The Whitney Museum of American Art is located in the Meatpacking district of Manhattan. The museum’s Annual and Biennial exhibitions have long been a venue for less well-known artists whose work is showcased there.
A gracious, tree-lined village amid upstate New York’s woodlands, Cooperstown sits proudly stuck in time on the southern tip of placid Otsego Lake, a hill-ringed lake so crystal clear it is the source of the town’s drinking water. According to legend, it was here, in 1839, that Abner Doubleday laid out the dimensions of a diamond and originated the game of baseball—a distinction that’s made the town a pilgrimage site for baseball lovers and home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Understated-yet-sophisticated, subtle-yet-chic, SIXTY SoHo, formerly 60 Thompson, is an inimitable boutique luxury hotel in New York City’s premier neighborhood. Relax in one of the hotel’s 97 stylish guest rooms and stylish suites or imbibe with a carefully crafted cocktail at A60, a favorite of locals and visitors alike.
For the first 200 years of its history, Harlem was a tiny agricultural village first settled by the Dutch in 1658, but in the late 19th century, it began to grow rapidly, as subways and elevated railways reached further north. Grand homes and apartment buildings began to rise, turning the area into a desirable alternative to the city’s more congested downtown.
Are you planning a trip to New York City? While your visiting New York there are plenty of things to do and sights to see. Many people come to New York City to see the world famous churches. Here are the top 5 must-see churches in New York City.
There are certain cities that you visit for the food, the scenery, the nightlife, or the shopping. And then there’s New York – the city you come to for everything. With so much to experience in any given New York minute, it can be daunting to plan a list of musts, and it’s easy to …
Owned by the Kash Group and managed by Warner Hospitality (known for their Hard Rock Hotel & Casino projects), The William is part of a new breed of extended-stay hotel. The minimum stay is 30 days, and rates start at $200 per night. The William is also boutique-sized — just 33 rooms — so it feel more like an artsy home than a hotel.
Gansevoort Hotel Group outpost in New York City after our flagship Meatpacking District location that served to help define a neighborhood, Gansevoort Park Avenue offers downtown edge with an uptown sensibility. Boasting 249 luxury rooms and remarkable suites, most with lofty ceilings, Juliet balconies, and five fixture bathrooms – the property perched on the corner of 29th Street and Park Avenue couldn’t be more centrally located.
