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Empire State Building
The Empire State Building is part of the New York skyline like no other skyscraper. Actually, it can always be seen, regardless of whether you are on the East River, the Hudson River, Central Park, or Brooklyn. I’ll tell you our favorite spots to marvel at the Empire State Building – especially when it’s dark and the top is glowing, it’s just beautiful.
Rockfeller Center
Anyone who knows how to know where and how to save in New York in the right places, which then has a lot of money for great extras while shopping or cool events at a different time.
Central Park in Winter
When autumn in New York is replaced by the first snowflakes, a wonderful season begins in which you can discover a whole new side of Central Park. As soon as the treetops are covered in glittering snow and the water surfaces in the park begin to freeze, it is high time to rent ice skates and explore the winter highlights of the park.
New York in January 2022
There is still a lot to do and see in January – Christmas is over, but winter in New York is still magical.
Tips for Your Winter in New York
For many, winter is the best season to visit New York. Why? Well, because in winter some of the most beautiful events of the year take place.
The Governor Island Winter Village
Good news for New Yorkers and visitors of the Big Apple, who want to visit Governors Island about the holidays: The winter Village on Governors Island was officially opened on 17 December 2021 for the very first time.
Ice Rinks For Ice Skating in New York
What can you do in New York in winter when it’s nice and cold outside? Right! Ice skate on one of the many ice rinks in New York during the cold season! In this article, we will show you where you can find the most beautiful ice rinks in town. Because it is high time for a lap on the ice.
The Coolest Neighborhood in New York
There are so many cool neighborhoods in New York that you don’t even know where to start! To make your choice a little easier, I’ve summarized our favorite hotspots in the Big Apple – you should definitely visit these parts of the city.
Unusual New York: Art Street Galleries
Street Art is an art form that is associated with New York like no other city. But if you want to see underground trains full of graffiti, you are a little late – they have hardly existed since the 1990s. Street art that is unsolicited on house walls, passageways, or shop bars is also in short supply.
Luxury New York
That there are many rich people in New York, who live in species that the normal citizen can hardly imagine, is known. But how is that actually concrete? Where and how do people who can choose it? Here is an overview.
The Bowery
There is a story about a New Yorker who is released from prison after 20 years and finds Manhattan so changed that he no longer recognizes it. The feelings people have towards this constant renewal are mixed – it symbolizes vitality, but also a kind of rootlessness, the loss of reference points. 
Ramones in New York
Hardly any other city has as much to offer in terms of rock history as New York. We take a look back at the legendary clubs and halls of the 1960s and 1970s. This is where trends began and where many stars started their careers.
New York Subway
New York has a collection of world-class museums, unlike any other city. Be it the Metropolitan, the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim, the list went on and on. The metropolis is a hub of the international art trade and the highest quality creations are for sale in the galleries. In auction houses such as Sotheby’s and Christie’s, paintings and sculptures are auctioned that sometimes sell for millions.
Finger Lakes, New York
From brightly colored autumn leaves to idyllic boat trips on long summer days. The well-known holiday region in the state of New York has a lot more to offer and will keep you on your toes at any time of the year. The offer ranges from skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing in winter to hiking and cycling tours in spring and lake adventures in summer to wine tours against the backdrop of flaming autumn leaves.
On the Maid of the Mist to Niagara Falls
One of the United States’ most impressive natural spectacles can be found near the city of Niagara Falls, New York – a family-friendly place with fun neighborhoods, great shopping, lots of outdoor activities, and even wineries. In addition to the main attraction of every visit, the legendary Niagara Falls, hiking trails, helicopter tours, and over 200 outlets await you on site.
Culinary Classics in Manhattan and Brooklyn
The New York gastronomy scene has a variety of surprises in store for visitors and locals.
Beaches of the American Northeast Coast
Some of the best things about the northeast coast beaches are the fantastic views and sunrises. But the cultural and maritime history of these beaches is also very interesting. With the Wampanoag and other Algonquin-speaking nations, this landscape flourished long before communities fenced in their beaches to enjoy those shores and before the ice cream trucks lured with their seductive soundtracks.
Music Meccas
Do you know where your favorite musicians were born and which guitar they played on? Did you visit your childhood home and the location of your first concert, or even put flowers on your grave? Then you are really super fans.
Hip-Hop in the US
Since the 1970s, hip hop has grown from the streets of Brooklyn into a global cultural phenomenon.
Syracuse
When most people talk about New York, they naturally think of the vibrant, modern metropolis of New York City.