Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, is a cultural hub known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant nightlife. It’s the perfect place for a luxury weekend getaway. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or simply looking to relax and unwind, Glasgow has something to offer everyone. Here are some tips on how to enjoy a luxury weekend in Glasgow. Continue reading How to Enjoy a Luxury Weekend in Glasgow→
The pandemic has shown us some new ways of living. From working from home to online education and even vacationing in unique ways — there have been both ups and downsides of this global crisis. The fear of stepping outdoors and getting infected has kept people from holidaying at faraway locations, and that’s how the concept of a staycation became popular. Instead of traveling too far from home, you can select a location nearby for a visit — and these staycations can be both on your own or with your family. It goes without saying that since the destination is nearby, it is comparatively safer to travel.
BKLYN House, Located at 9 Beaver Street, Brooklyn NY (All Photos By Gail)
Street art fans already know that the neighborhood of Bushwick, Brooklyn, with its artist-friendly rent and budding gallery scene, is also one of the hottest, most fertile areas in NYC to find amazing new street art popping up virtually everywhere you look. Appropriately, BKLYN House, an affordable new hotel, which had its soft opening in December, 2015, is providing a dynamic venue for showcasing the work of many of Brooklyn’s local artists.
District M Image Courtesy of Row Hotel. Food Images By Anne Raso. Other Interior Shots By Gail. (Click on Any Image to Enlarge for Detail).
Just mention the name Milford Plaza to anyone who’s lived in New York City for a length of time (or ever watched an original cast episode of Saturday Night Live) and they’ll likely offer an enthusiastic and nostalgia-tinged memory of that hotel’s Iconic TV Commercial featuring the popular tune “The Lullaby of Broadway.” I know this, because that is exactly what happened to me this past week when I started telling friends about my visit to the new Row Hotel, formerly the Milford Plaza, which reopened on March 1st following a years-long renovation to the tune of $140 million dollars. To call the transformation wildly impressive is an understatement.