New York City
Although New York is relatively small, the abundance of activities can be overwhelming. Unlike car-centric cities, getting around New York involves taking the subway or doing a lot of walking, often three to four hours a day. NYC is also expensive, so make sure to create a budget beforehand otherwise your spending will easily spiral out of control. The beauty of New York, though, is that every four to five years, the city seems to unveil something new: The Oculus, Little Island, the High Line, the Vessel… It’s hard to keep up if you don’t live in the city. This blog won't cover everything, but here are some of the things worth exploring. The Oculus at the World Trade Center The Oculus was designed by architect Santiago Calatrava to replace the building that was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks. Opened in 2016, it’s a stunning piece of work; and it’s worth visiting this transportation hub even if you don’t plan to take any trains. (There are 12 subway trains as well as the P...