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Washington DC in Winter: Exciting Attractions and Hidden Gems

Winter in Washington DC feels like stepping into a storybook—snow dusts the monuments, lights twinkle along every avenue, and a warm cup of cocoa becomes your best companion as you explore. If you think DC is just about politics and history, think again. Winter transforms the city into a magical wonderland brimming with both classic […]

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Germany Travel Photography

Smoky Mountain Christmas

Things To Do In Germany

Editing Hacks

Fall Family Fun

Modeling Inspiration

Christmas Markets Europe

Best Christmas Markets

Airbrush App

A Whirlwind of Wonders: My Take on the New York Winter Market

After 13 years of traipsing the globe for offMetro, I thought I’d seen it all. From bustling bazaars in Marrakech to serene craft fairs in Kyoto, I’ve witnessed the pulse of commerce in all its forms. But the recent New York Winter Market? That was something else. It wasn’t just another trade show; it felt […]

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Avoid These Most Dangerous Intersections When Traveling Through Philadelphia

Setting out on a road trip is an exciting way to learn more about the history of the country and about the history behind where you are going. If you’re heading to Philadelphia, named the “birthplace of America,” you’ll find out that it was the first capital of the United States, where the Declaration of […]

City That Never Sleeps

Upstate New York

The Quiet

New York: The Mailroom of Modern America and Its Impact on City Life

In a city that never sleeps, it’s easy to overlook the humble role of mail in keeping New York running smoothly. From the skyscrapers of Manhattan to the quiet streets of upstate villages, the state of New York handles a staggering amount of mail daily, acting as a critical cog in America’s communication and commerce […]

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A Night of Animation and Cultural Brilliance in Flushing Town Hall

New York is no stranger to creative energy—it practically oozes out of every subway grate and corner bodega. But there’s something electric about a night where animation takes center stage, especially when it’s coming from some of the brightest Asian and Asian American talents. Mark your calendars for Friday, December 6, because Flushing Town Hall’s […]

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Scaffolding at Brooklyn Children’s Museum Turns NYC’s Ubiquitous Eyesore into Kid-Friendly Play Art

Scaffolding—typically a dull necessity in urban landscapes—gets a delightful makeover at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum this winter. Running from November 23, 2024, to May 11, 2025, the museum’s newest exhibit, “In the Works,” reimagines scaffolding as a vibrant, interactive play space for children aged 2-10. Designed by NYC artists Yeju Choi and Chat Travieso, the […]

Every year we reach the same time of the year. Halloween was upon us but we were already shopping for the Christmas holidays and season. It has become a habit we do not give up or forget. It is the tradition of what we expect after the year we have just had. It is the […] New York Activities, The Chocolate Touch, Warm Wine, Store Windows, Holiday Market, Lower Manhattan

Santa’s Winter Wonderland at Watermark: A Dream in New York

Every year we reach the same time of the year. Halloween was upon us but we were already shopping for the Christmas holidays and season. It has become a habit we do not give up or forget. It is the tradition of what we expect after the year we have just had. It is the […]

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Rooftop Brunch

Greenwood Cemetery

Interactive Art Installation

Dancing with Death: Your Guide to Nightfall Experience at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn

Next week, something truly magical is happening in Brooklyn—and no, it’s not another overpriced rooftop brunch. I’m talking about Nightfall: Danse Macabre at Green-Wood Cemetery, where death, oddly enough, comes alive. And if you’re a sucker for all things eerie and enchanting like I am, you won’t want to miss it. There’s something uniquely captivating […]

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Riverside Park

Washington Square Park

Most Instagrammable New York Parks: A Photographer’s Dream This Fall

Exploring New York’s parks is a journey through a kaleidoscope of color, texture, and seasonal beauty. If you’re looking for the most Instagrammable New York parks, here are the top spots to visit this autumn, guaranteed to fill your feed with incredible shots. The data comes from new research conducted by Westgate New York Grand Central […]

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Italian Trattoria

Classic Italian Dishes

AMBRA Cucina Italiana: The West Village‘s Hottest Brunch Spot

If you’re seeking a dining experience that transports you straight to the sunny shores of the Amalfi Coast without ever leaving New York City, look no further than Ambra Cucina Italiana. Nestled in the heart of the West Village on Hudson Street, this charming Italian trattoria has teamed up with Malfy Italian Gin to offer […]

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Unmissable Events at Brooklyn Bridge Park in August

Summer in the city is heating up with an array of events at Brooklyn Bridge Park, offering a mix of free and low-cost activities that cater to every interest. From cinematic nights under the stars with the beloved Movies With A View series to vibrant musical evenings with Sounds at Sunset, the park is a […]

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Our Review of Blue Ribbon Sushi and Steak in Midtown Manhattan: Commuter Friendly, Overpriced, Bu...

We are not, in fact, late. We are so early, we arrive before most of the staff. We are told to arrive at 4:00PM, when the restaurant does not open until 4:30PM, and subsequently must wait for the manager (whose name is Paul, and who arrives shortly after 4:30PM). Despite the communications mix-up, Paul is […]

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We Visited Tucci in NoHo Historic District of Manhattan: Fabricated But Fun

We’re late to our reservation at Tucci, in Manhattan’s NoHo neighborhood. The hostess knows it, and she returns my sunniest smile with a rather frosty one. Nonetheless, we are quickly seated in the lushly cavernous basement in a corner table with a great view of the space. Obviously designed to feel bigger than it is, […]

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Exploring the Wonders of North America with an Escape Room

Discover a thrilling way to explore North America’s iconic landmarks and rich culture – through escape rooms! These immersive adventures offer a unique blend of challenge, teamwork, and storytelling that goes beyond traditional sightseeing. Step into themed environments where you and your group must decipher puzzles and crack codes to “escape” within a set time […]