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Best Restaurants in Times Square

Times Square, NYC

Times Square is one of New York’s must-see destinations and a very popular place to dine. For those staying in the area or catching a Broadway show, it is an ideal locale for a meal or snack. But finding the right eatery in Times Square takes some know-how – there are plenty of bland chain […]

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Christmas in New York: NYC’s Best Holiday Attractions

Rockefeller Center, Christmas

New York is one of the world’s great holiday destinations. From November to the New Year the city is decked out in dazzling decorations, its department stores, boutiques and markets are bursting with holiday shoppers, and special holiday performances abound. In fact, there are so many things to see, do and experience, it can be […]

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New York’s Cloisters Museum

The Cloisters, NYC

The Cloisters is one of New York’s cultural treasures.  A branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the museum is devoted to the art of medieval Europe, which is showcased in a setting composed of medieval architecture.  Because of the museum’s upper Manhattan location, it is too often ignored by visitors and New Yorkers.  But […]

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Christmas in New York: Walks of NY’s Special Holiday Tours

Christmas Rockefeller Center

Walks of New York celebrates the finale of its first successful year by offering two special tours for the holiday season. Building upon the success of our Meet the Met Tour, Walks will offer Meet the Met with Kids, a fun, family-friendly tour designed to introduce the Metropolitan Museum’s art treasures to the entire family. […]

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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: What You Need to Know to Go

Every Thanksgiving, New York celebrates with the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade—a serious spectacle! The immense parade marches through the canyons of Manhattan with giant helium balloons, grand, elaborate floats, marching bands and performance groups, thousands of clowns, and celebrity performances. More than 3.5 million spectators attend the parade. Another 50 million viewers watch the national telecast.  […]

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Best Wine Bars in NYC

Brooklyn Oenology, NYC

When one thinks of vintners, it’s often rolling hills dotted with vines and farms that comes to mind. While you won’t find either in New York City, you will find a diverse array of wine bar offerings — including a number of wineries and a soon-to-be urban rooftop vineyard — making the Big Apple a […]

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New York’s Haunted Houses

Merchant House, NYC

New York is a magnet that has drawn in people since its founding.  In fact, many New Yorkers are so rooted in the city, they refuse to leave…even after death.  With such limited space and layer upon layer of history found at many locales, it’s little wonder that New Yorkers, both alive and deceased, coexist.  […]

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