Many people overlook Ellis Island when planning a trip to New York. In a city with so many landmarks known across the world, the island is often forgotten, despite its immense historical significance. For over 30 years. Ellis Island was the entry point for more …
The Statue of Liberty speaks for itself. Its the most famous sculpture in the world and an iconic New York City landmark. Standing tall on Liberty Island, a short distance off Lower Manhattan, the Statue has welcomed new arrivals into New York’s harbour since 1886. …
Touring Radio City Music Hall was a last minute decision on one of my trips to New York. Looking for things to do in the city, I discovered you could take a tour of this iconic venue. Dating back to 1932, its the largest indoor …
The Museum of Modern Art (known simply as MoMA) is one of the best art museums in New York City. Considering the standard of galleries in New York, that’s quite the accomplishment. Naturally a visit to MoMA is essential for any art enthusiast heading to …
The Empire State Building is the crowning jewel in the world’s most recognisable skyline. Its also the most photographed building in the world, and has appeared on screens globally. From its first major film appearance in the original King Kong, and so many more since, …
Start spreading the news. I’m leaving today. Gonna be a part of it, New York, New York. If you’re finding yourself humming the legendary tune of Frank Sinatra, chances are you’re planning to visit the Big Apple itself, New York City. I’ve been to New …