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
9/11 commemorates the 22nd anniversary of the sad attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001. There were several attacks on the United States during that year and on that date 4 planes were hijacked, two of them crashed into the Twin Towers in New York, another in the Pentagon and another in a field in [...]read more9-11 anniversary in NYC
New York Fashion Week arrives from September 8 to 13 with the best trends that will be seen next year. It will begin with a private opening on the 7th at night, and the official start of the long-awaited parades from the 8th in the morning. Unlike other editions where the parades normally took place [...]read moreNew York Fashion week 2023
Sipping bubbly or savoring a scotch on one of the best rooftop bars in Times Square is a must for elevating your New York City vacation. It’s also the perfect way to celebrate seeing your photo on the giant Welcome to Times Square Billboard. These Midtown rooftop bars are often local secrets, but we at [...]read moreBest Rooftop Bars in Times Square
Attending a show is one of the most popular and fun ways to have an unforgettable time in New York City. For lovers of plays, musical shows, comedy shows or any other type of live entertainment event, of course, there are numerous options on the emblematic Broadway, but there are also outside. Sleep No More [...]read moreSleep No More in NYC
The attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, were one of the most horrific and tragic events in New York City history. It was a moment when all eyes were on New York City. Even the astronauts on board the International Space Station looked down and commented on the smoke billowing from [...]read moreHow New York Commemorates 9_11 Each Year
Although it may seem a bit strange, a very common plan is to visit graves and cemeteries. These types of programs become even more interesting when it comes to visiting the graves of those who were historical figures or celebrities, either as a way to pay tribute to them, give them a farewell or out [...]read moreThe Beauty of Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn
Just 10 minutes by ferry from the Statue of Liberty is Ellis Island, the famous gateway to the United States that millions of immigrants crossed in search of the American dream that would allow them access to a better life. After all, this was the land of opportunity, country of the free and home of [...]read moreVisiting Ellis Island
The Big Apple is a place full of history and preserves countless corners from other times. From their iconic buildings to centuries-old cobblestone streets, they teleport visitors back in time. The city is also notable for having bars, some of which have existed for almost two centuries. One of the most emblematic places is undoubtedly [...]read moreNYC’s oldest Irish Tabern
The Holiday Season is the most exciting time to visit NYC. The sights, the sounds, even the smells of the city are somehow magical as soon as the holiday windows are unveiled. Honey roasted peanuts and those famous chestnuts roasting on an open fire waft their decadent aromas through the city air. To fully enjoy [...]read moreWhat to pack to NYC’s Holiday Season
New York experienced a historic heat wave. The high temperatures that were recorded were very suffocating, and the authorities found it necessary to open cooling centers in order to prevent health problems for the inhabitants. However, the climate is about to change. Summer in New York will end on Saturday, September 23, 2023. According to [...]read moreNew York Weather Predictions
The first explorer to glimpse the island of Manhattan in 1524 was the navigator Giovanni da Verrazzano in the service of the French crown. The area, which he called New Angoulême, was inhabited by the Algonquian and Iroquois Indians. The second to explore the bay was the British Hudson in 1609, in the service of [...]read moreBeginnings of the emblematic city NY
