Tokyo is the world’s largest city with a staggering 37 million people. The metropolis is packed with modern infrastructure that transports visitors into a futuristic setting that coexists with centuries of historic sites and a traditional past. Singapore was once a sleepy fishing village that exploded into a modern Asian melting pot, with large populations…
New York City is one of the world’s most exciting cities, but it can also be extreme when it comes to food quality and general experiences. We previously lived in Boston, and currently reside in Washington, DC, so we’ve made many trips to New York City the past several years. New York is around four hours from Boston and Washington, DC by car, train or bus (though we never drive to NYC).
These are some of our favorite things we’ve done in NYC that we recommend for visitors. I’ve excluded discussing the most famous options, like bike ride or picnic in Central Park.
New York City is a huge melting pot of cultures, with co-existing communities from all over the world. As various immigrants have moved into the city over the past few centuries, they’ve shaped the culture and cuisine. New York City has fantastic food, but can also be a bipolar city, with many comically overpriced and lousy eateries. Food and history enthusiasts should consider a tour when visiting the Big Apple and Ahoy New York Food Tours offers a great one. Here is what you can expect on their Chinatown and Little Italy Food Fest Tour!
Last updated on January 3rd, 2023 at 11:04 pmSingapore is an island city-state that borders the tip of southern Malaysia. It’s multicultural population constitutes houses a global financial center, making it one of the world’s wealthiest places. It’s year round tropical climate makes Sentosa Island a good spot for a family beach getaway. Chinatown is…
