Upper Manhattan is the northern district of Manhattan Borough in New York City. It extends between 59th Street and 155th Street at the northern end of Manhattan Island. Upper Manhattan thus brings together several districts such as: Marble Hill: It is the northernmost of Manhattan’s Bronx enclave, named after a large marble deposit under the […]
For many girls in Long Island, visiting American Girl Place in New York is an unforgettable experience. It’s a store that only sells dolls and their accessories, this place is like a wonderland and even if you don’t have a little girl it’s worth the trip. The advantage of this shop is that your princess […]
The Bronx River is a 37-kilometre long river located in Westchester County, New York. It originates in the Kensico Reservoir then it flows south through White Plains, then southwest through the cities of Edgemont, Tuckahoe and Bronxville. The river then separates Yonkers and Mount Vernon, before reaching the Bronx; it is the only freshwater river […]
Every 1st Wednesday of the month, the Bronx Culture Trolley offers an innovative and fun way to travel for free while offering tourists the opportunity to enjoy several: Cultural attractions Restaurants The trendiest places of entertainment in the region The first cart on Wednesdays starts at 5pm with a welcome reception with wine and soft […]
Brooklyn is one of five boroughs in New York City. It has a population of 2.6 million (in 2017), making it the most populated district of the Big Apple. Brooklyn borders Queens and extends to the western end of Long Island, on the north side it is separated from Manhattan by the East River and […]
SoHo is a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York, located between Houston Street in the north and Crosby Street in the east. SoHo is a neighborhood that became famous during the 1960s and 1970s for its art galleries nestled all over the place. Well known for preserving this bohemian aspect, it was classified as a historic […]
This is New York’s little Italy and the best place to buy bread, pasta, meat, pastries, espresso machines, Italian sausages and more. The paradox is real: many New Yorkers have never heard of this place, while for others, it is home far from home… even if it is often a well-kept secret. The neighborhood beats […]
