Nervous about the subway? Don’t worry, we’re here to give you a comprehensive subway guide that will help you get to work on time, explore all the city has to offer, and make you feel a little bit more like a real New Yorker.
NYCIntern housing is just minutes from Midtown, in the heart of the Financial District. And with one of the shortest average commutes in the city, Financial District residents have the best of both worlds.
Now that you’ve explored Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, it’s time to check some more iconic New York City sights off your bucket list. To help you out, here’s your essential guide to NYC’s islands, from Staten to Roosevelt to Liberty.
Queens might seem like a distant, unreachable land when you’re living at the very bottom of Manhattan. But with this guide (directions included!) you’ll see just why this borough’s diverse neighborhoods are worth the visit.
Whether you think you’ve found your dream job or you never want to go near this industry again, make sure you end your internship on a high note with these five tips.
Most people who come to New York City dream of getting to see a Broadway show. However, with ticket prices starting as high as $350, that dream can look out of reach.
In New York City, it might seem like you’re staying active just by living here. However, if you want to start a more intentional fitness regimen, or just meet cool people and try a free, fun class, New York City is the place to be.
We’re halfway through the summer, and it’s time to get out and explore the city again. End your latest Netflix binge and hit the streets so you don’t miss out on these 4 Brooklyn neighborhoods this summer.
You’ve been in the city for a few weeks now, and you may or may not have utilized your kitchen yet. And if you haven’t–well, that’s understandable.
Did you know you can spend a day on the beach for a couple of subway swipes? Time to get out of the office and soak up the sun.
