If you can’t book a trip to
the beaches of Hawaii or the Bahamas, Reunion Surf Bar can offer you something
close to it. Upon arrival you’ll spot a yellow surfboard make your way past the
door, head downstairs and you won’t be in Manhattan anymore.
Continue reading "Reunion Surf Bar " »

Freeman Alley is a narrow
alley between Rivingston and Chrystie streets(12 Rivingston Street). Picture an indoor graffiti
gallery, but this time it’s on public New York City walls. Filled with a variety or works ranging
from political statements to street art graffiti. It is a unique and
adventurous experience that not many know about.

Do
you want to see all of New York but don’t have much time? No problem the
solution is to go to the Queens Museum of Art and take a look at The Panorama
built by Robert Moses in 1964 for the World’s Fair. Continue reading "The Panorama" »

Winter’s quiet beauty shines at Brooklyn Botanic
Garden with a new series of programs celebrating people’s connection to nature
in the darkest months of the year. Continue reading "Light In Winter" »

One of New York City’s most beautiful parks and over a century old is the
Wave Hill estate of Riverdale. You’ll feel like you magically left New York
City and suddenly became lost in nature at this hidden gem! Continue reading "Wave Hill" »

Looking for the quickest way to visit an English country village while in
New York City? Hop on the 1,2 or 3 trains to West 96^th Street where
you’ll stumble upon 27 Tudor-style homes that are
named after a romantic-comedy play called Pomander Walk, which was set in London. Continue reading "Pomander Walk " »

If you want a bit of excitement and adventure, Pole
Position Raceway will send your heart racing! Escape the sightseeing and
experience real head-to-head racing at Pole Position Raceway. Continue reading "Pole Position Raceway" »

Who says you have to travel
far for Ramen Noodles? Prepare to fall in love with Ramen Noodles after you
check this place out, located in Hell’s Kitchen Continue reading "Totto Ramen" »

An intriguing and unique spot 5 Pointz
is a must see while in New York City. 5 Pointz a place where artists can
graffiti in freedom and express themselves, and is updated based on current
events. Continue reading "5 Pointz" »

If there is a bit of pastry
heaven here in New York, its name is Glaser’s, a family-run bakery in Yorkville
celebrating over 100 years in business baking an amazing variety of
German-Continental style cakes and tortes, pies and strudels, Danish, butter cookies
and delectable holiday and regional trays that keep customers coming back for
more to the warm, inviting old-fashioned store. Continue reading "Glaser's Bake Shop " »

Socrates Sculpture
Park is dedicated to providing artists with opportunities to exhibit
large-scale artwork in a unique outdoor setting. It promotes interaction
between artists, artwork and the public, showcasing diverse varieties of
sculpture and multimedia / video installation. Continue reading "Socrates Sculpture Park " »

When it comes to vacations there is nothing like going on an adventure. Not to say going to New York is not an adventure in itself but a different kind of adventure, one that puts you in the middle of all the action, one that gets your heart rate up with anticipation of what going to happen next. Continue reading "Adventuring outside of New York City" »

MCNY is a unique museum that celebrates and interprets the city’s past as well as its future. Through multimedia exhibits it serves to educate the public about New York City’s distinctive heritage of diversity, opportunity, and constant transformation. With exhibitions that draw from the museum’s collections, they aim to present cutting-edge, cross-disciplinary scholarship. They look to the past in order to prepare everyone for the future. Continue reading "Museum of the City of New York" »