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If you’ve ever been on a vacation to a city, you know just how much fun and interesting stuff there is to see and do! It’s mind-blowing to think about all the amazing landmarks and things that have happened in these places before we were even born, and even more amazing things will keep happening long after we’re gone. These cities have such a vibrant and electric atmosphere that you really have to experience at least once in your lifetime to truly get what all the fuss is about.
Much like when you might have headed to new cities in the past, NYC is a vibrant and exciting place to be a lot of the time. “They call it the “city that never sleeps”, and that’s not an overestimation by any stretch. It’s part of the world that is more than worth visiting before you depart this earth. If it’s something that you’re interested in, here are a few wonderful areas, in particular, that you might want to check out:
Chinatown
Arguably one of the best in the United States, New York’s Chinatown is a feast for the senses. Full of options for Dim Sum and sightseeing, you’re sure to leave satisfied.
Central Park And The Upper West Side
When you arrive in NYC, you’ll have so much to do and so many different landmarks to see. It doesn’t matter what kind of person you are, you’ll find something that suits what you want. Arriving and checking into the likes of The Wallace Upper West Side Hotel will get you off to a good start. You’ll be located on the Upper West Side and will be able to head to Central Park at a moment’s notice. If you want a leisurely stroll or you want to see what kinds of groups gather here, that’s entirely possible. The Upper West Side boasts plenty of historic brownstones and cultural institutions. You’ll be able to head to the American Museum of Natural History before relaxing in a café along Columbus Avenue. Central Park and the Upper West Side are two areas that you should check out if you ever visit.
Greenwich Village And The West Village
Greenwich Village is simply known as ‘The Village’ – you might’ve heard of it. It’s known for its artistic charm. It’s famous for its historic stress and vibrant music scene. There are plenty of cozy cafes for individuals and families to enjoy. Bleecker Street is also a well-known area that many people like to frequent. Music venues such as the Bitter End have a positive reputation. Washington Square Park and Christopher Street also have plenty of charm. The culinary wonders of this area are to be enjoyed. The restaurants, eateries, and delis offer plenty of diversity.
Williamsburg And DUMBO In Brooklyn
If you’re thinking about ever heading to hipper and trendier parts, you could always think about the likes of Williamsburg and DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass). Williamsburg is best known as a place with artistic vibes and thriving music. The neighborhood’s waterfront offers an amazing view of Manhattan and the skyline. It makes for a lovely setting if ever you want to relax and take a load off. The Brooklyn Bridge Park and the picturesque waterfront give you a wonderful taste of Brooklyn’s creative energy.
What’s your favorite NYC neighborhood to visit? Let us know in the comments or @modhop on most socials.
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