New York City

East Village is a cool, fun, independent place. Every time I visit this part of Manhattan I see something different and unique. I would really recommend anything from looking for old records to eating different foods here.

I’ll be there Tuesday for the Yankees game!! I’m SO excited! This was an unplanned leg of a roadtrip that was supposed to start in Boston and go north.

I believe the Friendship is great, food finds, and fashion. ;)

I think New York City itself is fantastic visually; there’s just so much to take in. It’s great for people-watching, if you’re visiting for a little bit. I feel as though I couldn’t live in the city itself though because it would become monotonous. It’s very intense and fast-paced. I believe to live there successfully one has to be smart and resourceful. A good thing about it though is there are plenty of areas outside the actual city itself that I think offer something for everyone.

This is a fantastic city to visit. So many things to do. Get some seriously good walking shoes!

New york city is simply phenomenal. It’s the largest and most popular city in US. From beautiful parks to amazing architecture, new york city has almost everything to keep you engrossed. It’s ever bustling and dazzling.
The best time to visit it is sometime around chrismas and new year and that is exactly when I was there.
I’m now wishing to take my mom along for a wonderful summer time experience. This is new york calling again….

I lived on Staten Island when I was 5. I learned to ride my bike there, and I fell in a snow pit, and that’s about all my young brain retained. So, I went back December of 2007 with a love of mine, and experienced it a completely different way. This city is fluid. And always alive. I’m damn proud to have lost my training wheels here.

me and dustin went here for christmas 2007. i loved it! my fave things were the cool toy stores and the hotel we stayed.. the pod.. it was really small, we had bunk beds! but it was cool.. also we went to the empire state building, brooklyn bridge, the world trade center site, the ghostbusters firehouse, ate pizza, drank starbucks, ooo! Went to Serendipity and drank frozen hot chocolate, ice-skated at wollman rink in central park, etc.. it was great!

I went to NYC last March to visit a friend. Being a Texas girl who’s not very well traveled, it was one of the best experiences of my life.

I think the best part of the trip for me was visiting Chinatown and buying a bunch of knock-offs and souvenirs, then walking across the Brooklyn Bridge just as the sun was setting. As soon as we got to Brooklyn, my friend and I stopped at a little diner and chatted over coffee. It was great.

I loved Times Square. I had seen it a million times on TV, but it’s so exciting in person. I went there every day.

I did a lot of traveling around by myself, and that really helped me appreciate the city. I was proud that I didn’t end up getting too lost. I felt like a bona fide New Yorker. I even had people walking up to ME asking for directions. Go figure.

I plan on going back again very soon because, although I did a lot, I feel like there’s so much I didn’t do. Words can’t express how much I loved it there!

It already seems familiar to me because of all the TV programmes I watch set in the city…would like to experience it for myself!