Known as the city that never sleeps, there seems to be no lack of things to do in New York City. As such, it can become difficult to decide what to do with a limited amount of time on your hands. Here is how you can make the most of your New York City trip.
Arthur Avenue
If you find yourself near The Bronx, consider stopping by Arthur Avenue. This street is filled with butcher shops, stalls, pizzerias, and bakeries, offering the most scrumptious Italian food around in a celebration of New York City’s Italian community.
Film Forum
For movie lovers, a visit to the Film Forum is a must. Opened in 1970, this classic cinema is the last nonprofit, independent movie theatre operating in the city. For a retro movie experience, Film Forum is the place for you.
Chinatown
This lower Manhattan neighborhood is the perfect place to enjoy some of the tastiest Chinese cuisines around. Of course, the vendors selling fake luxury brand products and the bustling crowds only add to the excitement when you immerse yourself in this vibrant neighborhood. One must-visit restaurant is Wah Fung No. 1; a street vendor specializing in roast pork and duck.
