City Guides

Before European colonization forever reshaped the land we stand on, NYC and the surrounding area was part of the Lenape nation. The Dutch “bought” the land in 1626—though the idea that any land was fairly bought from Indigenous peoples...

When are NYC Public Pools Opening? Looking for a way to beat the summer heat wave? New York City is about to reopen most of their public swimming pools for the season starting on June 29, 2023. Outdoor pool hours...

The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the most iconic places in NYC. It’s a powerful structure that sees tons of foot and vehicle traffic every single day. People love taking romantic walks across the bridge to witness some of...

Not only is New York City home to a multifaceted amount of entertainment, amazing art, and grand attractions, but you can also find plenty of surfing culture here. That’s right, surfing isn’t just a West Coast thing. Whether you’re...

Between NoHo and the East Village lies the oldest street in New York City. The Bowery isn’t just a street though. It’s also a tiny neighborhood that has carved out an identity in the city since it was first...

As the temperatures in New York City rise, residents are desperately seeking ways to escape the oppressive heat. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to amenities like a pool, air conditioner, or the time/funds to flee to a place that...