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I lived in New York City for over ten years before I had a child and made the move to Westchester. Although I am in the city several times a week, he is not. I remember being in my early twenties, living near Central Park and practically living there. I learned to rollerblade there–through [...]
BY Spandana Singh
 May 24th, 2012
When people hear Bryant Park they typically think of NY Fashion Week. However, in the winter Bryant Park is one of the best places to go to go ice skating and enjoy a day out with your friends, but just because summer’s drawing closer doesn’t mean that’s changed. There are a handful of fascinating [...]
BY Ashley Massis
 April 20th, 2012
There are many ways to view New York. Tour buses, by foot, or even by air are all perfectly acceptable ways. If you’re looking for something unique, why not try to view New York by sea while having a meal with your guests?
Photo Credit: World Yacht Club
Founded in 1981, The World [...]
BY Ashley Massis
 February 13th, 2012
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For the adventurous couple at heart, why not take a nighttime tour with Gray Line Cruises? This special Valentine’s Day package offers a romantic evening throughout New York while taking in sights of the City that one does not usually see. Already planned, already romantic, and affordable, this package will leave your [...]
BY Ashley Massis
 February 3rd, 2012
For the secret mixologist at heart, the Royalton Hotel is offering a very special promotion this Valentine’s Day that will be sure to impress your sweetheart. Their “Love Potion” special runs from Saturday February 11th through Tuesday February 14th. For $40 guests will get to create their own personalized cocktail for their Valentine. The [...]
BY Caroline Steuernagel
 November 11th, 2011
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One day when I sit down to write a book there will be a chapter wedged somewhere between “quarter-life-crisis” and “fully functioning adult” titled “the best tapas I ever had”. Last weekend I spent the day roaming the upper west side’s boutiques. After a full day of spending money [...]
BY Ashley Massis
 November 10th, 2011
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For over 45,000 runners yesterday, months of training and hard work came to an end with the annual ING NYC Marathon. Set throughout all five boroughs, the marathon features some of the main highlights of the metro area.
Armed with posters in one hand and noise makers in the other, [...]
BY Caroline Steuernagel
 October 25th, 2011
Photo Credit: Caroline Steuernagel
Let’s say that your relatives have just landed in town for the weekend. In addition to the traditional complimentary meal they take you to, where you can finally order an actual entrée instead of a $10 appetizer without feeling guilty, you have to provide them with an afternoon of [...]
BY Jessica Bowen
 October 21st, 2011
Seth Kamil, President of Big Onion Walking Tours (Photo Credit: Lauren Welch)
Okay ladies, here’s the million dollar question, and I dare you to answer honestly: Who among us has coughed up upwards of $15 a cocktail to see and be seen at Manhattan’s most exclusive lounges, bars, and nightclubs? Whether you answered [...]
BY Jessica Bowen
 August 9th, 2011
On Location Tours bus (Photo Credit: Jessica Bowen)
Did you know that over 200 feature films were made inside Central Park, making it the most filmed location in all the world? Either did I, that is, until I took the New York TV and Movie Sites tour with On Location Tours!
Whether you’re [...]
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