Updated in November 21, 2018
Probably the best in this area is to enjoy the Manhattan skyline from different locations: the ferry to the Statue of Liberty, Governors Island, the ferry to Staten Island and, in my opinion the best of all, from Brooklyn Heights. Continue reading “ITINERARY: ONE OR TWO DAYS IN DOWNTOWN AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE AREAS”
From here, may the traveler decides to go east on 42nd Street, two blocks away you will find Grand Central Station; in my opinion, only its main hall is remarkable. Just one block farther east, the famous and original Chrysler Building. Continue reading “MIDTOWN IN A DAY (OR TWO) 2/2”
Updated November 21, 2018
The recommended route goes to many places so you’ll better spend at least a day an half. For those who have less time, the main attractions are in capital letters. Continue reading “ITINERARY IN NEW YORK CITY: MIDTOWN IN A DAY (OR TWO)”
Updated November 21st, 2018
There’s no doubt about it, the major attraction in Chelsea and one of the rising stars in Manhattan. Is a pedestrian zone elevated 10 meters over the street, set on what it used to be a railway, abandoned in 1960. Continue reading “THE HIGH LINE”
Updated November 21st, 2018
Welfare and fashionable are words that describe why the once dangerous and seedy Manhattan in the 80s and 90s has become a modern, alternative and upscale place. These two districts are an example. They are located Continue reading “‘COOL’ NEIGHBORHOODS IN MANHATTAN: GREENWICH AND TRIBECA”
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