New York Street Art and Good Food on Manhattan’s Lower East Side
Nosh on a knish while you stroll through the Lower East Side, famous for New York street art and some of the most iconic restaurants in New York City.
My adventures so far in the Big Apple!
Nosh on a knish while you stroll through the Lower East Side, famous for New York street art and some of the most iconic restaurants in New York City.
Must do: tour Grand Central and visit the Oyster Bar in Midtown Manhattan. A masterpiece of Beaux Arts architecture, Grand Central Terminal is one of NYC’s best free attractions. I’ll show you other Midtown Manhattan marvels you can walk to from the station.
More things to do on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, including a visit to Central Park icons Bethesda Fountain and Bow Bridge, iconic views, and Museum Mile.
The Woman in Gold movie inspired us to pay a call on a remarkable painting. The film tells the true story of Austrian refugee Maria Altmann. This extraordinary painting, covered in gold gilt, is of Adele Bloch-Bauer, Altmann’s aunt. It is now the centerpiece of the Austrian art collection at the Neue Galerie New York. We also enjoyed a posh breakfast at Sarabeths with pancakes and a house-made English muffin.
One of the best free atttractions in NYC is the stunning New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in Midtown Manhattan. It’s a masterpiece of Beaux-Arts architecture. Click through to see its majestic interiors. You’ll fall in love, too! Includes the Library Way.
New York City is crazy for Christmas and famous for extravagant holiday decor. But you may go insane battling the crowds on 5th Avenue. Stay calm and stay where you are. I’ll show you the windows, the lights, the trees, all the merry madness!