"New York, New York" a New York City Travel Page by Pinoy

If you are tragically smart and ambitious, you go to NEW YORK!

TRAVELOGUES:

A city you'll love to hate; Baseball World Series (Nov 2001)

The terror attacks that every New Yorker will never forget; New York 9/11(Sep 2001)

For dining out, Zagat guides you to find the finest and perhaps least expensive restaturants in the New York Metropolitan; try the food you haven't had. Or you can ask the waiters for recommendations if you have dietary plan; NYC Restaurants (Apr 2001)

Much of the city's history interwoven with its hotels. So even if you are not staying in the hotel listed on this page, it is also worthwhile to visit them for a bit of New York's history. (Please see accomodations on this page.); Rockefeller Center, Ice Skating Rink (Jan 2001)

Some of us love to shop no matter what the season is. But 'tis the season to be jolly and to "spend". One day I decided to walk around Manhattan and then I was fascinated with the window displays of the famous department stores in NYC. And I thought I should take some photos and share them to my friends on VT. If you can't spend holidays in New York City, here are some of the activities that you might have missed; Holiday Windows (Dec 2000)

MACY'S Thanksgiving Day Parade(Nov 2000)

Baseball Subway/World Series (Oct 2000)

In New York, Halloween is not just a "trick-or-treat". We celebrate it so well like no other cities in the world. People around the country will be watching our infamous 27-year-old Village Halloween Parade - an answer to Mardi Gras. This annual Halloween parade brings out puppets, costumed marchers and about 3 million spectators to the streets of the Village, beginning at Spring street and Sixth Avenue, proceeding up Sixth Avenue; A Fright Night in Gotham (Oct 2000)

Time Square Visitors Center hosts a wide array of services for tourists and New Yorkers including free brochures, theatre tickets, sightseeing tours. It opens daily from 8am to 8pm located at 1560 Broadway (between 46th and 47th streets); Tennis US Open 2000 & Times Square (Sep 2000)