Washington Square Park, located near NYU, commonly has musicians playing near the arch, which was designed after L'Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
Window displays during the holidays can be quite magical in the winter months.
City life in New York is hectic and bustling with activity. Be sure to walk like you know where you are going, or at least act like it.
New York is home to some incredible restaurants. Jean-Georges, one of New York's many 3-star Michelin restaurants, made this personalized cake that looks like a wrapped present.
Thomas Keller's followup to French Laundry, Per Se opened up in the Time Warner building to critical acclaim. Per Se is so heavily tied to French Laundry that the kitchen in Per Se has a live feed of the Kitchen in French Laundry.
New York is a city where you can walk on any street and find beautiful scenes.
This Truffled Roasted Chicken is presented to you before it is served two different ways at NoMad restaurant.
Kyoto-style sushi is served at Kyo-Ya, where the fish is placed on top of the sushi rice instead of in-between.
Central Park always has chess players at all times and in all sorts of weather conditions.