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]]>Hôtel Barrière Fouquet’s New York
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.
Aman New York
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.
Nine Orchard
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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Located in the heart of the scenic Adirondack mountain range in northeastern New York, Gore Mountain is an ideal ski spot for the entire family. With gentle trails for beginners and challenging, winding bends for more experienced skiers, this mountain is an ideal place for anyone to enjoy their winter.
Windham Mountain Club
With 54 groomed trails and six progressive terrain parks designed for training beginner skiers, you’ll be spoiled for choice at the Windham Mountain Club. What’s more, when you’re not skiing, you’ll be able to enjoy this resort’s snowshoe and yoga trek.
Belleayre Mountain
Hosting an array of events ranging from live music performances to holiday markets, Belleayre Mountain will be sure to keep you entertained throughout your stay. What’s more, this location is known to be quieter with fewer crowds, allowing you some more personal space as you hit the slopes.
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]]>Manhattan, New York
Manhattan is beautiful in the spring months, with certain areas in full bloom. A walk through Central Park is a must in order to see the flowers in full bloom, colorful trees, and scenic bridges. A walk by the water is also a treat, and certain areas such as the Upper East side are particular enchanting during these months.
Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston is known for being one of the most prettiest cities in the USA and with good reason. The streets are elegant and charming, lined with horse drawn carriages, glistening oak trees, and picturesque neighborhoods.
The Florida Keys
The Florida Keys are beautiful in the spring months, offering travelers cool ocean breezes, snorkeling, and a taste of Key Lime Pie.
Vermont – Woodstock
A trip to Vermont is not only a gem in the winter and fall, but the picturesque drive is a must in the spring. The highways will be alight with colorful trees, flowers, and soft sunny hues, and quaint areas such as Woodstock will attract lovers of book shops, coffee shops, and boutiques.
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(@paris_blondie)From Old Rail Track to Trendy Tourist Attraction
What used to be a forgotten rail track in the ’80s is now a trendy green haven suspended above Manhattan’s West Side. Thanks to the consistent efforts of neighborhood residents and the City of New York, and following years of planning, the High Line finally opened in 2009. Today, the nearly demolished historic rail is a public park that’s part urban playground, part outdoor art gallery, and fully awesome.
How Do You Get There?
The High Line stretches from Hudson Yards to the north of Chelsea, and no worries, getting there is pretty simple! Hop on the 1 or C train to 23rd Street and walk up to Tenth Avenue. Once you hit the High Line, prepare for a 30-minute stroll filled with wildflowers, lush greenery, and breathtaking views of the NYC skyline.
Now, if you’re worried about the climb, fear not, as elevators are scattered throughout the park. Plus, there’s park-level access at 30th Street near Hudson Yards, so, no need to stress about finding the entrance.
And if you’re up for a guided adventure, free tours are, offered on select days all year long.
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Specializing in reinvented American Italian classics, Rubirosa is one of the highest-rated pizza joints for good reason. Offering vegan alternatives and a choice of a small or large pizza, you can opt for delicious toppings including ricotta, mozzarella, garlic, and oregano, or the Honey Pie, which offers mozzarella, fontina, soppressata, and spiced honey. Expect long queues over the weekend, and at peak times it may be worth making a reservation to guarantee a spot.
Scarr’s Pizza
This pizza place offers pizza by the slice and is primarily a take-out option. However, the rave reviews demonstrate how great a slice of take-out pizza can be. Scarr’s is the perfect option if you want a taste of New York on the go, and you can generally avoid the queues you might find at Rubirosa.
John’s Of Bleeker Street
This revered establishment has been operating in this location since 1929 and is officially many people’s favorite pizza place in the city. The menu is fairly traditional, but the pizza is of exceptional quality, and service is always delivered with a smile.
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]]>Upstate New York is Beautiful
It’s funny because New York City is well-known for being a metropolitan hub of work, nightlife, and corporate culture—but upstate New York is exactly the opposite of that. When you leave Manhattan and start driving up North, you begin to see greenery that doesn’t end, gorgeous rivers that peace to your mind, and beautiful foliage.
But it’s more than just the nature itself. It’s also the culture that’s different. If you’re someone who loves visiting small towns in Midwestern America, you might enjoy driving through upstate New York, because there are some very pleasant and quaint small towns you can find there. Indeed, it’s truly the opposite of the hustle-and-bustle city life over there—so if that’s something that calls to you, you might enjoy driving up there!
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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.
Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop
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.
Di Fara Pizza
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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]]>Madame Tussauds New York
This wax museum is known for its replicas of all types of celebrities. You can get up close and personal and snap some shots with pop culture icons, fictional characters, and historical figures.
(@evelinpolizer)Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Times Square
Get a glimpse of the weird by seeing tons of unique and weird artifacts and objects at Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Times Square. You’ll see everything from albino animals to replicas of NYC landmarks. Kids will love the Ripley’s Relic exhibit, which has visitors solve riddles and puzzles to uncover the Relic.
Museum of Modern Art
There are tons of art museums in the city, but this one is one of the best. MoMA has a huge collection of modern and contemporary art with world-famous artists and up-and-comers.
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]]>The Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. is a place with so much baseball passion, history, and culture, and contains a big concentration of great parks in a small space. You should definitely make plans to visit these three!
Camden Yards: Baltimore, Maryland
Opened in the 1990s, Camden Yards has become one of the most beloved places to watch a ball game since its inauguration. Located near Baltimore Harbor and featuring great sightlines and a scenic warehouse on Eutaw Street behind right field.
Yankee Stadium: Bronx, New York
The new Yankee Stadium opened in the Bronx in 2009 and has quickly become one of the Big Leagues’ best places to see a game. From the Bleacher Creatures to Monument Park, you owe it to yourself to see a game at the home of the world’s most storied baseball franchise.
Citizens Bank Park: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Few fan bases match the passion and loyalty that Phillies fans have, and there’s no better place to experience it than at Citizens Bank Park, their home since 2004. With a backdrop featuring the Philadelphia skyline, you’ll love taking in a game in this electric environment.
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]]>Vienna, Austria
Vienna is typically known as home to Mozart and Beethoven and the capital of Austria has some of the best ballet. Attend a ballet at Vienna State Opera or Hotel Sacher Wien.
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Russia is known for its ballets with many of the greatest ballerinas, choreographers, and composers coming from the country. Mariinsky Ballet company based in the Mariinsky Theatre is one of the best in Russia.
Milan, Italy
Milan, Italy has the Teatro alla Scala, which dates back to the Renaissance with the house being built in 1778.
Paris, France
The first ballet school in history was opened in Paris by French monarch Louis XIV, which makes dance a huge part of the culture. Watch the Paris Opera Ballet company put on a performance at Palais Garnier Opera House.
New York
New York City Ballet has 100 dancers and it’s known for it’s well-accomplished alumni. Watch a performance at The Plaza, which is next to Central Park and 5th Avenue.
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