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]]>If you love the idea of staying in a bougie, French-style boutique hotel, then Hôtel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is for you. With its three terraces, soaking tub, and antique mirrors, this lush hotel will be sure to keep you feeling pampered throughout your stay, particularly with its spa and premium restaurants.
For a more modern style, you should check out Aman New York. This vibrant hotel is perfect for entertainment seekers, with its underground jazz club and a tranquil Garden Terrace on the 14th floor with its fire pit and fountain.
This elegant hotel is a landmark of downtown Manhattan, with in-room speakers offering curated music stations and walls filled with stunning artwork painted by local artists. Of course, you’ll also enjoy premium dining.
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]]>The post 3 Essential Items to Pack for a Trip to New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re planning to head out during the fall or winter evenings, then a thick, cozy windbreaker is essential. The Rab Alpine Down Jacket is filled with down, thereby proving to be soft and comfortable while also keeping you warm in the harshest of chilly weather.
For those who enjoy the outdoors and exploring the city on foot, the right kind of stable footwear is essential. After all, you’ll need to face uneven sidewalks and the sprawling green hills of Central Park. With breathable mesh uppers and supportive, well-cushioned heels, these Hoka running shoes will help you dominate the streets of New York City.
From pushing through the crowds to hopping on and off public transport, moving around with compact, lightweight gear will make your commute in New York City much easier. That’s why you’ll want to get a hold of a compact, functional wallet. This Louenhide small wallet also happens to be incredibly stylish, draped in 100% vegan leather lining.
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]]>The post Here’s Three US States To Visit If You Love Live Music appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Nashville is known for the best country music scenes in the world, and the place where many famous artists got their start. Before selling out stadiums, Taylor Swift started off by singing in a small intimate space, known as the Blue Bird. Visitor can see a show in the famous Grand Ol Opry. visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and walk Broadway St. where they can listen to live music in saloons, bars, and restaurants.
Whereas Nashville is known for Country music and singer/songwriters, NOLA is famous for its live Jazz and Blues scene. Visitor can walk through the French Quarter, and the notorious Bourbon St, where the vibrant streets come to life.
NYC is famous for many live music venues such as Madison Square Garden. Some of the most world’s famous artists have performed in NYC, and the live music scene is vast. There are also many famous bars and restaurants with live music, such as the Red Lion and the Groove.
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]]>The post The Best Places to Run In New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Central Park is an obvious choice for runners, as it offers some of the most beautiful nature, trails, and statues that New York has to offer. The park goes on for miles, linking the west side to the east side, making it a wonderful place to get lost on a long distance run, as you race along other like minded runners to get you motivated.
As long as it isn’t packed with tourists, the Brooklyn Bridge is a marvelous sight to behold on foot. The bridge offers scenic views of the East River and spans across Manhattan. This is an excellent choice for Brooklyn and Manhattan dwellers.
The High line is a scenic path that goes for miles offering scenic views of Manhattan, street art, and various vendors. Previously an old railway, the High line now attracts tourists from around the world, making it an attractive place to enjoy a scenic run or a brisk walk.
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]]>The post Top 4 Non-Touristy Things to Do in New York City, New York appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Flushing, Queens, might not be the trendiest neighborhood in New York City, but it is one that will present a great adventure. It has a rich history, the city’s largest Chinatown, a great selection of Asian food joints, and plenty of green spaces where locals come to relax.
There are close to 50 farmers’ markets around New York City, and they are well worth checking out even if you don’t need fresh groceries. They are bustling with life, and visiting them represents an opportunity to get an in-depth look at the shopping habits of New Yorkers, mingle with the locals, and grab some cheap goodies.
New York City museums have some of the best and most famous artworks in the world. Because of this, tourists usually don’t get around to appreciate the city’s street art offerings. Don’t make the same mistake, and visit Bushwick Collective, an outdoor street art gallery that will leave you in awe with its stunning murals and intriguing graffiti works.
Stand-up comedy is hugely popular in New York City. Every neighborhood has at least one stand-up comedy club that features nightly shows of both popular names and up-and-coming stand-up comedians. So instead of going to a nightclub, visit a stand-up comedy show and have a good laugh.
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]]>The post Want to Have a Great Time in New York City? Avoid These Common Tourist Mistakes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>New York City is too big and has too many amazing things to offer for you to experience it all during a single trip. If you try to do this, you will find yourself constantly trying to make the next thing without properly appreciating the last one. Pick things you really want to see or do and leave the rest for your next visit.
You should only get a cab in New York City if you really want to see how it feels to be inside one or if you are a fan of Martin Scorsese’s masterpiece Taxi Driver. If you want to get from point A to point B, the subway is a cheaper and usually faster option.
Broadway shows are extremely popular, and everyone wants to see one while they are in New York City. If you plan to do the same, don’t expect to be able to just buy a ticket at a ticket counter on the day of the show. Instead, buy one well before your trip.
Most people visiting New York City focus only on Manhattan and Brooklyn. However, other parts of the city, like the Queens and the Bronx, have a special vibe as well and are well worth checking out.
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]]>The post Best Alternatives to Popular New York City Tourist Attractions appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Instead of heading to NYC tourist hotspots, why don’t you simply check out their less crowded alternatives? Here are some suggestions below.
To feel the dash of China in New York City, skip Chinatown and head to Flushing, Queens. The area is known for its large and diverse immigrant population with vibrant Chinese and Korean communities. Here you’ll find Chinese shops, great restaurants with Asian food, and much more.
If you want to enjoy the NYC skyline without a bunch of tourists blocking your view, then choose the Top of the Rock observation deck instead of one at the Empire State Building. While Top of the Rock is slightly lower, it still offers breathtaking sights and is a lot less crowded. Also, you can get a great look at the Empire State Building itself.
Sure, Central Park is one of the most iconic places in New York City. However, you can get everything, if not more, that Central Park offers in Van Cortlandt Park. The latter is the third-largest park in the city and features hiking and walking trails, various natural features, sports, and outdoor activities spaces, and even the oldest public golf course in the US.
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]]>The post Rat Tours are the Newest Thing in NYC appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Something not on our personal list is rat tours.
And yet, the peculiar excursion is attracting thousands to the city.
@nyc_kb Rat infestation replay from Sunday, February 5th in New York City. #311 #rattok #nycrats #pestcontrol #ratinfestation #starbucks ♬ original sound – bestspedup ❊
New York is well-known for having a rat problem. The rodents have always been residents — after all, who can forget the video of the black rat carrying a slice of pizza down the subway stairs? The infestation worsened during the pandemic, however, with reports of rat activity hitting 60,000 last year.
Although most New Yorkers are not fans of the critters, there is a whole sect of the Internet known as RatTok that is quite happy about their presence.
“Rats are like a New York City mascot. People want to see it for themselves,” explained Kenny Bollwerk who hosts free walking tours to places where rats like to let their tails down like construction sites and restaurants surrounded by garbage.
@nyc_kb Pt. 86 – Video highlight from last nights Rat Tok. #screammovie #nycrats #311 #ratcity #onlyinnewyork #whatisnewyork #rattok #ratatouille ♬ Lovefool – Best Love Songs
His late-night tours are usually live-streamed on TikTok, sometimes drawing in 10,000 viewers. There are also dozens of fans who have made their way to the Big Apple specifically to seek out the rodents.
Apparently, it’s the most-authentic NYC experience one can have.
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]]>The post Best Budget Hotels in New York for an Affordable Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As a place of refuge for those fleeing the South during the Great Migration. this Victorian brownstone hotel comes with a rich history. With its original facade well-maintained, this hotel is conveniently situated north of central NYC, near an array of bars, restaurants, and the world-famous Paris Blues jazz club.
Opened in 1908, this historical landmark is situated in the heart of Manhattan. With an option between bunk bed cabins and standard suites, The Jane Hotel is modeled after luxury ship and train cabins, thereby providing a charming, old-world feel along with all the modern amenities such as unlimited WiFi and even multi-lingual staff members.
Just a 20-minute walk from Times Square, the Rockefeller Center, and the Museum of Modern Art, Pod 51 is at the heart of the action. This trendy hotel is ideal for social travelers, with a cafe with a foosball table.
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]]>The post Visit New York City’s Most Iconic Pizza Joints appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Founded in 2009 by AJ Pappalardo, this pizzeria is as authentic as it gets. Papplardo decided to take the old pizza recipes that his family used at their restaurant in Staten Island and share them in the bustling borough of Manhattan. This pizzeria’s specialty is New York-style slices.
Offering traditional Neopolitan pies, Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop is an ideal place to stop by for a quick slice or sit down and relax while digging into some scrumptious pizza. Diners can choose between Paulie Gee’s restaurant for a comfortable dine-in experience and the Slice Shop for a quick food pitstop before going on your way.
Founded in 1965, this classic pizzeria can be found at its original location in the New York City borough of Brooklyn while another chain was recently set up at South Street Seaport. Both New York-style pizza and square, Roman-style pizzas are on offer, equally cheesy and delicious.
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]]>The post Best Hotels to Stay at in New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you love the idea of staying in a bougie, French-style boutique hotel, then Hôtel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is for you. With its three terraces, soaking tub, and antique mirrors, this lush hotel will be sure to keep you feeling pampered throughout your stay, particularly with its spa and premium restaurants.
For a more modern style, you should check out Aman New York. This vibrant hotel is perfect for entertainment seekers, with its underground jazz club and a tranquil Garden Terrace on the 14th floor with its fire pit and fountain.
This elegant hotel is a landmark of downtown Manhattan, with in-room speakers offering curated music stations and walls filled with stunning artwork painted by local artists. Of course, you’ll also enjoy premium dining.
The post Best Hotels to Stay at in New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Essential Items to Pack for a Trip to New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re planning to head out during the fall or winter evenings, then a thick, cozy windbreaker is essential. The Rab Alpine Down Jacket is filled with down, thereby proving to be soft and comfortable while also keeping you warm in the harshest of chilly weather.
For those who enjoy the outdoors and exploring the city on foot, the right kind of stable footwear is essential. After all, you’ll need to face uneven sidewalks and the sprawling green hills of Central Park. With breathable mesh uppers and supportive, well-cushioned heels, these Hoka running shoes will help you dominate the streets of New York City.
From pushing through the crowds to hopping on and off public transport, moving around with compact, lightweight gear will make your commute in New York City much easier. That’s why you’ll want to get a hold of a compact, functional wallet. This Louenhide small wallet also happens to be incredibly stylish, draped in 100% vegan leather lining.
The post 3 Essential Items to Pack for a Trip to New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Here’s Three US States To Visit If You Love Live Music appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Nashville is known for the best country music scenes in the world, and the place where many famous artists got their start. Before selling out stadiums, Taylor Swift started off by singing in a small intimate space, known as the Blue Bird. Visitor can see a show in the famous Grand Ol Opry. visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and walk Broadway St. where they can listen to live music in saloons, bars, and restaurants.
Whereas Nashville is known for Country music and singer/songwriters, NOLA is famous for its live Jazz and Blues scene. Visitor can walk through the French Quarter, and the notorious Bourbon St, where the vibrant streets come to life.
NYC is famous for many live music venues such as Madison Square Garden. Some of the most world’s famous artists have performed in NYC, and the live music scene is vast. There are also many famous bars and restaurants with live music, such as the Red Lion and the Groove.
The post Here’s Three US States To Visit If You Love Live Music appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The Best Places to Run In New York City appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Central Park is an obvious choice for runners, as it offers some of the most beautiful nature, trails, and statues that New York has to offer. The park goes on for miles, linking the west side to the east side, making it a wonderful place to get lost on a long distance run, as you race along other like minded runners to get you motivated.
As long as it isn’t packed with tourists, the Brooklyn Bridge is a marvelous sight to behold on foot. The bridge offers scenic views of the East River and spans across Manhattan. This is an excellent choice for Brooklyn and Manhattan dwellers.
The High line is a scenic path that goes for miles offering scenic views of Manhattan, street art, and various vendors. Previously an old railway, the High line now attracts tourists from around the world, making it an attractive place to enjoy a scenic run or a brisk walk.
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]]>The post Top 4 Non-Touristy Things to Do in New York City, New York appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Flushing, Queens, might not be the trendiest neighborhood in New York City, but it is one that will present a great adventure. It has a rich history, the city’s largest Chinatown, a great selection of Asian food joints, and plenty of green spaces where locals come to relax.
There are close to 50 farmers’ markets around New York City, and they are well worth checking out even if you don’t need fresh groceries. They are bustling with life, and visiting them represents an opportunity to get an in-depth look at the shopping habits of New Yorkers, mingle with the locals, and grab some cheap goodies.
New York City museums have some of the best and most famous artworks in the world. Because of this, tourists usually don’t get around to appreciate the city’s street art offerings. Don’t make the same mistake, and visit Bushwick Collective, an outdoor street art gallery that will leave you in awe with its stunning murals and intriguing graffiti works.
Stand-up comedy is hugely popular in New York City. Every neighborhood has at least one stand-up comedy club that features nightly shows of both popular names and up-and-coming stand-up comedians. So instead of going to a nightclub, visit a stand-up comedy show and have a good laugh.
The post Top 4 Non-Touristy Things to Do in New York City, New York appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Want to Have a Great Time in New York City? Avoid These Common Tourist Mistakes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>New York City is too big and has too many amazing things to offer for you to experience it all during a single trip. If you try to do this, you will find yourself constantly trying to make the next thing without properly appreciating the last one. Pick things you really want to see or do and leave the rest for your next visit.
You should only get a cab in New York City if you really want to see how it feels to be inside one or if you are a fan of Martin Scorsese’s masterpiece Taxi Driver. If you want to get from point A to point B, the subway is a cheaper and usually faster option.
Broadway shows are extremely popular, and everyone wants to see one while they are in New York City. If you plan to do the same, don’t expect to be able to just buy a ticket at a ticket counter on the day of the show. Instead, buy one well before your trip.
Most people visiting New York City focus only on Manhattan and Brooklyn. However, other parts of the city, like the Queens and the Bronx, have a special vibe as well and are well worth checking out.
The post Want to Have a Great Time in New York City? Avoid These Common Tourist Mistakes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Alternatives to Popular New York City Tourist Attractions appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Instead of heading to NYC tourist hotspots, why don’t you simply check out their less crowded alternatives? Here are some suggestions below.
To feel the dash of China in New York City, skip Chinatown and head to Flushing, Queens. The area is known for its large and diverse immigrant population with vibrant Chinese and Korean communities. Here you’ll find Chinese shops, great restaurants with Asian food, and much more.
If you want to enjoy the NYC skyline without a bunch of tourists blocking your view, then choose the Top of the Rock observation deck instead of one at the Empire State Building. While Top of the Rock is slightly lower, it still offers breathtaking sights and is a lot less crowded. Also, you can get a great look at the Empire State Building itself.
Sure, Central Park is one of the most iconic places in New York City. However, you can get everything, if not more, that Central Park offers in Van Cortlandt Park. The latter is the third-largest park in the city and features hiking and walking trails, various natural features, sports, and outdoor activities spaces, and even the oldest public golf course in the US.
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]]>The post Rat Tours are the Newest Thing in NYC appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Something not on our personal list is rat tours.
And yet, the peculiar excursion is attracting thousands to the city.
@nyc_kb Rat infestation replay from Sunday, February 5th in New York City. #311 #rattok #nycrats #pestcontrol #ratinfestation #starbucks ♬ original sound – bestspedup ❊
New York is well-known for having a rat problem. The rodents have always been residents — after all, who can forget the video of the black rat carrying a slice of pizza down the subway stairs? The infestation worsened during the pandemic, however, with reports of rat activity hitting 60,000 last year.
Although most New Yorkers are not fans of the critters, there is a whole sect of the Internet known as RatTok that is quite happy about their presence.
“Rats are like a New York City mascot. People want to see it for themselves,” explained Kenny Bollwerk who hosts free walking tours to places where rats like to let their tails down like construction sites and restaurants surrounded by garbage.
@nyc_kb Pt. 86 – Video highlight from last nights Rat Tok. #screammovie #nycrats #311 #ratcity #onlyinnewyork #whatisnewyork #rattok #ratatouille ♬ Lovefool – Best Love Songs
His late-night tours are usually live-streamed on TikTok, sometimes drawing in 10,000 viewers. There are also dozens of fans who have made their way to the Big Apple specifically to seek out the rodents.
Apparently, it’s the most-authentic NYC experience one can have.
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]]>The post Best Budget Hotels in New York for an Affordable Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As a place of refuge for those fleeing the South during the Great Migration. this Victorian brownstone hotel comes with a rich history. With its original facade well-maintained, this hotel is conveniently situated north of central NYC, near an array of bars, restaurants, and the world-famous Paris Blues jazz club.
Opened in 1908, this historical landmark is situated in the heart of Manhattan. With an option between bunk bed cabins and standard suites, The Jane Hotel is modeled after luxury ship and train cabins, thereby providing a charming, old-world feel along with all the modern amenities such as unlimited WiFi and even multi-lingual staff members.
Just a 20-minute walk from Times Square, the Rockefeller Center, and the Museum of Modern Art, Pod 51 is at the heart of the action. This trendy hotel is ideal for social travelers, with a cafe with a foosball table.
The post Best Budget Hotels in New York for an Affordable Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Visit New York City’s Most Iconic Pizza Joints appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Founded in 2009 by AJ Pappalardo, this pizzeria is as authentic as it gets. Papplardo decided to take the old pizza recipes that his family used at their restaurant in Staten Island and share them in the bustling borough of Manhattan. This pizzeria’s specialty is New York-style slices.
Offering traditional Neopolitan pies, Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop is an ideal place to stop by for a quick slice or sit down and relax while digging into some scrumptious pizza. Diners can choose between Paulie Gee’s restaurant for a comfortable dine-in experience and the Slice Shop for a quick food pitstop before going on your way.
Founded in 1965, this classic pizzeria can be found at its original location in the New York City borough of Brooklyn while another chain was recently set up at South Street Seaport. Both New York-style pizza and square, Roman-style pizzas are on offer, equally cheesy and delicious.
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