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Visiting NYC? Find a list of 45+ free and totally awesome things to do in NYC including insider tips from a local New Yorker!

Trying to find cheap vegan food in NYC that’s not dollar pizza or prepackaged indigestion? We're here for ya in this Vegan Manhattan Guide, written by actual local vegan foodies. We're not paid for or "hosted" influencers, and we're not like those news sites or blogs that write vegan guides yet clearly haven't been to

The High Line is such a fun way to walk and see New York City! Join us as we tell you the incredible story behind the High Line NYC.

We explore how to best spend a weekend in New York City on a budget. Just because you're low in cash, doesn't mean you can't have fun!

Escape the crowds with 15+ Off the beaten path NYC activities including how to get tickets to a live TV show taping & a reallife game of cludo

Looking for the best things to do in the West Village? This helpful guide has you covered. Here's everything you need to know.

After five months of living in New York City, we’ve started to put a dent in our giant list of things to do and places to eat. So many of you have asked for recommendations and every time I sit down to write this post I think of more to add! I’m sure my list […]

I'm so happy today to finally be sharing my Upper East Side Guide! I've lived up here since I moved to the city in November of 2010 and I've been wanting to round up all of my favorite neighborhood spots for a while now. The thing is, every time I went to write the post

Visiting New York City for the first time? NYC travel tips to save money on attractions and hotels. What to do in New York first time guide.

Wondering where to take the best photos in New York City this Fall? This Autumn photography guide will share the top 8 spots to take photos in NYC this Fall

For InstaFriday, Viewing NYC finds five great photos snapped this week in New York City on Instagram — one for each borough — and shares them with you. For more information on the photos or…

I thought it would be fun to start a new series here on the blog highlighting different neighborhoods in New York City and some of my favorite things to do in each. I had a great time dreaming up my ideal Upper East Side day for the recent Luxe Magazine article I was featured in,

From stunning interiors to signature drink menus, these are the most beautiful bars in NYC you should check out right now!

It’s no secret, New York City is not cheap. With accommodation starting around $100 a night it can be daunting to plan a trip to NYC on a budget, but it is not out of the question. Luckily there are a lot of free things to do in New York, as well as lots of

NYC is full of fun things to do, but it's also full of tourist traps. Here's a list of the things you should skip in New York and what you should do instead.

NYC East Village Guide The East Village of New York City is one of the neighborhoods of Manhattan that really does feel like a village. The buildings are shorter and older, and the hustle and bustle of midtown is left behind for a quieter, more tranquil type of atmosphere. The people feel closer, you’ll see groups of children walking on their way to school or the park, and overall, it’s just one of the best places to live in Manhattan. But just because it’s more residential doesn’t mean that there isn’t anything of interest! In fact, the East Village used to be the center of counterculture, where American punk rock was formed and where those who didn’t fit in had a home. Today, it boasts some amazing food, art, entertainment, and nightlife! I currently live here, and so I might be a bit biased, but I think it has the best combination of everything. Without further ado, here’s my NYC East Village guide! Bluestone Lane. Image Source. Coffee Bluestone Lane – This Australian style cafe has got great coffee, food, and a super stylish interior! The Bean – There are actually multiple locations of the Bean in East Village, […]

Ahh, Brooklyn – the nexus of NYC’s coffee culture, a land of artistically-inclined loft-dwellers, and home to some of the prettiest damn brownstones in all 5 boroughs. With more than 65 neighborhoods to explore – Brooklynites can’t even name them all – it’s tough to know where to start. Here, we break down 12 of the best neighborhoods in Brooklyn.

New York City stars on the list, but so do wowing upstate New York destinations like the Finger Lakes and the Adirondacks. See the full list to plan your next New York vacation.

Spending Christmas in Manhattan is such an exciting thing to do. It seems to have been captured in so many movies and I'll be honest, if I was to spend

There is so much to see and do that it's hard to pack it all in, but there are a couple of absolute must-see's if it's your first time visiting the Big Apple.

Ok, so I love the HDR of Times Square that Stuck in Customs has done. I'm new to HDR, but wanted to take a bunch of shots at Times Square to try and learn how to pull off that kind of shot. This was my first attempt at editing those shots. Still have a long way to go...

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Want to see NYC like a local? Then read this list of 23 unusual things to do in NYC. It has a ton of secret places that most locals don't even know about!

This 4 day New York Itinerary is perfect for a first time visit. 4 days in New York will ensure you see the top sights of NYC

What To Do in NYC - First Timers Guide! New York is an incredible vibrant city, but it can be a bit daunting to plan your first trip to NYC. This list includes all the best things to do in New York for first timers, from classic attractions to lesser known alternatives. Even better, most of

Visiting New York City for the first time? NYC travel tips to save money on attractions and hotels. What to do in New York first time guide.

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For us, Spring in New York is the best time of the year. It's finally getting warmer out and everything starts blooming. More than ever we are looking forward to enjoying springtime in New York with a cup of coffee and drinking it in the beautiful Central Park. Even though Spring in New York is a very short season, there is a lot to explore and going on in the city. End of March, April and May are super exciting! In this article, we show you the absolute best Things to Do in Spring in New York to make the most of your time in the Big Apple including the best events and tours. Don't forget to check out my list of the 21 Best Spring Weekend Getaways from NYC if your itinerary allows it. My TOP 46 Things to Do in Spring in New York Here is a list of...