Spring in New York City is a magical time, where you can find various parks full of flowers and trees of different colors. Likewise, spring is the ideal time to travel to New York as a family, to enjoy the various activities of the city in the open air. New York’s unofficial cultural season kicks [...]read moreSpring in New York
New York is a city that anyone should visit at least once in their life for its iconic places and corners, however, it would be almost impossible to get to know the Big Apple in a few days. That is why this time we asked the Open AI Artificial Intelligence language model to “recommend” us [...]read moreTourist Points to visit in Spring
NYC cherry blossoms annually usher in the spring season. NYC cherry blossoms might lack the fame of their Washington D.C. counterparts, but they are equally as effervescent. NYC cherry blossoms can be found in all five boroughs: in parks, near museums, and even on brownstone-lined streets. Keep your eyes open and you’ll find yourself amongst [...]read moreWhere to view Cherry Blossoms in NYC
Anyone who has visited New York City or not knows the famous I Love NY, or what is the same, I Love New York. It is common to come across this logo in all kinds of merchandising of the city that we can find in different souvenir shops or in museums. The truth is that [...]read moreWe Love NYC – New York’s new logo
The New York Botanical Garden Orchid show is one of the best things to do in NYC in the springtime. For the past twenty years, the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory is transformed into a wonderland of orchids. Kids and adults revel at the splashes of color and cascading orchid show designs. Artists and photographers come [...]read moreThe New York Botanical Garden Orchid Show
St. Patrick’s Cathedral was originally built on Mulberry Street in Lower Manhattan, in what is now the Nolita neighborhood, but when in 1983 the cathedral began to grow too small to accommodate so many devotees, they found themselves in need of move. This new cathedral had to be much bigger and the head of the [...]read moreSt. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York
Spring in New York runs from March 21 to June 21, 2023. The parks are filled with green, and activities open to everyone. The days are starting to get longer which helps to enjoy more of the day outdoors and the temperatures are warmer. It is one of the favorite seasons and there is a [...]read moreSpring in New York
New York City is always a special place to visit as there are countless activities for whoever visits it and especially for those traveling as a couple. The truth is that there are corners where perfect settings are created for those who seek to celebrate their love. Here is a list of unbeatable plans to [...]read moreRomantic plans to do in New York
Rockefeller Center is one of the most important tourist attractions in New York City. It is one of those unmissable places, full of history and culture and that can also be greatly benefited from as it also offers its visitors impressive views of the city’s skyscrapers. This emblematic place has a strategic location in Midtown, [...]read moreRockefeller Center in New York City
New York City’s most famous parade is the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, followed by the Easter Parade and St. Patrick’s Day Parade. New York City has hosted festive parades throughout its history, and the pageantry continues to this day. Whenever you visit, chances are you will be able to find a New York City parade. [...]read moreNYC Parades
It is possible to return to New York over and over again, but always find a different city. The truth is that the Big Apple always surprises and leads its visitors to live experiences that are difficult to find elsewhere. Among the singularities that this great city offers, one of the most innovative alternatives is [...]read moreLittle Island, a floating park in New York
When we talk about New York, we immediately think of avant-garde modernity and contemporary culture, but the truth is that the Big Apple is a place full of history and preserves countless corners of other times. From its iconic buildings to the cobbled streets steeped in centuries of history, they transport visitors back in time. [...]read moreHistoric taverns in New York
