Soho

If you wander down the streets of Soho between Broadway and 6th Avenue, you’ll see many cast iron buildings with nearly 150 structures still remaining. Soho contains one of the largest collections of cast-iron buildings in the world. Soho (short for South of Houston) has undergone dramatic changes in the past few decades. Originally, Soho was…

Bear Mountain

Are you tired of partying every night in New York city? Grab a bunch of friends and venture out of the city onto the west side of the Hudson River and into Bear Mountain State Park. There are numerous hiking trails to follow. We eventually arrived at The Perkins Memorial Tower which was built in 1934….

The coolest place I’ve ever stayed in Brooklyn

If you get the chance to stay in this cute hipster joint do! I honestly felt like I had stepped into a time machine back to the 1960s. The place reminded me of my grandfathers house with all the random ornaments. You can find this place on airbnb here.

Labor day at West Indian American Day Carnival

The West Indian American Day Carnival is the Nottinghill London Carnival version but without the day time drinking. Make sure you wear comfortable footwear (because I didn’t and I instantly regretted it as it is a nightmare to get outta here). Also make sure you take cash with you if you are keen to try…

Rooftopping in New York City

You can find a rooftop bar pretty much anywhere in Manhatten. The majority of rooftop bars have spectacular views of the city skyline and parks depending on where you go. There are some rooftops that are only open during the summer months so plan your trips accordingly or you might be left disappointed 😉 LE BAIN Where: 848…

Discover St Marks Place in New York City

St. Mark’s Place is a three block stretch from East 8th street in New York’s East Village to Avenue A at Tompkins Square Park. This neighborhood was home to many of the ethnic gangs that constituted the neighborhood roots of organized crime, however the place is alot safer and more pleasant to back then. I mainly come here…

Best bars in Bushwick

Bushwick has quickly become a ‘hip’ neighbourhood in Brooklyn over the past few years. What I admire the most about this area is the amount of new places that pop up out of nowhere. Coffee shops, bars, restaurants, you name it. The only downside is that many places have closed too. I like to support these…

A stroll through Brooklyn heights and Dumbo

Brooklyn Heights is one of New York City’s most historical neighbourhoods. Walk the promenade to see terrific views of the city and statue of liberty. From here you can take a stroll down Washington Street in DUMBO, Brooklyn for stunning views of Brooklyn Bridge. Dumbo stands for: down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass. It was originally made…

Coney Island

The best time to visit Coney Island is in the summer. You don’t have to go on the rides at the amusement park to enjoy yourself. It definitely reminds me of Brighton beach in England. There’s the beach, the pier, and the view along the boardwalk along the coast. It can be dangerous at night…

Greenwich Polo Club

Experience one of polo’s most prestigious tournaments, the Monty Waterbury Cup in action at The Greenwich Polo Club which was first established in 1981. Featured in the Greenwich Time Newspaper.   

Montauk, The hamptons

Montauk is the new Southampton with surfer vibes and beautiful people. The majority flock to beaches in the summer or to the bar for a cheeky cocktail. Montauk is located at the very tip of long island. How to get to Montauk from New York Trains from Penn Station: Depart: 11:05AM Arrive: 2:15pm Depart: 1:43pm…

Top tea rooms in New York City

New York has some of the broadest selections of tea rooms in the world yet sometimes they are difficult to find. Although its easier and cheaper to do it at home but afternoon tea in the city is an experience to people watch or read a book in a relaxed atmosphere. Here are a few…