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Top of the Rock, New York City
Soaring seventy stories over Manhattan is the Top of the Rock, the observation deck on top of Rockefeller Center, with spectacular views of New York...
Irish Hunger Memorial, New York
The Irish Hunger Memorial in New York City takes its name from the words ‘The Great Hunger’, which are ‘An Gorta Mor’ in the Irish language....
The Trinity Church, New York City
Trinity Church is located at 79 Broadway in Lower Manhattan. Also known as Trinity Wall Street, it’s a historic active church located at the c...
Win millions of points with Southwest Airlines Let 'Em Fly and Win Yahtzee
Going on that next trip may only be a roll away by playing Yahtzee: Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards-Style! The Let 'Em Fly and Win Yahtzee prom...
Two Boots Pizza restaurants, New York City
Two Boots Pizza restaurants is one of New York's best pizza parlors. There are many Two Boots located throughout the city so they are very easy to fi...
Metronome: World's Most Confusing Clock, New York City
The metronome clock, which is the most confusing clock in the world, is located in New York at the southeast corner of Union Square between 4th Ave ...
Coopers Beach, Southampton, New York
So you have planned a trip to Southampton, Long Island, New York this summer—great! While you are in the “Hamptons” take time to ...
The Tenement Museum, New York City
The Tenement Museum in New York City is dedicated to preserving the history of immigrant life in the city during the 19th and early 20th centuries. ...
Gardens of Remembrance, Battery Park, New York
The Garden of Remembrance in the Battery Park, New York City is an expansive twenty-three acre park in downtown, Manhattan. People also refer to it as...
Koreatown, New York City
While there is so much to do in New York City it's hard hit most great spots in just one trip, a visit to Koreatown is definitely worth your while. Kn...
Atomic Buddhist Statue, New York City
Don’t worry. The Atomic Buddhist Statue that stands outside of the New York Buddhist Church in New York City isn’t radioactive. And it isn...
Columbus Park, New York City
While Columbus Park isn’t exactly a tourist destination, it is a perfect place to visit if you want an authentic New York experience. Unlike oth...
Visiting the Empire State Building, New York City
Visiting the Empire State Building in New York City is an experience you will never forget. The Empire State Building was constructed in 1931. It ...
Ice skating rinks in New York City
New York is great for ice skating in November, December and April when temperatures typically range from 45 to 65 degrees but the rinks are alread...
Museum of Tolerance New York
The Museum of Tolerance New York is a little known gem located in the center of bustling Manhattan. The museum was established in 2004 by the Simon Wi...
Abrons Arts Center, New York City
Are you just not typical of the usual Broadway musical theater-goers? Does the idea of going to the Metropolitan Opera bore you to tears? Do you enj...
Doomed Merchant Mariners' Memorial, New York
The Doomed Merchant Mariners' memorial in New York is often an overlooked tourist attraction. The statue sits right where the ferry leaves to view the...
Carnival of Cities for 24 March 2010
Welcome to the March 24, 2010 edition of Carnival of Cities. We have a US-focused edition this time, but a few entrants are from further afi...
Battery Park, New York City
Battery Park is located in the Battery in New York City. Because of the cannons that were erected after the American Revolution to defend the citize...
The Las Vegas Strip
The Las Vegas Strip is just the thing when we need a little fantasy and a getaway from the problems of the world. Only in Las Vegas will you be abl...
Zero Film Festival in New York
For the true movie lover, a trip to the Zero Film Festival is a must do trip at least once. Only two years old, the festival focuses on a select grou...
Taking Long Island Rail Road from JFK airport to New York City
When traveling to and from New York City, there's an overwhelming amount of options, starting with the number of airports to choose from! Have you c...
The free ferry to Staten Island, New York City
New York City can be an expensive place to visit. Granted, the cost is worth it, for it's one of the world's most exciting cities. It has all the ...
The "High Line" Park, New York City
Look up in the sky “It's a bird, it's a plane.” Ok, the High Line Park in New York, isn’t that high, but it is something to marvel a...
Air Train from JFK airport to Jamaica Station, New York City
The Air Train from JFK airport to Jamaica Station is an above ground train that transports people from the Jamaica Center city subway station (Sutphin...
No Fun festival, Brooklyn, New York
The No Fun Festival in Brooklyn, New York has a history of being amazing. It is a weekend musical festival organized by musician Carlos Giffoni that f...
Hyde Park, London
Much like Central Park is to New York in the United States, so to is Hyde Park to London. The 350 acre park is located in the center of the city, i...
The Native American Museum, New York City
The National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) is organized by the Smithsonian Institution. There are two places where Native Indian art and cultur...
New York City: The Real Deal Fall
NYCGo.com, New York's official tourism website, just launched a massive package of nearly 150 discounts and deals running from now through autumn in...
Hotel room rates lower than 5 years ago
Credit crunch. Recession. Lay offs. No, not just manufacturing but also travel is suffering heavily from the poor economy. And while that means many c...
Museum Day 26 September 2009
If you're looking for something to do on September 26, the Museum Day sponsored by Smithsonian magazine is a great, educational, and hopefully fun opt...
New York City CityPass
Looking to visit New York City this winter? Then you can use a CityPass to get cheaper entrance to a range of New York City popular attractions for u...
United drops airmiles ticket booking fee
United Airlines’ Mileage Plus frequent flyer members may now take the easy way out of town and enjoy a last-minute trip to New York, Paris or Sh...
New York Restaurant Week 2009
It's that time of year again, when New York restaurants do their absolute best to bring in new customers with discounted menus. Yep, it's Restaurant W...
getaroom.com, new booking site from the founders of hotels.com
Internet veterans Bob Diener and David Litman have launched new hotel rooms booking site www.getaroom.com which promises some outstanding savings on r...
Statue of Liberty crown re-opens today 4th July
Shut since the Sept. 11 terror attacks in 2001, the crown of America's most known symbol of freedom opens for visitors again today. Don't go chasing f...
New York train photo fan arrested
Following on another photographer being arrested for taking photos of New York City trains, Robert Taylor, an employee of the Metropolitan Transportat...
Fireworks for a real 4th July Independence Day 2009
With President Obama in the Oval Office and the previously very frosty foreign relations, and America's standing in the world, thawing up, it's time t...
Carnival of Cities 22 April 2009Welcome to the 22 April issue of the Carnival of Cities, on visit to eyeflare.com from its spiritual home at Family Travel Guide.
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Like food and travel? Hungry City Guides are for you
For anyone heading to the United States and who enjoys food, the Hungry City Guides will help zero in on those venues that’ll satisfy the palate...
Carnival of Cities 5 FebruaryCaitlin over at Roaming Tales hosted the Carnival of Cities: From marbles in Kansas City to snow in London this past week, and I thought to share a co...
Valentine’s Day in New York City
Celebrating Valentine’s Day can be done in style in New York City. There’s an unending array of options for romantic activities during the...
New York’s Restaurant Week 2009
Anyone interested in eating very nice food for a bargain price should be in New York for this winter's Restaurant Week. This January, the food action ...
Tips for Philadelphia to New York budget trips
Tough economic times have put a crimp in holiday travel, reports Travelers Aid Philadelphia from the special vantage of its traveler assistance booth ...
The 2009 It List for travel
Concierge.com just released its annual “It List” predicting the 10 must-visit destinations for 2009. Locations on this year’s list cover a wide ...
Busiest airports and travel days this Thanksgiving Weekend
If you've booked your flights or are still planning to travel this Thanksgiving Weekend, here's some information to help you stay in the know and on t...
With profits dropping, Ryanair plans £8 flights to the US
Budget airline Ryanair wants to offer flights to the U.S. for just £8 plus tax. The budget airline is preparing to buy cheap planes from struggling r...
Shop for suits in New York City with My.suit
As if you needed another reason to head over to New York and spend some money, a new service from My.Suit is a great incentive for anyone who likes we...
Elite JFK travelers get pampered by American Airlines
American Airlines is now
offering PriorityAAccess privileges to its top customers at John F.
Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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Broadway Hostel, New York City
Hostels might be a great choice if you're in New York City and don't have friends you know well enough to crash on their sofa. Hotels here are often g...
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