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NYC for the holidays has been ticked off my bucket list this year and it did not disappoint! 🎄🚕🗽🇺🇸 Here’s what I did! Day 1 Times Square Raising Canes (dinner) Vintage Green Rooftop (drinks) Day 2 Paris Baguette in Times Square (breakfast) Empire State Building 5th Ave Bryant Park Saks Ralph’s Coffee Plaza Hotel Ice Skating at Wollman Rink Lion King Broadway Show La Pecora Bianca (dinner) Day 3 Rockefeller Tree Radio City Rosetta Bakery (breakfast) American Museum of Natural History The Met New York Knicks Basketball Game Joes Pizza (dinner) 230 Fifth Rooftop Bar (drinks) Day 4 Liberty Bagels (breakfast) 9/11 Memorial Museum Liberty & Ellis Island Brooklyn Bridge - Dumbo - Brooklyn Bridge Pier 35 Rosemarys (dinner) The Campbell Bar (drinks) Day 5 Marks Off Madison (breakfast/brunch) Harry Potter Shop Hudson Yards The Vessel West Village Kikichic (create your own charm bracelet) New York or Nowhere Shop Odd Muse Pop-Up Harbour Lights Cruise Long Acre Irish Bar (dinner) Day 6 Lotte Palace Hotel (breakfast) FAO Schwarz (jelly cat shop) Christmas Cottage Shop Mure and Grand Macy’s The Edge #travel #nyc #newyork #manhattan #city #libertystatue #holidays #christmas #itinerary #timessquare

Dreams come true! Surely, I went to see the Brooklyn Bridge when I came to New York. Walking across it was lovely. You get these awesome views of the skyline, and it’s just so cool to be on such an iconic bridge. A tip: try to go early or later in the day to avoid the crowds. It’s a lot more peaceful. I really enjoyed just taking my time, looking around, and soaking in the whole vibe. It’s one of those things that feels even better in person than in pictures! Totally worth it. #cityscape #northamericatrip #nyc #usa

Near Times Square, there is a huge Christmas tree adorned with lights and surrounded by a crowd of people enjoying the warm atmosphere of this year's Christmas festival. You can hear Christmas music everywhere you go, just like in the movies. If you have the chance to visit Manhattan during this time, don't miss out on walking around to see the Christmas lights in various locations: -Rockefeller Center -Radio City Music Hall -Macy's -Bryant Park (there's also a Christmas market there)

The Met is one of the most beautiful and amazing museums I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. The Egyptian galleries were my favorite and I wish we had more time to explore because it is so vast! It was also so surreal to actually see artworks by masters such as Monet, Degas and Van Gogh in real life. After the visit, we took a short stroll to beautiful Central Park. It was such a lovely way to spend the day. If you are in NYC, you need to add The Met to your list! #nyc #newyork #museums

All the way south from the Isle of Man, I finally came to coney island at the end of October. I heard about this retro playground and one of the few beaches in New York a long time ago, and I wanted to visit it before the end of autumn. Because it is a weekday afternoon, there are not many people. The weather is very good. In the sunshine, the whole playground and beach are filled with a hazy golden fog, adding some retro atmosphere. The wind at the seaside in October is still very strong. If you want to go there recently, remember to wear an more coat. #Coneyisland #october #nyc #445

A visit to the American Museum of Natural History is like stepping into a time machine! From towering dinosaur skeletons to the breathtaking dioramas showcasing wildlife from around the world, every exhibit tells a unique story. Whether you’re into fossils, outer space, or marine life, this museum has something for everyone. One of my favorite spots was the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs, home to the massive T-Rex and Apatosaurus. It’s mind-blowing to stand face-to-face with these prehistoric giants. If you’re fascinated by the universe, the Hayden Planetarium is a must-visit for an immersive journey through space. The museum isn’t just about displays; it’s a place where science comes to life, sparking curiosity and wonder in every corner. So, if you’re in NYC, don’t miss out on this iconic experience! #newyork #nyc #museum #100waysoftravel

If you're in NYC, the Top of the Rock is a must-visit! Standing atop the iconic Rockefeller Center, you get sweeping 360-degree views of the city that never sleeps. From the glimmering skyline to landmarks like the Empire State Building, Central Park, and beyond, every angle is a photo-perfect moment. Unlike some other observation decks, the Top of the Rock has glass panels that give an uninterrupted view of the entire cityscape—day or night. For the best experience, time your visit just before sunset. Watching the golden hour transition into the city lights coming alive is magical. Plus, it's less crowded than other spots, which makes it all the more worth it. So, if you’re looking to soak in the true essence of NYC from up high, the Top of the Rock is where you want to be! ✨ #TopOfTheRock #newyork #RockefellerCenter #NYCViews #rockefellercenter #NewYorkCity #NYCSunset #awesomepic #SkylineViews #TravelNYC #NYC #ExploreNYC #CityThatNeverSleeps

When I visited New York, I met up with a high school friend at Dante West Village. I really love this area. The interior of the place is very nice, with fresh hydrangeas, and you can sit either indoors or outdoors. It’s super comfortable when the weather is just right, neither too hot nor too cold! Not only tourists but also actors, writers, and musicians living in New York love it here. A friend told me that bagels are a must-try in New York, so I had one. The egg was perfectly cooked, with a soft yolk that oozed onto the bread—really delicious! Another friend ordered the Shakshuka, which was also quite tasty. The bread was toasted to a perfect crisp, and the seasoning was on point. The coffee was good as expected, and the juice had a nice balance of sweet and tangy, making it quite refreshing! Dante West Village 📍551 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, United States #100waysoftravel #nyc

Harbs SoHo 📍465 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012, United States My friend and I stayed in New York for five or six days, and we went to Harbs twice. Each time, we couldn’t resist ordering the fruit mille-feuille cake—it’s that good! This Japanese cake shop is generous with its fruit. The cake is packed with bananas, kiwis, and strawberries, along with rich, creamy layers. Each slice is super thick, and every bite is pure satisfaction. Because it's so popular, it’s possible they might run out of it. The strawberry cake is also a great backup option! Make sure not to visit close to closing time, or you might miss out on the cake. The SoHo location tends to have a better supply! #100waysoftravel #nyc

Chelsea Market in New York City is a very bustling indoor marketplace. There is a diverse array of gourmet food and unique artisanal shops. Definitely recommended to visit when in NYC. Getting There - You can get there by the subway. Highlights - Firstly, the atmosphere is lively and the market is withina historic factory building (where Oreo was invented!), giving a sense of nostalgia. Next is the selection of food options, the market offers everything from freshly baked pastries and brownies to fresh seafood and tacos. Additionally, there are many unique boutiques and artisanal shops selling handcrafted items and gifts, creatives will love it. #urbanwanderings #deliciousfood #100waysoftravel #travellerswonderland #newyork #nyc #usa #foodie

The iconic Wall Street is the Financial District of New York City and is the heart of the global financial industry. It is where major financial institutions are located. A must-visit area when in NYC due to its cultural significance. Attractions - 1. Charging Bull Highlights - This is the iconic massive bronze statue which tourists like to touch. One of the most photographed location. 2. New York Stock Exchange Highlights - The building has a beautiful architecture with towering columns. An important place where stocks are traded. 3. Federal Hall Highlights - This is a historic building where George Washington took his presidential oath. 4. Fearless girl statue Highlights - The statue symbolises female empowerment and gender equality. #urbanwanderings #100waysoftravel #travellerswonderland #newyork #nyc #photolocation #cityscape #cityscape

This is the best urban park I have ever been to in the world. This park is a combination of nature and also historical buildings/ bridges. Getting There - This park is right in the middle of the city, you can get there by metro. Attractions - From the grass lawn, you can get a perfect view of all the skyscrapers but yet hide away from the hustle and bustle of the city. 1. Bethesda Terrace - This is grand two-level terrace with intricate carvings and also the iconic Bethesda Fountain. You can get sweeping views of the lake and landscapes. 2. Belvedere Castle - This small castle is a unique landmark with a charming architecture. 3. Bow Bridge - This is an iron bridge with nice arches and intricate design. 4. Shakespeare Garden - This is a beauifully landscaped garden dedicated to Shakespeare. There are beautiful pathways here and variety of flowers and trees. #travellerswonderland #100waysoftravel #awesomepic #photolocation #centralpark #newyork #nyc #usa

Dumbo and Brooklyn Bridge are some of the most iconic locations in NYC. Cross over the bridge to get to Brooklyn to get a whole new experience from Manhattan. Getting there - There is metro all around New York City. They are perfect as photo spots and also to great places to see the NYC skyline. 1. Dumbo Highlights - Dumbo is a waterfront neighborhood in Brooklyn. It is known for the iconic views of Manhattan Bridge and the cobblestone streets. There is also a vibrant arts scene there. 2. Brooklyn Bridge Highlights - Brooklyn Bridge is the most iconic suspension bridge in NYC connrcting Manhattan and Brooklyn. You can see Manhattan Bridge from here too. Admire the grand architecture and infinite NYC skyline. 3. Manhattan Bridge Highlights - This is a historic suspension bridge in New York City, it also connects Manhattan and Brooklyn. You can get views of the entire skyline, cityscape and the East River. There is a nice park below near the river for a leisurely stroll. #travellerswonderland #100waysoftravel #brooklyn #city #nyc #newyork #awesomepic #photolocation

The Met Cloisters is a beautiful museum in New York and it is dedicated to medieval European art and architecture. Getting There - You can get there by the subway from the city. Highlights - This is a museum that I didn't expect to exist in New York City! The museum is inside tranquil gardens, that gives off a strong atmosphere of a medieval monastery. 1. Cloistered Gardens - These are beautifully designed gardens inspired by medieval monastic life. The courtyard is so serene and I can sit there all afternoon to admire the landscape. 2. Gothic Chapel - This is a beautiful space that resembles a real gothic chapel, showcasing medieval stained glass windows, funerary sculptures, and religious artifacts. 3. Unicorn Tapestry - This is a series of intricately woven tapestries from the late Middle Ages, depicting the hunt for a unicorn. Very unique piece 4. Romanesque Hall - The highlight here is the medieval architectural elements and sculptures and portals from ancient churches and abbeys Rating - 9/10, really enjoyed this museum. #travellerswonderland #100waysoftravel #photolocation #awesomepic #newyork #nyc #usa

#grassland 1. **Sheep Meadow** - One of the most iconic picnic spots in Central Park, Sheep Meadow offers a vast, open lawn perfect for spreading out a blanket. With skyline views and plenty of space, it’s ideal for a relaxing afternoon. 2. **Great Lawn** - Located near the heart of the park, the Great Lawn is a lush, expansive area surrounded by trees. It’s a favorite for families and groups looking to enjoy a peaceful picnic with a backdrop of nature and the nearby Turtle Pond. 3. **The North Meadow** - For those seeking a quieter spot away from the park's more touristy areas, the North Meadow provides a more serene experience. With rolling lawns and plenty of shade, it’s a peaceful place to enjoy a laid-back picnic with friends or family. #nyc #usatrip

#usatrip Columbia University, nestled in the vibrant Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, is a beacon of academic excellence and rich history. Established in 1754, it is one of the oldest Ivy League schools and boasts stunning architecture, including the iconic Low Memorial Library and Butler Library. The campus is a harmonious blend of historic buildings and modern facilities, making it a must-visit for those interested in higher education and architecture. **How to Get There:** Columbia University is easily accessible by subway. Take the 1 train to 116th Street–Columbia University station, and the main entrance is just steps away. Buses M4 and M104 also stop nearby. **Tips:** Explore the campus at your own pace or join a guided tour for deeper insights. Don't miss the nearby Riverside Park for a peaceful walk after your visit. #nyc

Here’s your guide to the best things to see and do in New York City. Save this guide for your next trip to the big apple! 🌆 🏙️ Visit the Empire State Building: Take in the panoramic views from the top of this iconic skyscraper, especially stunning at sunset or nighttime. 🌳 Walk Through Central Park: Whether you’re biking, taking a boat ride, or enjoying a picnic, Central Park offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. 🎭 Catch a Broadway Show: Experience world-class performances in the Theater District. Book your tickets in advance for popular shows like *Hamilton* or *Wicked*. 🛍️ Explore Times Square: Wander through the neon-lit streets, take in the energy, and maybe even catch a street performance or visit an iconic store. 🗽 Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island: Take a ferry ride to visit Lady Liberty and learn about the rich history of immigration at Ellis Island. 🍕 Try NYC’s Famous Food: Grab a slice of pizza, a bagel, or visit a food truck for a quick bite of authentic New York flavor. 🎨 Visit MoMA and The Met: Get your fill of culture and art by exploring two of the world’s most famous museums. 🚤 Take a Boat Ride: Whether it’s a ferry to Staten Island or a sunset cruise, enjoy the city’s skyline from the water. #summerdestinations #nyc #newyork #newyorkcity #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

Here is the ultimate guide to the best art museums in NYC. Save this for your next trip to the big apple! 🖌️ MoMA (Museum of Modern Art): Dive into contemporary and modern masterpieces, including works by Van Gogh, Warhol, and Picasso. Be sure to visit the sculpture garden for a peaceful retreat. 🏛️ The Met (Metropolitan Museum of Art): Spanning over 5,000 years of art, this vast museum covers everything from Egyptian mummies to European paintings. Take your time—there’s so much to see! 🌀 Guggenheim Museum: Admire not only the cutting-edge modern art exhibits but also the museum’s famous spiraling architecture designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. 🌆 Brooklyn Museum: Explore a diverse collection, including ancient Egyptian artifacts and contemporary American art. Don't miss the feminist art exhibit, *The Dinner Party*. 🏙️ Whitney Museum of American Art: Focusing on modern American art, the Whitney offers rotating exhibitions of contemporary works. The rooftop terrace provides stunning views of the city. 📸 Plan Ahead: Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds, and grab tickets online when possible to make your visits smoother. ☕ Café Breaks: Each museum has a café—perfect for relaxing and recharging between exhibits. #summerdestinations #nyc #newyork #newyorktrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

Here’s a guide for the Guggenheim Museum. Save this for your next trip to NYC! 🎫 Get Tickets Online: Book in advance to skip the lines and guarantee your entry to this iconic museum. 🌀 Explore the Architecture: The building itself is a masterpiece. Walk up the spiral ramp to experience the art in a unique and fluid way. 🖌️ Don’t Miss the Exhibits: From modern masterpieces to contemporary art, the rotating exhibits always offer something new and inspiring. 📸 Capture the Space: Photography is allowed in most areas, so take advantage of the museum’s stunning architecture and dramatic light. 🕰️ Go Early: Arrive when the museum opens to avoid crowds and have more time to enjoy the art at your own pace. ☕ Grab a Coffee: After your visit, stop by the museum café or nearby Central Park for a relaxing coffee break. 🎨 Visit the Gift Shop: Take home a piece of the Guggenheim with art books, prints, and unique gifts inspired by the exhibits. #summerdestinations #nyc #newyork #newyorktrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

On my recent trip to NYC, I took a boat ride to see the incredible views of the city. Save this guide for your next trip! 🕰️ Choose the Right Time: Opt for a sunset cruise for breathtaking views as the city lights up, or a daytime ride to soak in iconic landmarks under the sun. 📸 Bring Your Camera: The boat ride offers stunning photo opportunities of the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Manhattan skyline. 🎟️ Book in Advance: Reserve your tickets online to ensure a spot, especially during peak tourist seasons. 🌬️ Dress Warm: Even in summer, the breeze on the water can get chilly, so bring a light jacket. 🛥️ Choose Your Ride: Whether you take a ferry, a guided tour, or a private boat, each option offers unique perspectives of the city. 🍕 Bring Snacks: Some boats allow snacks, so grab a slice of NYC pizza and enjoy it with the views. 🚤 Try a Night Cruise: If you’re up for something magical, try a night cruise and watch the city’s skyline glow against the dark sky. #summerdestinations #nyc #newyork #newyorktrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 📍1071 5th Ave, New York, NY 10128, United States If you're visiting museums in New York, the Guggenheim is a must-see. When I visited last time, there was a special exhibition of Vasily Kandinsky, who is recognized as an innovator in art and a pioneer of modern abstract painting. In the early 20th century, he was one of the first to develop a lasting impact through non-representational art. The Guggenheim creatively arranged Kandinsky's works in reverse chronological order, so as you ascend the spiral, you move from his later works to his earlier ones. Personally, I prefer his earlier works, but the way he used abstraction to express the artist's urge for spiritual expression and explore the artist's inner needs is indeed thought-provoking. #museums #nyc

📍New York Stock Exchange💵 The New York Stock Exchange is located on Wall Street in downtown New York, USA.🇺🇸 It's a familiar spot on TV news, so many people have probably heard of it or seen it in pictures. That's why it's one of the tourist spots you'll want to stop by when you come to New York! The magnificent building, designated as a national historic landmark of the United States, is picturesque no matter when you see it☺️ During the holiday season, it's also a famous spot for decorating with a large Christmas tree✨ It's cold, but I hope you'll visit the NYSE this holiday season🎄 #nyc #New York trip #New York sightseeing #newyorkcity #overseas trip

This show is called Bloomtanica, located at Genesis House in New York. It is designed by celebrity floral artist, Jeff Leatham WHERE NATURE MEETS TECHNOLOGY Bloomtanica is a physical meets floral experience inspired by Korean gardens, captured the rich pinks of Korea’s national flowers: mugunghwa, and the striking oranges and yellows of Jeju Island volcanic magma 🌺🪷🌷🪻🌹🌸🌼 Event: BLOOMTANICA Admission: FREE #Bloomtanica #newyork #newyorktrip #newyorkcity #nyc #nyc_highlights #Immersiveart #Jeffleatham Address:40A 10th Ave, New York, NY 10014 Reasons to Recommend: BEST show Average Price per Person:FREE Business Hours:11am - 9pm, MONDAY CLOSED

#travelsupportevent #newyorktravel #couple #nyc #brooklyn #dumbo When you travel to New York, you must have crossed the Brooklyn Bridge at least once! I went to New York and confirmed that the Brooklyn Bridge is so pretty even from afar!! In the movie Spiderman 2, the place where Spiderman threw a web to confess his love to his girlfriend is the Brooklyn Bridge! There is a designated place where you can take pictures with the beautiful Brooklyn Bridge! It is the famous ‘Dumbo’ where you can see the most beautiful pillars of the bridge between the buildings! I will leave the address! Be sure to go at night or during the day! There are cafes and pubs around there, so it’s great for taking pictures and having fun! I actually saw a couple taking wedding pictures ღ•͈ᴗ•͈ღ 📍Dumbo Address: 65 Plymouth St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, United States

#TravelSupportEvent #NewYorkTravel #NewYorkHotPlace #nyc #USTravel #MomaMuseum #Moma If you are planning a trip to New York in the cold winter, I highly recommend visiting an art museum at least once! It is one of the few tourist attractions where you can feel New York indoors, and the admission fee is not that expensive! You can see world-class artists and their works that everyone has heard of in public art classes, so don't miss this great opportunity-! 📍The Museum of Modern Art Address: 11 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019, United States Key Point: The scene where people gather to watch is also like a painting :) Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Felix Roasting Co.
⭐️ Overall rating: 5/5
🍽 Recommendation: Flat White
💁 Service: Good
💰 £5 per person
📍 Location: 450 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10016, United States
Felix Roasting Co cafe is located in the center of NYC and the interior design is impressive and colourful. 
The combination between pink and blue is very nice and the cafe has presented the cosy vibe.
It is always the good idea to try flat white with oat milk or latte. If you want to buy some snacks or orange juices:m, you can find them in the fridge.
The cafe is also the good place for working and I like it very much!
#nyc #nyccafe #nyccoffeeshops #nyctravel #nycfood


Embarking on a retail odyssey along the iconic 5th Avenue in the heart of New York City was a sensory delight that transcended the ordinary. The bustling energy of this renowned avenue was palpable as I meandered through a labyrinth of high-end stores, each one boasting its unique charm and allure. In this urban jungle of commerce, each storefront narrated a distinct story, weaving together the fabric of the city's dynamic spirit. 5th Avenue is not merely a shopping destination; it's a living canvas, an ever-evolving testament to the intersection of commerce, culture, and style in the heart of the city that never sleeps. #freehotelstay #nyc #nyc_highlights #shopping #stores #mytravelhacks #falltrip #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

The best way the visit New York's top attractions is using one of the unlimited sightseeng passes! For the ticket price of 2 attractions you can have unlimited in a day. I reccomend the 3 or 4day pass if you are an adventurer 3day is enough to include all the main and some attractions if you like to take your time and don't rush 4day is the go. For transport the weekly subway pass is the best way to go, it's also good on the buses. #nyc #newyorkcity #empirestatebuilding #staueofliberty #nyc_highlights #rockefellercenter ##edgenewyork

The Summit Observatory, where you can see the great view of New York! This is one of the three major observatories in New York, and the daytime is the most famous. The 3pm time is especially popular because you can see the sunset. Advance reservations are a must! The weather was cloudy on the day I made my reservation, but I was able to change it to a different day on site. It is the most popular observatory because it has a wide open view and a silver balloon. I recommend it because it is a place where you can take a great photo~ There is also a cafe with a great view on the top floor, so it would be great to enjoy the observatory and have a cup of coffee, right? #USATravel #NewYork #newyork #nyc #hotplace #NewYorkTravel

location : Statue of Liberty, NYC You can buy the ticket to get on the cruise from the harbor near to the south ferry station. then they’ll take you to the liberty island. You can also go in to the liberty museum but you need to pay extra for it. Once you get there, there will be a lot of people and super hot in june-july. so don’t forget to get yourself a lemonade before walking around and enjoy the statue. #nyclife #statueofliberty #nyc #nyc_highlights