Visiting the city before I moved here made me feel totally overwhelmed and off-kilter - there was just too much of everything. Having lived here for a while, I've found a couple of things invaluable - pick up the "Not For Tourists Guide To Manhattan" (available at most Universal News shops and bookstores in town) - it's a little ...

I went to NYC for spring break with my college friends! I know it isn

When I travel to NYC I like to travel alone. I know, you might think to yourself, who in the world goes to NYC alone? Me. That's who. If you are in NYC and you feel that you are lonely, you should get some help. Fast! NYC is the most amazing city in this country. The cultural diversity is amazing and the opportunity to experience something new ...

I didn't imagine that my first trip to NYC last 10/8-10/10 would be 'the' unforgettable one. But of course, the choice of your sightseeing destinations will absolutely influence the overall experience.

If you have no more than 3 days vacation, lower Manhattan would be the best area to 'feel' NYC life. If budget is the issue, ...

I have relatives in NY and I've been visiting them every year since I was 3. Recently, I've started going into the city and it's great! The people are quite nice and helpful. There was this one time when my sister was lost at the subway station and some other lady (that was lost) helped her out. Anyway, hailing cabs was fun and the ...

I like how easy it is to get to where you need to go. Parking is a hassle, but there are a million parking garages. If you do not want to pay the exuberant prices for garages, consider parking in Jersey and taking the PATH or other trains to get in to the city.

There are so many things to do depending on your taste and budget. You can catch ...

New York is a city with soul. It's more like home than my real home (London). I can't quite put my finger on why that is but it's the one city I could live in, not know anyone and yet not be lonely. Friends have described NYC as many things including a larger version of Sydney, a 100% multicultural place (there is not one race more dominant than the next when you walk on the streets), convenient, warm and fun.

New york, where do i start huh? well let me put it in the words of a city, that has the food of all cultures, the pride of welcoming tourists, safety thats given in large comfortable dollops by the brave men and women of the NYPD and the beauty that is New york, rivetting, cultural, colourful, modern and old, it has it all, nothing is left out, its a city of Amazement and 'wow'

I've traveled all over and this is one of my favorite places to go. There is so much to do and see and it has such a great vibe. I can't wait to go back.