Another reason for visiting the Big Apple is the MET Cloisters. Located on four acres overlooking the Hudson River in northern Manhattan’s Fort Tryon Park, the MET Cloisters is the branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The MET) dedicated to Read more…
Not your usual New York “touristy” photos. Beautiful art installation at the Hudson Yards. The security guard allowed me to take a photo with my cellphone only. This is not completed yet as it does not have the plaque of the Read more…
One of the places I wanted to check out was the High Line (also known as High Line Park). This 2.33 kilometers of an elevated linear park built on the disused section of the New York Central Railroad line. The Read more…
Splash of colors as we spent the remainder of day 1 walking around. Stained glass inside the St. Michael’s Catholic Church. The church was dimly lit as it was Good Friday. Entrance to the St. Michael’s Catholic Church. Stopping by Read more…
Once in a while comes an urge to do something different. Like revisiting a place you’ve already been but mixing it up a bit. Thus decided to visit New York city but taking the Greyhound bus instead of driving, taking a tour Read more…