So what is a Cloister?, you might ask. Well, "in a monastery, the cloister is a square or rectangular open-air courtyard surrounded by covered passageways. It is always…Read More
Expect at least 30 minutes of delay to navigate around the crowd! It is quite a scene, though.…Read More
If the Statue of Liberty was the symbol of a new life in America, the neighbouring Ellis Island was the reality – an institution of the state wherein federal employees put…Read More
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The Frick Collection was one of my favorite sights on my trip to New York, NY. I would highly recommend anyone to visit the Frick Collection if they have any interest in…Read More
Cruising New York might sound like something you should be doing at night looking for love in all the wrong places, doesn't it? I'm actually referring to the Circle Line…Read More
One of the largest museums in the city, and even in the world, this massive collection of exhibits is one of the must-sees of the city. Known for catering to children of…Read More
The Empire State Building is probably one of the two most iconic symbols of New York City, the Statue of Liberty being the other one. It was opened in 1931 and now has its…Read More
St. Patrick's cathedral in New York City is in the heart of Manhattan on Fifth Avenue. Currently (2013) the entire outside of the cathedral is covered in scaffolding and…Read More
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Why go to museums and pay an entrance fee when you can view the best emerging artists New York City has to offer in the plethora of galleries located in and around SOHO. …Read More