The Best Parks in Manhattan: Where to Look for the Piece of Nature
August 26th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
New York is the city of extremes: huge skyscrapers, surrounded by 2 rivers, right by the sea, and yet there are many green spots. Sometimes very small and with a waterfall-like Paley Park in Midtown or huge like the popular Central Park, the green lung of Manhattan. The best parks in New York including our insider tips on what you should definitely do there and why you have to go there, you can find out here.
The Best Cafes and Restaurants in Central Park: Where to Eat in Central Park
August 25th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
When exploring Central Park in New York, sooner or later your stomach will definitely get in touch. In the middle of the nature of the huge park, you will quickly be tempted to have hot dogs or pretzels.
The 8 Best Hotels in Central Park: Where to Stay During Your Trip
August 24th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
For many New York visitors, a hotel in Central Park is the ideal choice. The location is super central and right on the green lungs of the city. Above all, the view over the huge Central Park and the Manhattan skyline is simply fantastic.
The Guide to Governors Island in New York: The Green Military Island
August 23rd, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The weather is nice in New York City and you want to escape the background noise and typical New York for a moment? Then a trip to Governors Island is just the thing for you.
16 Curious Facts About One Vanderbilt in New York: You Will Be Surprised
August 22nd, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
One Vanderbilt. There is a new landmark of New York, which significantly shapes the skyline of New York. Not only does it have New York’s new observation deck on floors 72 + 73, but it also holds several other records.
7 Great Bookstores in New York: Where to Find Something Interesting
August 21st, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
New York is only for fashionistas and lifestyle queens? Not even close! The city that never sleeps also has plenty of hotspots for book guessing. In these seven bookstores, you can indulge your passion for books, lose yourself between the shelves and stacks, and discover the latest niche titles.
Radio City Music Hall Opened the Day in New York on December 27, 1932: Where History Happened
August 20th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
On December 27, 1932, one of the most beautiful theaters and concert halls in the world opened in New York: the Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan (RCMH).
New York Travel Tips: Real New York Travel Tips from Insiders
August 19th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Every time we go to New York, the same questions arise again and again: What do we want to see and what is hot in the Big Apple when we travel? That’s why we have put together our best New York travel tips here to make your stay in New York City a lasting experience.
The 10 Most Common New York Beginners Mistakes: How To Spot Them and Avoid Them
August 18th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Is it your first time traveling to New York? Then you should definitely avoid these 10 beginner mistakes in New York City!
What to Do in Central Park: The Best Things to Do in Central Park
August 17th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Central Park is not only New York’s most popular, but also the largest park. There is a lot for you to discover and experience on around 340 hectares of the parking area.
A Perfect Day in Central Park: Central Park Route With the Main Attractions
August 16th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
In New York’s largest park, countless sights, activities, and paths are waiting to be discovered by you. Cross the romantic Gapstow Bridge, row a boat on Central Park Lake, relax with the locals on the Great Lawn, and sip a cocktail over the treetops of the park. We have put together a route and program for your perfect day in Central Park.
Central Park in Summer: Tips for Better Rest
August 15th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Central Park is beautiful in summer. The entire park shines in a strong, lush green, the plants bloom in all sorts of colors and there is a lot of life in the park. From morning to evening you can experience a lot there and there are many special events such as the free concerts. So here are our best tips for summer in Central Park.
Jackson Galaxy: The Story of a Failed Musician Who Got Working at a Shelter, Saved Thousands of Cats, and Became Famous
August 14th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
It’s hard not to pay attention to Jackson Galaxy: this is a shaved, bearded middle-aged man with numerous tattoos, who drives through the streets in a bright pink convertible. Despite his shocking image, he is not an actor or a rock star, although he dreamed of a musical career.
New York: One City, Five Districts
August 13th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
In addition to Manhattan, New York has four other districts to offer. There is a lot to discover. From the salt fields of Staten Islands to the Yankees Stadium in the Bronx, from the suburban idyll in Queens to Brooklyn’s classic sandstone houses.
9 Tips for a Good Coffee in New York: For All Coffee Lovers
August 12th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
New York City is known as the city that never sleeps. And what does a city like that need? A lot of coffee, of course, which should ideally also be good. We’ll tell you our tips here.
The Year that Lightning Struck: the Birth of the Subculture in New York
August 11th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The birth of subculture from the rubble of the big city juggernaut: The novel “City On Fire” and the television series “The Get Down” are a reminder of how hip-hop, disco, and punk exploded in New York in 1977.
The Catskill Mountains: Culture and History in New York State
August 10th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The region of the Catskill Mountains is conveniently close to New York City and inspires by quaint, historic small towns, nostalgic charm, and a wide range of leisure activities.
Uncompromising: Danny Lyon From New York, Witness to the Big History
August 9th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
ow, 79-year-old American photographer, Danny Lyon doesn’t spend his time in Europe. His beginnings are located in the American civil rights movement of the sixties, where he documented the protests against race separation. But the first real retrospective of his career is now taking place in Europe, in the FotoMuseum Winterthur.
Claudette Colbert: Diva with a Sense of Humor and Timing
August 8th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
The American actress Claudette Colbert was one of the first great stars of the talkie era. She shaped the self-confident type of woman in screwball comedy. Her hallmarks were comic talent and dialogical timing. She died 25 years ago on the Caribbean island of Barbados.
What Actually Happens Backstage: Artist Life
August 7th, 2021 by Simone.Andersen
Those who visit a theater usually only see what is happening on the stage. Most of the dramas take place behind it – in the backstage area. Here strength, courage, and self-confidence are put to the test. Fixed rules apply here – and there are even ghosts.