Winter in New York City isn’t just about holiday lights and crowded attractions. Beyond the beaten paths are places where the city slows down: intimate bookstores, quiet cultural spaces, and pockets of calm that invite you to go inside and explore. In this post, I’m sharing five quietly magical experiences that reveal a warmer, more reflective side of the city.
Read MoreJust two hours north of New York City, Kingston and Woodstock offer the perfect Upstate escape. Spend the day exploring historic streets, cozy shops, and scenic trails, all with your dog by your side. Between the mountain views, good food, and small-town charm, you’ll be tempted to turn this dog-friendly day trip into an overnight stay.
Read MoreA personal guide to NYC that includes the best places to eat and drink, as well as things to do in and around the city - including day trips from NYC. From trendy hotspots to hidden gems, this is a meticulously curated list of the best this incredible city has to offer anyone, whether a first-time visitor or local, looking for something different.
Read MoreExperience the allure of Upstate New York with my blog post, 'Escape to Upstate: Memorable Day and Weekend Getaways.' Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty, charming towns, and diverse activities that await beyond the city limits.
Read MoreDiscover the enchanting allure of spring in New York City as pink and white cherry blossoms pop up all around in March and April. In this post, I share 5 of the best spots for cherry blossom viewing in NYC and beyond.
Read MoreDiscover the magic of Dumbo, Brooklyn in just 12 hours in this blog post. This concise guide is tailored for those seeking a memorable day out in one of Brooklyn's most iconic neighborhoods.
Read MoreJoin me on a journey through Williamsburg, Brooklyn as I share my personal favorites, hidden gems, and top activities that define this vibrant neighborhood I call home. Get ready to experience Williamsburg like a local, exploring what I consider to be must-visit spots.
Read MoreLess than 120 miles (193 km) from NYC, on the easternmost point of Long Island’s East End, is Montauk. Known by Long Island residents as “The End”, Montauk is a 2 1/2 hour drive from NYC and an off-season best kept secret, if you’re willing to hit the road. Somehow this was the first time I, someone who’s lived in NY most of my adult life, finally decided to venture there and it was definitely worth it.
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