Vibrant, Historic Hudson Valley, New York
Hudson Valley, New York State. Exploring the area filled with craft breweries, wineries, historic sites like Bannerman’s Castle, and dining on Main St.
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Erie Canal: A Slow Journey by Barge
Erie Canal: A journey down 86 miles of the historic Erie Canal in New York state, when a writer and her husband slow down and take stock of their 37 years together.
Saranac Lake NY: Unexpected Luxury
Saranac Lake is famous for being the site of many sanatoria in the pre-penicillin era, and is also famous for the Hotel Saranac, a grand place to stay.
Manhattan: A Culture Vulture Hub
Exploring the Cultural Destination in Manhattan – 66th Street on the Upper West Side By Susmita Sengupta There is a kaleidoscope of sights to see in New York, the city with emblematic landmarks. You pour over the various guidebooks; comb the heaps of articles on the web. Typically, the stories…
SoHo: A Fantastic Underwater Puppet Show Experience
Basil Twist’s Underwater Symphonie Fantastique in SoHo By Taylor Owens A one-of-a-kind production at the HERE arts compound in SoHo is currently taking place. The “Symphonie Fantastique” is a puppeteer deluxe Basil Twist’s reimagining of Berlioz’s 1830 musical masterpiece portrayed as a water ballet. This striking performance completely enraptures all…
The Jane Hotel in Lower Manhattan
The Jane Hotel, a boutique property Manhattan, NYC, is a throwback to a graceful era. Originally a home for sailors, the Jane features bellmen in period dress.
High-Tech Intrigue, Spy Games in NYC
Spyscape is the newest attraction in New York City’s midtown, where you learn all about spies and become immersed in an interactive game of treachery.
Gulliver’s Gate: An Astounding Miniature World in Times Square
Gulliver’s Gate was an attraction that featured miniature worlds in New York’s Times Square. It closed in 2021.
Hudson Valley Reflections
The Hudson River Valley in New York State is the subject of this new photo book that provides a wealth of travel information, history and info about nature.
New York’s Spooky Haunted History Trail
The 400-mile haunted trail across New York state is filled with a deep-rooted history that allows for a true experience of the ghastly paranormal world.
Revealing New York City’s Secret Parks
Parks in New York City are plentiful, believe it or not, there are over 1,600 parks and gardens within New York’s five boroughs.
New York’s Massive Adirondack Park
Adirondack Park is massive, six million acres, and largest in the continental US. Touring Lake Placid, Mirror Lake and other hiking and kayaking spots.