Updated February 18, 2019
Rome is a city full of charm. Antiquity and modernity, rural and urban Italy, they are all mixed in here. Continue reading “ROME”
Updated January 9, 2019
I like to joke about I’m already half New Yorker. Obviosly I’m not, but I still consider I know this city enough to guide you in here. Although it sounds cliché, New York is one of the best destinations to travel. Continue reading “NEW YORK CITY”
Updated November 21st, 2018
There are 2 more or less similar passes according to price and atracctions they allow you to visit. In our opinion, NO, THEY ARE NOT WORTHY, because with one fo them the amount saved is barely 10 $, and the other is even more expensive than paying those attractions one by one. The trick is: they include the admission to some museums, which actually are suggested donations, they are free. Continue reading “SAVING DOLLARS: PASSES FOR COMBINED ATTRACTIONS IN NEW YORK, ARE THEY WORTHY?”
Updated November 8, 2019
In New York City there are more than two hundred museums, some of which are among the best in the world. Most of them, YOU CAN ENTER FOR FREE at least a few hours a week Continue reading “MOST POPULAR MUSEUMS IN MANHATTAN”
Comes from ITINERARY: ONE OR TWO DAYS IN DOWNTOWN AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE AREAS
From here the next attraction is the famous Brooklyn Bridge. At the entrance from Manhattan, there are stalls with the cheapest keychains in the city, all $ 1. It takes at least 20 minutes walk the length of the bridge, so if you do not want to go and return, it is preferable to take the subway to Brooklyn and across towards Manhattan. Let’s be honest, it is just a bridge, but its reputation is well deserved. Walk, run or bike it, is a great experience because of the bridge itself and the views of the city. In the Brooklyn end there are three main attractions. Continue reading “ITINERARY: ONE OR TWO DAYS IN DOWNTOWN AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE AREAS 2/2”
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