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  • Bob Dylan performing at The Bitter End in Greenwich Village, NYC
    By Rene Bennett 3 days ago

    5 Of Bob Dylan's New York City Haunts To Visit That Are Pure Vibes And Creative Energy

    From parks to cafes and clubs, the City is home to spots that have inspired artists of all types for centuries — none more so than the famous folk singer.

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  • Four friends laughing over glasses of cocktails
    By Kala Barba-Court 10 days ago

    New York City's 5 Best Sober Bars To Partake In 2026's Dry Tourism Trend

    New York City now offers nightlife without alcohol, with bars that offer creative zero-proof drinks, social spaces, and a growing sober-curious scene.

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  • Di Fara Pizza old school sign Italian Heros entrance
    By Olivia Typaldos 17 days ago

    People Travel All Over NYC But Wait Hours For Slices From This Legendary Pizza Joint

    It's not difficult to find a good pizza joint in New York, but this spot in Midwood is a historic restaurant that's earned high praise for decades.

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  • The exterior of John's on Bleecker Street, showing signage and an awning
    By Erika W. Smith 21 days ago

    Stanley Tucci's Favorite Restaurants In New York City

    In addition to being an award-winning actor, Stanley Tucci is a respected foodie. Here, we look at five of his favorite places to eat in the Big Apple.

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  • An elevated view of The Cloisters in New York City
    By Bridget Gleeson 24 days ago

    New York City's Lush Neighborhood Is Hidden Away In Hills You Could Mistake For San Francisco

    Hills aren't the first thing you imagine when thinking of New York, but this neighborhood is full of ridges, trails, and some of the city's best architecture.

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  • Wedding couple in Santorini, Greece
    By Heather Cole 24 days ago

    The Best Places Around The World To Get Married

    Choosing a destination wedding is more popular than ever, but deciding on your perfect locale can depend on a variety of factors. Here's where we suggest.

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  • An exterior view of the Astoria Jackson Hole Burgers retro diner with neon lights
    By Lisa Curran Matte 26 days ago

    New York City's Best Diner Is A Charmingly Retro Restaurant Straight Out Of The 1950s

    This diner, named the best in New York, is a destination for 1950s nostalgia and delicious burgers, close enough to the airport to visit during a long layover.

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  • An aerial view of Williamsburg where Birria-Landia's Brooklyn's location is
    By Jenna Kelley 27 days ago

    The Second-Best Taco Spot In America Is A NY Food Truck That Lives Up To The Hype

    NYC's food scene has its fair share of overrated eateries, but this truck that made No. 2 on a ranking of the best taco spots in America is legit.

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  • The Plaza Hotel from Central Park at sunset
    By Erika W. Smith 28 days ago

    New York City's Most Iconic Hotel Restaurant Is A Central Park Gem Making Diners Feel Like Royalty

    This New York City hotel restaurant offers guests an unforgettable experience with a sumptuous ambiance and luxurious dining options like afternoon tea.

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  • People walking down Istiklal Street in Istanbul, Turkey
    By Rosheda Stephenson 29 days ago

    The Most Walkable Cities In The World That Make Exploring On Foot A Dream

    Although Europe alone has the lion's share of walkable cities, there are still plenty of destinations that are perfect for exploring on foot across the globe.

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  • Visitors browse the basement shelves of Kim's Underground Video located in the basement of the Alamo Drafthouse in lower Manhattan, NYC
    By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    This NYC Video Store Has Free Rentals Of Rare VHS And DVD Titles

    Planning a trip to New York? A downtown stop offers free access to rare VHS and DVDs, cult films, and hard-to-stream titles inside a local cinema.

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  • Sunset shines down 42nd street in New York City
    By Jonathan Houston 1 month ago

    5 Charming New York City Diners With Vintage '70s Vibes And Delicious Eats

    These 5 charming New York City diners have vintage vibes from the '70s and in some cases even earlier, as well as extensive menus full of delicious eats.

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  • New York skyline reflected against water
    By Rory Buccheri 1 month ago

    5 Of New York City's Best Restaurants That Don't Take Reservations

    Visiting NYC and tired of fully booked dining lists? These highly rated walk-in restaurants make it easier to enjoy great food without planning weeks ahead.

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  • Facade of St. Patrick's Cathedral surrounded by skyscrapers and trees
    By Rory Buccheri 1 month ago

    Between Central Park And The Empire State Building Is New York City's Free Entry Cathedral With Ethereal Views

    One of America's most iconic places of worship is a work of art, surrounded by skyscrapers in New York City, and highlights the Big Apple's history.

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  • A pedestrian passing the Grand Central Oyster Bar
    By David Jenison 1 month ago

    New York City's Hands-Down 5 Best Seafood Restaurants, According To Reviews

    Discover the best seafood restaurants to seek out on your trip to New York City with this list of eateries that have famed raw bars, shrimp towers, and more.

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  • NYC Central Park in the spring
    By Lauren Kershner 1 month ago

    The 5 Most Affordable Hotels Near Central Park With Rave Reviews

    Planning a Central Park trip on a budget? These highly rated hotels are within walking distance of the park, with convenient locations and low nightly rates.

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  • View of Turtle Bay from Roosevelt Island
    By Lisandra Moor 2 months ago

    New York's Chill, Trendy Midtown Neighborhood Houses Wildly Underrated Attractions

    Midtown is known for business, but if you poke around a bit you can find a more laid-back and multicultural part of the city to explore.

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  • Water surrounded by green grass field in Freshkills North Park in Staten Island, NYC
    By Rene Bennett 2 months ago

    The Best Place To Kayak In New York City Is A Reclaimed Toxic Waste Dump Morphing Into A Vast Wild Paradise

    In New York City, the trash mounds of a former dump site are now being transformed into a park with creeks for kayaking, trails, and other fun features.

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  • Bright colorful billboards in Times Square in New York City
    By Sophie Baker 2 months ago

    The 5 Most Affordable Hotels Near Times Square With Rave Reviews

    New York City isn't exactly the most affordable place on Earth, but you can find a decent hotel room near Times Square for cheap if you know where to look.

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  • View down 42nd Street from Tudor City Bridge
    By Kira Reinke 2 months ago

    New York City's Stylish Micro-Neighborhood Is 'An Elevated Island Of Calm' In Bustling Midtown

    New York might be known as the city that never sleeps, but you can still find pockets of peace even in the busiest parts of town... if you know where to look.

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  • A man walking through a big city
    By Jonathan Houston 2 months ago

    America's Top 5 Best Cities For Living Completely Without A Car, According To Research

    Many US residents feel a car is a necessity, but these cities have the right mix of walking, biking, and public transit that make vehicle ownership optional.

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  • Traffic speeding away from lower Manhattan across a bridge
    By Atika Shubert 2 months ago

    What Is 'Congestion Pricing' And How It Might Affect Your Next Trip To New York City

    New York City’s congestion pricing is reshaping how people move around Manhattan. Here's what drivers should know before heading to the Big Apple.

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  • Travelers in JFK Airport's arrivals terminal
    By Erika W. Smith 2 months ago

    The 5 Best Restaurants To Eat At New York's JFK Airport, According To Reviews

    Discover this ultimate list of highly rated restaurants at JFK Airport, whether you're looking to dig into freshly-made biscuits or tacos on your travels.

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  • a chef rolls two cronuts in maple sugar
    By Anahid Akkam 2 months ago

    The City With The Best Pastries In America Is A Delicious East Coast Melting Pot

    Nothing hits the spot quite like a morning pastry — and if you want the best America has to offer, you'll need to take a trip to this iconic East Coast city.

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  • The Andrew Carnegie Mansion in Carnegie Hill, New York City
    By Rene Bennett 2 months ago

    New York City's Stately, Intimate Neighborhood Is The 'Cultural Heart Of The Upper East Side'

    For a different side of NYC's Manhattan, head to this relaxed residential neighborhood filled with museums, mansions, restaurants, and stunning architecture.

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  • Fort Wadsworth and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
    By Anastasia Mills Healy 2 months ago

    New York City's Once-Abandoned Military Base Has Transformed Into A Popular Museum

    Right in New York City is an impressive fort packed with history, which now serves as a museum, stunning viewpoint, and relaxed picnicking spot.

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  • A Light Rail train in New York City
    By Bridget Gleeson 2 months ago

    New York City's Potential First New Train Line In Years Will Slash Travel Time Between Boroughs

    A planned rapid transit line designed to connect Brooklyn and Queens in New York City will slash train travel times when it opens. Here's the scoop.

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