When you visit New York City in May, you’re arriving during a time of transformation. Rooftop bars are trading in their igloos and heaters for beautiful blooms and springtime fun. Gone are the winter markets. In their place are a litany of night markets, food festivals, summer concert series, and more outdoor fun that lets […]
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New York in the winter is a magical time, with snow dusting the ground and a chill in the air that just makes you want to cozy up with your sweetheart. And what better time of year to cozy up than February, when the month is filled with romantic events gearing up for Valentine’s Day?
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April in New York City means that spring has, at last, sprung! The snow is melting away, and in its place are flowers blooming around every corner, especially in New York City’s famous parks and botanical gardens. Also gone are the winter markets. Instead, night markets and food festivals are making their springtime debut as
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Renowned for producing excellent wine and being home to stunning natural landscapes, the Finger Lakes have a lot to offer visitors. Explore the region, and you’ll find gorge trails dotted with waterfalls, wine trails that will take you through world-class vineyards, and lakeside villages brimming with unique cideries and gourmet farm-to-table restaurants. And that’s just
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Brooklyn is home to some of New York City’s best restaurants, museums, and rooftop bars. The first time I walked across the beautiful Brooklyn Bridge, I immediately felt spoiled for choice in the industrial neighborhood of DUMBO alone. Head up the river to the trendy Williamsburg neighborhood and the up-and-coming Greenpoint area, and you’ll find
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Arriving anytime between late March and late April, Easter is one of the biggest holidays of the year for the Christian faith. But whether you celebrate the holiday for its religious purposes or not, there are tons of Easter-inspired events happening throughout the US that you can take part in! Or perhaps you don’t celebrate
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Ithaca is located on the southern shore of the gorgeous Cayuga Lake, and it boasts three local colleges nestled in among dozens of beautiful gorges and prime wine country. All of this brings thousands of visitors to this unassuming upstate New York town every season. Ithaca boasts amazing boutique hotels, lakeside resorts, and bed and
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Lake Placid is situated in the center of Adirondack Park, a 6.1 million-acre wilderness area. As in, it’s not a national park or a state park, but it is the largest National Historic Landmark in the United States, home to over 100 communities and townships. Luckily, Lake Placid boasts all sorts of historic lodges, lakeside resorts, and
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New York City is well-known for its museums, with massive and beloved establishments like the American Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. But the city is also home to many hidden gems that go off the beaten path. From museums that showcase all things public transportation to the Met’s too-often-ignored sister
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When most visitors think of New York State, they immediately conjure up images of New York City. While no trip to the Empire State is complete without ticking off all of NYC’s iconic and buzzing attractions, there’s so much more to New York State than its biggest city! If you’re planning a trip for the
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