Empire State Building, dozens of other skyscapers, Broadway, Central Park, yellow cabs… Everybody must have heard about the center of New York – Manhattan. Large share of global trade has center here as well as culture, diplomacy, media and fashion. New York is by population the largest city in the US and one of the largest cities in the world. Let's see its streets for ourselves.
New York lures tourists from all around the world for its interesting places. However, the 9/11 terrorist attack victim memorial is one of the most interesting places around here. There are two paved holes on the place of former twin WTC skyscrapers and water pours into the hole. Both holes have their walls with plates with the names of the victims of the terrorist attack.
Brooklyn Bridge and other bridgest crossing the East River are worth mentioning. These amazing structures link Manhattan to Queens and Brooklyn. These tall bridges were next to the Statue of Liberty the first sights new arrivals saw upon their enter to New York. Try to imagine how must they feel when the had left their entire life behind for some radiant tomorrow on a new continent! Anyway, you should't miss visiting Empire State Building which was the highest building in the world between the years 1930 and 1970. Then the twins overcame it and now, the largest building in New York is One World Trade Center which replaced the twins in the year 2012. The vista from the 102th floor on the Empire State Buidling is a sight long to remember.
See Central Park, an oasis between countless of skyscrapers and shelter from a busy lifestyle. Right next to it is the American Museum of Natural History. Personally, I recommend you to take several hours to walk through the Museum of Modern Art aka MoMA.
Walk the famous Broadway with its many theaters and watch the hustle on Times Square. Stop at SoHo borrough and walk through Chinatown. Don't forget to taste traditional hot dog. Should you wnt some peace and quiate walk High Line – former elevated subway which now is a promenade featuring vista over skyscrapers.
I know many places that are more beautiful and more interesting. However, New York should be experienced at least once in a life time.
Už plánujete, kam vyrazíte, až pomine celosvětová pandemie koronaviru? V případě, že byste měli chuť zažít nefalšovanou americkou dovolenou na pláži, máme pro vás perfektní místo.
Today we set out to explore small towns in New Jersey. For locals, they provide a pleasant rest from the hustle and bustle of the city, in addition, you will discover a number of historical monuments that are linked to the earliest history of the United States. Many of these towns boast very active artistic communities and, in addition to museums, offer many galleries and other cultural attractions.
We've researched the state of New Jersey a bit together, and if you've watched our latest series, you know there are plenty of places to visit. That's why we decided to introduce you today to the best you can see in the state. And you have something to look forward to.
Today's end of the working week is spent at Chesapeake Bay. We will visit a beautiful historic city with a magnificent view of the ocean. Annapolis is the capital of the state of Maryland, so it is home to some of the best museums and historic sites.
Westport, Connecticut is a charming town located in Fairfield County, not far from gigantic New York City. Westport is a great place if you want to relax from the busy city and at the same time enjoy some fun activities. There are postcard beaches waiting for visitors, quiet streets with perfectly trimmed lawns and the Saugatuck River flows into it all at its calm pace right in the middle of the city.
Groton lies in a picturesque corner of Fishers Island Sound between the Thames and Mystic Rivers. Although small in southeast Connecticut, this city boasts a history and several interesting ways to spend time here.
Marfa is a city known in the United States for an inexplicable and mysterious light phenomenon known as Marfa Lights, Marfa Mystery Lights or Marfa Ghost Lights. The locals began to observe this phenomenon long before the UFO sighting phenomenon spread with the Roswell incident in the second half of the 1940s, specifically in 1883. You may think that there must be something in the water when people observe such phenomena. True or not, water is important to Marfa. At the beginning of the 1980s, Marfa became a stop where steam locomotives replenished water supplies.
Kingston boasts an interesting history and cute shops. This is one of the most interesting places you can visit in the state of New York. It is approximately a two-hour drive from Manhattan. Picturesque Kingston is located in the north of the state at the foot of the vast Catskill Mountains.
New York is a city that is on the travel list of many people. No wonder, it is full of historical monuments and dozens of interesting places. Do you want to visit New York and make a plan, what do you want to see? In that case, don't forget these 5 places.
In our journey through the United States, we may have never entered the state of Delaware. Although it is the second smallest state (after Rhode Island) with its six and a half thousand square kilometers, Delaware is of great importance for US history, as it was the first state to ratify the US Constitution. In 1831, the first steam locomotive in the USA left the local town of New Castle.
Even today we head to Connecticut, a beautiful state where the history of the United States was written. If you head here with the idea of relaxing by the sea, then we have a few tips for you to anchor.
Connecticut is the third smallest state in the game. Today, we look forward to some of the nicest small towns in Connecticut to plan your vacation holiday more at your fingertips.
Today we will continue to explore the United States of America. In the last few articles, you may have known a little closer to Wisconsin's small towns with us and today we are going to Connecticut.
The largest US city is not only skyscrapers, shopping and the Statue of Liberty. Borroughs around Manhattan live their own life. Moreover, people from all around the world live there. I recommend you to spend some time in the artsy Brookly or the neighboring borough of Queens. Let's us take a peak how it is like there.
New York is known as the City that never sleeps or the Big Apple. It is the largest city in the United States that is also the world center for commerce and finances, and has a significant influence in fashion, education, politics or art.
What you think of when somebody says “America”? Perhaps it won’t be Yellowstone National Park nor Hollywood. Even though both places are great. You rather think of the Statue of Liberty or Central Park. The true symbol of the US is New York, the “capital of the world” as it is often referred to.
We finish our several weeks long trip across the U.S. in the very heart of America. In New York City. It embodies freedom and fast life. We take a look at the most famous places and tell you several interesting facts.
Rough neighborhood, at least as it describes the overwhelming majority of the directors of films for which this district and was a hotbed of organized crime, drug underworld gangs and murder. What's the truth and it the reality corresponds its reputation?
A short stop in the district where on the beginning of the century was looming face of jazz as well as his career protagonists, Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington. The place that until recently was labeled as criminal lair, which is not advisable to attend at night and then only during the day in a locked car...
On the area bigger than a square mile is the largest concentration of museums in the world - welcome to the East Side neighbourhood, part of intellectuals, artists and museums of all kinds.
The third stop will be the museum's famous gallery of modern art, also known as the Guggenheim Museum with its extensive collection of mainly abstract art, architecture, design and other artistic styles.