have fun in nyc for under $50!
This weekend we had an incredible time in Lake George. We started the day paddling with Lake George Kayak Co. , renting kayaks and exploring around Green Island near the beautiful Sagamore Resort in Bolton Landing. The calm waters and stunning views made it an unforgettable experience. In the evening, we switched gears for an adventure with Revolution Rail, where we pedaled rail bikes—a four-seater and a two-seater—through scenic woods and along the Hudson River. It was the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, and an amazing family activity from start to finish.
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NYC is truly amazing. The blend of New & Old is everywhere you look.
4 days in Amsterdam in January
Troy has a vast array of cuisines, these are some faves.
Catch sunsets from these amazing rooftops and sip on delicious cocktails
if you are tired of going out to eat and drink in nyc, then these are some fun things to do in nyc (that’s not eating or drinking) that you can do with your friends or with a date or by yourself!! From custom perfume making to going to a jazz bar, hopefully this list will inspire you to try new things next time you go out
a stack of thick and fluffy buttermilk pancakes topped with a drizzle of maple syrup and fresh fruits - I love my pancakes and these are some of the top pancake spots in nyc
my friend is visiting NYC in a week and this is where I’d bring her to eat on her trip to New York!! List is based on popular (touristy) spots that I think are actually worth it!!
From cozy alpine fare to Italian classics, here’s where we ate (and loved) in Zermatt! 🏔️🍽️ We started at Casa Mia, enjoying elegant Italian pasta, pizza, and seafood—a perfect alpine dinner. Then we headed to Rothorn Restaurant & Pizzeria, a casual mountain spot with wood-fired pizza, hearty mains, and breathtaking panoramic views. For classic Swiss flavors, Restaurant Schäferstube served cozy lamb, fondue, and rösti in a traditional wood-paneled setting, followed by Whymper-Stube, iconic for cheese fondue and raclette—the ultimate winter comfort food. We wrapped it up at Fuchs Bakery & Café, warming up with coffee, hot chocolate, and freshly baked pastries after a day in the Alps. Tip: Mix Italian favorites with hearty Swiss classics for the perfect Zermatt foodie
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