What to Enjoy in NYC?

 

Get a Bagel With Everything at Brooklyn Bagel

Bagels are one of those New York signature foods that you have to try while you’re in the city. We know that they offer no nutritional value, that they probably do your body more harm than good – but they taste amazing! And for a bagel like no other, Brooklyn Bagel is the place to be. Whether you want a classic plain bagel with cream cheese, or you fancy pushing the boat out with onions, multi-seeds, cinnamon or anything else, this is the place to get your bagel hit.

Learn Something New at the American Museum of Natural History

New York City is probably more famous for its art museums than other types of museums, but actually it contains some of the greatest learning institutions to be found anywhere in the world. The American Museum of Natural History is one of the world’s largest museums, and in our opinion, one of the greatest too. With around 33 million specimens of fossils, animals, plants, minerals, rocks, meteorites, human remains and more, there is plenty to explore.

Enjoy Some Classic Cheesecake at Junior’s in Brooklyn

New Yorkers sure do know how to indulge, and this is especially apparent when you tuck into a slice (or five) of classic New York cheesecake. For our money, the best place for a slice of the good stuff is at Junior’s in Brooklyn. This is a classic Brooklyn diner that dates back to a time when Brooklyn wasn’t hipster central in any way, shape or form.Similarly, the cheesecake is no frills, but that doesn’t stop people travelling from all over the city to savour some of the yumminess.

Visit Manhattan’s Oldest Church, St Paul’s Chapel

New York City hasn’t always been the bustling metropolis as we know it today, and taking a stroll in Lower Manhattan to St Paul’s Chapel is a great way of getting a sense of the city in the centuries gone by. This church was built all the way back in 1766, making it the oldest church in the whole city, and at the time of being built it was also the city’s tallest building, although these days it is eclipsed by the many NY skyscrapers. St Paul’s is still an active church with services and weekday concerts. 

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