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As New York’s Reigning king of the skyscraper, the Empire State Building continues to dominate the skyline and give midtown its unique look.  Located a stones throw from Harold Square, the Empire State Building was completed in 1931 and stood as the worlds tallest building until the completion of the north tower of the world [...]

With approximately 843 acres, Central Park is New York City’s best getaway from the city within the city.  With 110th street sitting as it’s northern border and 59th street sitting as its southern border Central Parks expansive greenery provides a unique opportunity for New Yorkers to experience the full effects of nature without having to [...]

Preaching to an Episcopalian flock, historic St. Paul’s Chapel has been an icon in lower Manhattan since its inception as a church in 1766.  It’s colored history has crossed passed with notable founding fathers George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, who were regulars at St. Paul’s.  Originally part of King’s College in lower Manhattan, St. Paul’s [...]

Crossing the East River, the Manhattan Bridge connects Lower Manhattan to Brooklyns trendy DUMBO neighborhood.

Designed by the same firm that designed the Plaza Hotel, the Dakota apartment building sits as one of the most historic apartment building in New York City.  Constructed in 1884, and located on 72nd street and Central Park West,  the Dakota was named so because of the designers fancy for all things West. Its nearest [...]