y is more than a destination; it is a living, breathing place that feels like a story. It is made up of iconic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods and unforgettable experiences. Whether you are visiting NYC for the first time or revisiting for your tenth visit, there is always something new that you can experience. From world-famous attractions to the lesser-known golden nuggets, here are some carefully curated ideas to help you experience the best of NYC. Continue reading Extraordinary Experiences in NYC You Simply Can’t Miss→
New York City is a vibrant, fast-paced metropolis known for its iconic skyline, bustling streets, and diverse population. With millions of residents and visitors navigating its complex roadways daily, motorcycle riding has become a popular —and sometimes risky — way to get around. Unfortunately, motorcycle crashes are not uncommon, and when they happen, the severity of injuries can be life-altering. Continue reading How Helmet Use Can Affect Your Injury Claim→
City vacations are always a good time. You probably have lots of good ideas about the activites you want to do for fun during your visit. However, there are often things that people forget to put on their list of fun ideas, and maybe you could use a few tips for squeezing out that last little bit of special fun to make unforgetable memories. Continue reading 5 Ways to Have Fun in the City→
Giorgio de Chirico’s description of New York as a “feverish and dreamy city” finds form in this painting from 1972, Metaphysical Interior in Manhattan. Everyday objects pile into a vaguely human shape within a distorted room that opens onto city skies. The artist founded Metaphysical Painting, a movement that trafficked in the unexpected and irrational.
Photographed in the New York Historical Socially in Manhattan.
As a fun and innovative way to celebrate the 2022 Holiday Season, the Museum of the City of New York invited top bakeries and amateur bakers from across the city to enter Gingerbread New York City: the Great Burrough Bake-Off – the museum’s first-ever holiday event aimed at honoring the communities in each of the five boroughs. Select bakers created their own unique gingerbread display to represent their respective neighborhoods, inspired by the theme Winter in New York. A group of prominent New York City-based bakers, curators, and restaurant owners judged the final designs.
