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September in New York City
The kids are heading back to school, the weather is still warm and the sun is still shining – making New York City in September an ideal destination. Check out a ball game at Yankee Stadium, have dinner in Little Italy during the San Gennaro Festival, or grab a water bottle and explore the city with one of the many walking tours available. New York Yankees & Mets Baseball GamesSports fans visiting the city in September should take themselves out to a Yankee or Mets game, particularly because both teams have moved into brand new state-of-the-art stadiums. Baseball aficionados wanting to delve into the rich history of the game will…
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Latest News – TRAVEL GUIDE: New York
TRAVEL GUIDE: New York Flying to another continent to do your Christmas shopping may sound like a lot of hassle, but it could end up saving you money. Even with the current sterling rate against the dollar, consumers can still achieve more than 30 per cent savings on branded goods in New York. Related Stories The Red Hand of Paisley Ulster medical student works as a prostitute Catholic church hits back at Robbo Reds … Extracted from: Read more on Belfast Telegraph British Airways Sale to London Now on NEW YORK — Customers looking to travel to London over the winter period may now take advantage of two great offerings…
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Balthazar, Now a New York Classic
When Balthazar first opened in 1997, the wait went around the block of this Parisian-style brasserie full of pretty young thangs. 13 years later, the wait is still there, but the tables are now populated by young families and Euro expats. Nonetheless, this Keith McNally joint never misses a beat. Its kitchen continuously sends out classic bistro fare that is en pointe. I have always been a big fan of Balthazar. As you can see, I have a copy of their cookbook which, incidentally, is fabulous for the home cook wanting to recreate their dishes. Its elegant pages are chock-full of photographs and recipes from the famed restaurant. Its location…
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Suggestions About Manhattan Hotel
Do you plan on staying in Midtown Manhattan soon? Midtown Manhattan is home to the Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden, Times Square and the Empire State Building. As New York’s largest central business district, Midtown Manhattan offers many places to visit and explore. To help plan your trip to Manhattan, consider checking out the following sites. Take a trip up to the 86th Floor Observatory at 1,050 feet or the 102nd Floor Tower at 1,224 feet. Whether it’s your first time to New York or your fiftieth, you’ll never tire of what this city has to offer! There’s always a new show to see or a new sight to explore.…