Couples looking for a mid-week romantic summer getaway can leave the urban jungle behind by heading to the seaside town of Beach Haven at the south end of Long Beach Island. Here you'll find a quaint 1886 Queen Anne style Victorian B&B, pristine wetland with kayak launches, sandy beaches, bike paths, public tennis courts and fine dining.
From exploring Central Park to riding the Staten Island Ferry and shopping at FAO Schwartz, New York offers endless options for family fun.
On a sunny Saturday, history buffs and archeology enthusiasts', can head to Lower Manhattan and traverse the winding historical streets where the city was first settled by the Dutch in the 17th century and explore where the modern city meets its pre-revolutionary era past. Add a tour that takes a unique peek at history that you'd probably miss on your own and dinner in one of the city's oldest watering holes and you have the makings for a truly experiential day.
New York City transforms into a spectacular winter wonderland during the holiday season. There are so many things to see and do to turn an ordinary day into one filled with Yule tide spirit in the city that never sleeps.
Manhattan, immortalized in many songs is the most populace and diverse city in the state of New York. The rents are high as is the cost of condos and co-ops. Visiting the big apple can be quite expensive too. However, as you will see, one of the most affluent areas, known as the financial district in the heart of Lower Manhattan can offer those with a limited funds, much to see for free or at very low cost.