Cheap Food: Where to Eat in New York if You Don’t Have Much Money in Your Pocket
September 15th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The first rule of thumb to save on food in New York is to stay out of the touristy areas of the city. Since it is natural that it is in them that restaurants unreasonably raise prices due to high traffic.
The Best Low Budget Restaurants in New York: Insider Tips
September 14th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
As a hotspot for foodies, New York offers endless possibilities for delicious food. Low-budget restaurants in New York are a dime a dozen, it’s just important to know which ones are really worthwhile.
Best Restaurants in Brooklyn: Food Guide
September 13th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
As you know, we love the culinary variety in New York and are always happy to test the latest restaurants and food trends in the Big Apple for you. This time we feasted extensively through the Brooklyn district and nowhere are the best restaurants in Brooklyn for us.
The 6 Best Food on Foot Tours in New York: Free Entry with the New York Pass
September 12th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
If you’re just as foodies, then we recommend the Food on Foot Tours in New York. These are guided tours that take you to the gastronomic insider spots in the city. Whereby the “on foot” is to be taken literally: you walk around the respective district and stop at many small and large spots that are important for the New York locals.
Bushwick in New York: the USA’s Brewing Center
September 11th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Many years ago, Brooklyn’s Bushwick district was known only as of the brewing center of the United States. There were 50 breweries in Bushwick as early as the late 1800s. This led to the creation of Brewers ‘Row, which you can find along Bushwick Avenue. There you can find the splendid houses of the brewery owners and other industrial moguls.
Flushing in Queens: Beautiful North Queens
September 10th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The northern part of Queens is full of sights and is, therefore, a destination for one or two New York vacationers. Many of you probably know the scene from the comedy series “King of Queens” when Doug and Carrie sit in front of the Unisphere in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park or order ice cream in Queens most famous ice cream parlor, the Lemon Ice King.
NoHo: All the Highlights of the Beautiful Area in Lower Manhattan
September 9th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
As one of the smallest neighborhoods in New York City, NoHo in…
Greenpoint Brooklyn: Highlights for Your List
September 8th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Williamsburg’s northern neighbor, Greenpoint, has a large Polish population and is just as hip and trendy as Williamsburg itself. Even if Greenpoint Brooklyn itself is quite small, there is a lot to see and discover.
Williamsburg New York: The Hipster Mecca
September 7th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Williamsburg is New York’s hipster wonderland and not a dangerous area as many still think. Particularly popular with creative, artistic, freedom-loving residents of New York, the district is currently the focal point.
Park Slope Brooklyn & Prospect Heights: The Insider Guide
September 6th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
If you believe the cliché, Park Slope Brooklyn & Prospect Heights is the home of housewives in New York City. It’s one of the most perfect areas to raise kids in a big city like this one.
The Most Interesting Activities in Dumbo & Brooklyn Heights: Do not Miss Them
September 5th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
DUMBO is located in the northeast of Brooklyn, just across the river from Lower Manhattan and just to the north of Brooklyn Heights.
Scary Storm in New York: Natural Disaster in Megalopolis
September 4th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
A record storm caused some severe flooding in New York. At least nine people were killed. Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks of the “greatest wake-up call we could get”.
Brooklyn Heights & Dumbo: The Insider Guide with Tipps
September 3rd, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The beautiful area in Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo is home to many wealthy families and businessmen. In this area, your trees lined streets, historical “Brownstone Houses”, stunning views of Lower Manhattan, and super stylish lofts in industrial quarters at the foot of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridge. This mix gives this area in Brooklyn its special charm.
The Oculus at Ground Zero: The Architectural Masterpiece
September 2nd, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
In the nearly two decades since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, architects from around the world have worked hard to rebuild what previous times destroyed. Instead of recreating what once existed, many creative minds have chosen to come up with new designs. It shows respect for the earlier structures and especially those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks.
Things to Do in New York In the Rain: Romantics Recommend
September 1st, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The weather in New York can be crazy and especially the rain in New York is tough. Monsoon-like showers are perfectly normal in New York.
Grand Central Terminal: Secrets, Tours, Markets
August 31st, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
One of our favorite places in Grand Central Station is next to the dining area in the basement by the famous Oyster Bar. It is the Whispering Gallery or Whispering Wall.
Grand Central Terminal: The Insider Guide
August 30th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Who does not know the famous Grand Central Station in the heart of Manhattan? As one of the largest train stations in the world, it is a symbol of the hustle and bustle of the city that never sleeps. In this insider guide, we show you which secrets the Grand Central Station in New York hides and what you absolutely have to see there.
The Chrysler Building in New York: Architecture and History
August 29th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The Chrysler Building is “only” the sixth tallest building in New York – for many architecture fans it is not only the most beautiful skyscraper in the city but even in the world. The Art Deco style facade and lace make the 1930s skyscraper really distinctive. Here you get all the information.
One World Observatory Review: Is It Worth It?
August 28th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The One World Trade Center at Ground Zero always gives everyone goosebumps anyway – 380 meters above Manhattan and in good weather conditions with 80 kilometers of visibility. It could only be a special experience and it was, despite the bad weather.
The History of Chinatown in New York: The Places You Must Visit
August 27th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Located to the east of Manhattan, New York’s Chinatown covers two square miles bounded by the Lower East Side to the east, Little Italy to the north, Civic Center to the south, and Tribecca to the west, and they condense a population of 90 to 100 people, including Residents, merchants, and tourists.