find spaces in any corner of the city where you can practice them, as well as hosting many talented sports teams. The truth is that for those lucky enough to be in The Big Apple [...]read moreMessi mania arrives to New York
When planning a trip to New York City, one of the musts 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 emblematic streets in New York. The truth is that everyone who visits the [...]read moreNYC Broadway Week – Enjoy 2 tickets for the price of
Green-Wood Cemetery is one of the most unique areas of New York City. Located in Brooklyn, Green-Wood Cemetery serves as a burial ground, public park, performance space, historical battle ground, education center, haven for bird watchers, tourist destination, and more. Famous “residents,” include Leonard Bernstein, Jean-Michel Basquait, Bill the Butcher, Boss Tweed, DeWitt Clinton, and [...]read moreGreen-Wood Cemetery
New York is one of the most important and imposing cities in the world. For this reason, every year millions of people come to American territory to enjoy its incredible and countless tourist attractions. In New York there is everything: the tallest skyscrapers, the best hamburgers, impressive museums, but you can also find emblematic buildings [...]read moreNew York Dakota Building
Next Monday, September 4, Labor Day is celebrated. It is one of the largest annual festivities in the United States, celebrating the achievements of workers The tradition of Labor Day dates to 1882, precisely the origin is in New York where the first parade organized by the Knights of Labor was held, emulating a similar [...]read moreLabor Day in New York
New York is a city where you don’t get bored, when you walk through its streets, in every corner, you will expect some surprise. Located to the north of Chinatown and separated from it by Canal Street, Little Italy was the place where the first Italian immigrants began to settle, seeking to live the American [...]read moreLittle Italy, Big Festival
