There’s more to New York, you know, than land. New York has 2,625 miles of shoreline, according to the experts, and there are water adventures for every one of them. With summer fast approaching, you…
Posts from April 2014
50th Anniversary of the 1964 New York World's Fair
Apr 22, 2014 by I Love NY Staff
New York Presents: The Future
The people who flocked to the World’s Fair fifty summers ago might remember the day a computer—likely the first they’d ever seen—read their handwriting. In a pavilion…
NY Up High
Apr 19, 2014 by I Love NY Staff
New York might be a state of mind, but New York is also a place where you can always find a new perspective. We think one of the best ways to change your view on things is to see it all from the air.
Nothing tells the story of a people quite like their buildings. New York has been home to many a dreamer over the years, and they've left their mark with some pretty unusual architecture throughout…
Spotlight on: Hudson Valley & Catskills Regions
Apr 08, 2014 by I Love NY Staff
The Catskills and the Hudson Valley were made for classic summers. You have swimming, camping, sun, fun, dancing, drama, romance... who knows? Whether you want to be swept off your feet, or you're…
Hidden Gems: New York’s Other Museums
Apr 04, 2014 by I Love NY Staff
New York State boasts some of the most impressive and dazzling museums anywhere in the world, complete with glass-encased masterpieces and towering canvases. But what's a culture-seeker to do when…
Baseball: A New York Pilgrimage
Apr 01, 2014 by I Love NY Staff
It's the beginning of April, and half of America's Facebook feeds are reaching a fever pitch over that one crucial moment of the year: the first pitch on opening day. It's baseball season! The game…