There is an argument amongst New Yorkers about whether it’s better to start your Brooklyn Bridge walk in Brooklyn and walk to Manhattan, or start in Manhattan and walk to Brooklyn. If you want to experience Brooklyn, you should walk from Manhattan into Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Bridge ends (or begins) in an area of Brooklyn [...]read moreWHERE TO GET ON THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Times Square New Year’s Eve Events Did you know that the Times Square New Year’s Eve celebrations begin in early December? The Times Square Alliance has a month full of exciting New Year’s Events to help revellers get into the mood! Here are the highlights of events happening in Times Square this December! TIMES SQUARE [...]read moreTimes Square New Year’s Eve Events
HISTORY OF THE TIMES SQUARE NEW YEAR’S EVE BALL DROP Time Square’s historic annual New Year’s Eve ball-drop has become a monumental worldwide celebration. This Times Square celebration is attended by a million revelers, enjoys performances by the country’s biggest celebrities, and is broadcast across the world. This Times Square tradition has even been copied [...]read moreHistory of the New Year’s Eve Times Square Ball Drop
New York and the magic of jazz: three destinations to enjoy the genre New York is not only the city that never sleeps; It is also the place where jazz lives and breathes in every corner. Since the golden eras of Louis Armstrong and John Coltrane, this musical genre has found in the Big Apple [...]read moreNew York and the magic of jazz: three destinations to enjoy the genre
New York under the snow: tips to take advantage of the winter without risks Winter in New York brings with it the arrival of snow, a phenomenon that transforms the urban and natural landscape into a dreamy winter postcard. With temperatures falling faster than usual in several areas of the state, the National Weather Service [...]read moreNew York under the snow: tips to take advantage of the winter without risks.
Kisa: The Korean corner in New York that combines tradition, flavor and affordable prices In the context of the current economy in the United States, eating out can represent a considerable effort for many families, and even more so in a city like New York. With rising prices, the search for a satisfying and affordable [...]read moreKisa: The Korean corner in New York that combines tradition, flavor and affordable prices
To enjoy nightlife in New York, rooftop bars are one of the most popular destinations, both in summer and winter. The views of the iconic New York skyline and the innovative designs of each rooftop make these experiences essential visits for locals and tourists. In winter, many of these terraces adapt to the cold climate [...]read moreROOFTOPS IN NEW YORK: THE 4 MISSABLES TO VISIT IN WINTER AND SUMMER
Donald Trump returns to the White House after a large presidential victory Donald Trump has been declared president-elect of the United States in an election that marked his return to the White House after four years of Democratic government under Joe Biden. At 5:38 a.m. Eastern time, the Associated Press (AP) news agency made Trump’s [...]read moreDonald Trump returns to the White House after a large presidential victory
Greenwich Village is a great place to stroll around. Its charming streets, small boutiques, and restaurants make it a very interesting destination when planning your itinerary. This Manhattan neighborhood is also very popular with students, as it is home to the prestigious New York University (NYU). The western section of Greenwich Village is known as [...]read moreFacts you didn’t know about Greenwich Village
The Winter Fashion in New York: A Parade of Style and Functionality New York, known as one of the world’s fashion capitals, becomes a true showcase of style during the winter months. The city, where the cold can be relentless, is the perfect stage to demonstrate how fashion can be as functional as it is [...]read moreThe Winter Fashion in New York: A Parade of Style and Functionality
Montauk, a picturesque town located at the eastern tip of Long Island, New York, is known for its coastal charm and natural beauty. However, what many don’t know is that this place, just three hours by train from Manhattan, is nicknamed “the little Denmark” because of the similarities it shares with the Scandinavian country. From [...]read moreMontauk: The Little Denmark in the Northeastern United States
New York, the city that never sleeps, takes on a unique charm during the fall and winter seasons. As temperatures drop, the leaves change color, and the energy of the Big Apple transforms, offering residents and tourists a magical and unique experience. From strolls through Central Park covered in golden leaves to the vibrant holiday [...]read moreThe Splendor of Fall-Winter in New York
