Greenwich Village of New York City
Greenwich Village, often simply called “The Village,” is one of New York City’s most historic and culturally rich neighbourhoods located in Lower Manhattan. The area is known for its low-rise buildings, tree-lined streets, and charming historic houses. It has been home to notable residents such as Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan. Neighborhood landmarks like Washington Square Park have been key gathering sites for political activism, artistic expression, and community events.
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9 places to eat New York’s iconic food
This is simply a list of my favorite places to eat the quintessential New York City classics. These are the places I always bring out-of-towners because I love them, and […]
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John’s Pizza from Bleecker Street
John’s is one of the oldest pizza bar in NYC. Opened in 1929 by John Sasso, in same location as still now, in Bleecker St, between 6th & 7th ave, […]
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A Traveler’s Guide to Washington Square Park in New York City
Washington Square Park, nestled in vibrant Greenwich Village, is packed with personality and history—plus plenty of budget-friendly options for staying, dining, and exploring. Here’s how to make the most of your visit without overspending.
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The Bitter End is New York’s oldest rock club
The Bitter End is New York City’s oldest rock club and a legendary live music venue located at 147 Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village. Opened in 1961, it has […]
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Magnolia Bakery NYC
Home of the World-Famous Cupcakes and Banana PuddingDiscover Magnolia Bakery, New York City’s legendary destination for classic American desserts, iconic cupcakes, and the city’s most famous banana pudding. Learn why this bakery is a must-visit in Manhattan […]