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Bridgerton Tea Around Town: a tea room inside a double decker bus with pink and floral decor that takes you on a tour of the city Departures: multiple 90 minute trips daily Drives around sites like Empire State Building, Times Square, Columbus Circle, Radio City, and Chrysler Building Price

Billings Arcade: stone arches which are the last remains of the Tryon Hall Mansion built in 1901 Ford Foundation Garden: 160 foot tall atrium with lush greenery and a reflecting pool hidden in Midtown Villa Charlotte Bronte: apartments built in 1926 with Italian inspired design and lush gard

🍁 New York City is surrounded by stunning little towns, filled with beautiful boutiques, delicious food, and breathtaking views. 🚞 One of my favorite day trips from New York is to a charming village called Cold Spring, located just an hour away by train from Midtown. The town is small enough t

Chinatown Located walking distance from multiple trains! You can take the F to East Broadway. Or the J/M/Z/ F to Essex - Delancey. This Lower Manhattan neighborhood is known for its history and culture . But it offers so much more . This summer you need to check out the Chinatown Blo

Koreatown is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan . It is about a 15 minute walk from Time Square and 5 minutes from 34th Street ! There are so many things to do there. But this is my favorite⬇️ 32 Karaoke It is one of the most affordable karaoke spots in the area. It is only $36 per

On Lexington Ave in Harlem NY, Exotic Fragrances , is a perfume spot that makes fragrances inspired by a lot of your favs ! The staff are really friendly and patient . They take their time with you and allow you to smell test as many fragrances as you would like! They can also make your frag

With so many delicious choices in Koreatown in New York City it’s difficult to know where to start! That’s why I want to share one of my favorites! You need to find this no frills spot right in the heart of Ktown ~ TeaMakers ! It’s a tiny take-out only counter that offers a large variety of fresh

🌟 Exploring NYC: Must-See Spots for First-Time Visitors 🌟 New York City is a a wonderful city with endless iconic sights and hidden gems. As a girlie not from the US, it has always been my dream to visit! Here are six must-see spots that I would highly recommend : Brooklyn Bridge 🏙️ Start

Chances are if you found yourself in Koreatown then you stumbled across H Mart . You probably walked past it on your way to KBBQ or karaoke. But consider this your sign to go in . It is not your average supermarket! Yes of course there are regular groceries but there is so more . Downstair

1. Hudson - forever one of my favorite day trips from NYC. Located just 2 away by train via Amtrak, it’s super easy to reach without a car. Go for a hike at High Falls Conservation and make sure to try the potato pizza from Baba Louie’s 2. Woodstock - if you have a car then you can reach the ch

New Paltz : a charming college town just 3 hours from NYC! This town really has it all with great restaurants, cute cafes, and fun local beer and cider breweries. It’s also a great spot for late summer and fall activities with apple picking, hiking trails, and Mohonk Preserve just up the road.

NYC Dump + Things to do 🗽 Shop at New York Fashion District Ride on the Roosevelt Trolley Visit Time Square Visit China Town Boat ride to the Statue of Liberty Empire State Building Take pics by LV Building #fyp #ThingsToDo #travel #nyc

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You can get to all of these places via Metro. 1. Washington Square Park: $0 2. Brookly Bridge: $0 3. American Museum of Natural History: $32.00 general admision plus taxes and fees. 4. Central Park: $0 5. Time Square: $0 6. Vessel: General Admission: $10.00 plus taxes and fees/ Flex Admission

Exploring Chinatown fruit stalls reveals a vibrant selection of exotic and familiar fruits, many of which you might not encounter in standard supermarkets. Here’s a detailed look: ⸻ 🍇 Common Exotic Fruits • Lychee Red, bumpy shell hides translucent, sweet flesh—grape- or pear‑like

if it is your 1st time visiting NYC, these few places are a MUST to visit. 1. China Town- the street is lit up at night and there is some really really awesome food to try. 2. Starbucks Reserve (Empire State Building)- this Starbucks has 3 floors and the second floor is a bar!!! a must 3. Any

Weekend Pancake Round-Up 🥞✨ From fluffy stacks to decadent toppings, we’ve hit up some of the best spots in town! Here's where the syrup dreams came true: 1️⃣ Carnegie Diner & Cafe $19.95 – Classic vibes, unbeatable comfort 🏙️ 🍓8/10 2️⃣ Chez Ma Tante $18.00 – French-inspired delic

If you never been to the Golden gate fortune cookie factory! it's a hidden gem you must seek out! it's a down a little alley way and the long can get long. You get to see them make the cookies by scratch and can buy some directly in the tiny shop #trip #lemon8challenge Chinatown #san

Tea Around Town is such a fun way to explore downtown NYC. Afternoon tea on a double deck bus? Yes please! 🙌 🥐 You’ll enjoy finger sandwiches, scones, sweets and multiple cups of tasty tea while aboard. 🚃 Spend 90 minutes cruising around town to see the iconic sights of NYC. 📸 Take lots of

My favorite place ever! So glad I got to spend some time in the city during the holiday season #new york #lemon8challenge #photodiary #nyc

If you love pickles this is the place for you ! The Pickle Guys This is located in the Lower East Side and have all things pickle ! Even pickle merch, if you into that type of thing. You can buy your faves by the pint or by the gallon. There are pickles, pickled tomatoes, pickled on