Beautiful stairs. If you are around the area, it is a nice place to climb up these stairs & get…read moresome exercise and get amazing views of the area. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but will sure make a visit if I am nearby.

Sometimes you have to take two steps back to take ten forward. …read more.. It sounds simple telling people to work hard and never quit, but to really execute and demonstrate those principles takes discipline and faith. ... I went through every emotion with tryna pursue what I'm doing, you know what I mean? Keep the faith

I felt like I walked into 1985 when I stepped into this building. Everything is so outdated and all…read moreof their processes seem completely antiquated. Having said that, I never have an issue getting done whatever it is I go there for. I guess they're going with the old "...ain't broke, don't fix it" adage.

A wonderful bridge. I am leaving NYC today. Everybody makes such a wonderful privilege with their…read moredesign and their maintenance. I am so grateful to everyone does their job for this mighty bridge so well. We get to travel smoothly and safely thanks to all.

The Lincoln Tunnel is a three-tube vehicular tunnel that runs beneath the Hudson River, connecting…read moreNew York City and Weehawken in New Jersey. It's about one and half mile long, and I've experienced traffic and construction through this tunnel almost every time I visited.

Can't give Frank's Birthplace lower than a 4.... But it's sad that this town hasn't done more for…read morethis Landmark than place a star on the Sidewalk! Shame on Hoboken! Unfortunately the actual building has burned to the ground. All that is left is a brick arch. Still a real fan has to stop here! Just think, 100 years ago the Chairman of the Board started life right here!

Although he was born and raised in Hoboken, legend says he hated Hoboken & New Jersey for most of…read morehis life because his community never saw him as the star he was trying to be & later became. then HBK wanted to embrace him after he was a success in Manhattan. Sad this spot isn't more preserved to his honor and memory!

Amazing spot. There…read moreare lots of places to take amazing pictures of New York City (NYC) skyline from Hoboken, NJ. But, this place located inside the Steven's Institute of Technology campus is even more fantastic. You get one of the highest point in Hoboken, NJ to take pictures and views of NYC skyline. Must visit when in Hoboken, NJ. NOTE: The exact location is opposite of The Torch Bearers statue (guy on a horse), past the standing clock and towards the giant flag pole.

Yeah, it's kind of a goofy audio science phenomenon due to the architecture in Grand Central…read more Located in the lower level near the Oyster Bar you'll locate the whispering gallery, and in fact you might find other people doing the same thing smiling into a corner, whispering, and the other person on the opposite side of the arch can clearly hear you as if you're next to them. That's pretty much it. I tried it with a friend and it works.

The Whispering Gallery is a New York moment that reminds you why the city is so special. Tucked…read moreinside Grand Central, it's charming and very New York. Stand at opposite corners, whisper into the wall, and somehow your voice travels perfectly across. You can stop by on a random weekday and end up smiling like a tourist. It's free, takes five minutes, and is perfect for a quick stop or showing out-of-town friends.

This is an amazing, shiny, impressive structure and piece of art tinged with the sad history of…read morewhat's happened here on too many occasions. It is currently closed for the season, but you can still walk pretty close to it, take photos, and hang out in the grounds of Hudson Yards. Going doing the weekday and during the day is probably best to avoid crowds. I love how each angle gives a different unique background of the New York buildings! Definitely a spot to stop by if you're in the area!

The Vessel is located in a convenient area, right outside the Hudson Yards Mall and nearby…read morerestaurants and shops. We walked on the High Line to get here. It is a cool structure and was nice to see in person. We didn't go to the top, but I'd imagine the views are pretty nice from up there. However, for the fee it costs to go to the top, I'd rather spend the money on an experience like Top of the Rock or the Edge, where you are higher above the city and have better views. Worth seeing once or if you are in the area, but I personally wouldn't recommend someone to go out of their way to see this.

Washington Mews is a scenic street in Greenwich Village…read more Please see below reel excerpt.

Cool little street with a lot of history. A few people lounging around but nothing crazy. A lot of…read moreStreets prettier in the City but I fun walk down regardless.

One of the perks of living in North Jersey is being in close proximity to NYC…read more The Hudson River Waterfront Walkway spans 18.5 miles from Bayonne to the George Washington Bridge. The route goes through Jersey City, Hoboken, West New York, North Bergen, Edgewater, and Fort Lee. This is a scenic walk that offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. There are many access points throughout the walkway. Some of them are the Edgewater Commons Shopping Center, Port Imperial (Weehawken), River Street (Hoboken), and Liberty State Park (Jersey City). It's pedestrian and bike friendly, so all runners, walkers, and bikers are welcome. The best views are at Pier A (Hoboken), Exchange Place (JC), and Liberty State Park (JC). You'll be able to see Midtown Manhattan, the Financial District, the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island. Other than taking in the beautiful views of the skyline, there are plenty of other activities and attractions. Here are some notable ones: *Parks - Liberty State Park, Veteran's Field Park, James Braddock Park *Dining - All of the waterfront neighborhoods have a vibrant food scene, so don't hesitate to stop and dine in at any of the restaurants or bars. *Kayak launch sites - Urban Paddle, Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse *Shopping - Newport Centre in Jersey City *Memorials and Statues - 9/11 Memorial, Korean War Veteran Memorial, Water's Soul, Colgate Clock *Access to mass transit - Hoboken Station, Edgewater Ferry, Liberty Island Ferry Terminal I've been living in this area for nearly three decades and I'll never get tired of it. If you want to enjoy city views, but don't want to deal with the horrific bridge/tunnel traffic, tolls, and the crowds.... this is the right destination for you.

So in case you want to know: round trip from end to end of the entire loop is 2 miles. We walked it…read moreon a lovely fall day. It was breezy but not windy. Well maintained. Safe walk. Just a lovely path for a nice walk.