Navigating New York
Filed in archive Tips and Tricks on August 22, 2008
I have an embarrassing confession: Although I spent most of my life in New York City, the last time I went back, I was totally overwhelmed. That's what happens when you spend nine years in Boston and more importantly, four years in the Colorado Rockies. I seem to have lost my big city street smarts.
Fortunately, we have people like New York City Examiner Gary Stern , who offers insider tips about navigation the Big Apple.
The article on Greenwich Village Coffee Houses is near and dear to my heart. When I was a kid, my brother took me to greenwich village to explore the "Beatnik Culture." It was the first time I had hot apple cider: At the Cafe Figaro, no less!
Permalink: Navigating New York
Tags: new york city greenwich village coffee houses string string+string
Vote for Navigating New York:
|
Rating: 9.00 out of 1 vote(s) cast.
|
Response from:
Ajlouny
(12/24/08 8:59am)
My first New York experience was incredible. I grew up in San Francisco, and thought immediately that is was a mini New York, and that says alot because San Francisco is not a small town.
| RSS |  |
| |
| Yahoo! |
|
| Bloglines |
|
| Follow us on Twitter! |
Most Popular
Accessories
Armchair Traveler
Best of
bonus miles
Budget Accommodations
Budget Asia
Budget Europe
Budget South America
Budget Transportation
Budget Travel Resource
Business Travel
Caribbean on a Budget
Cheap Eats
Cheap Ride
Cheap Travel Tools
Contests
Cruises
Did you know
European insider
Festivals