The Fleur Room Lounge Thinking of sipping cocktails on the 35th floor of a skyscraper while overlooking New York City? Located at Moxy Hotel in Chelsea; 105 W. 28th St., Fleur Room is an incredible botanical-themed show stopper. This glass-encased lounge has 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline, from the Statue of Liberty to the Empire State Building. The Fleur Room was designed by the Rockwell Group. Moreover so, Fleur Room has a massive ‘80’s disco ball that once swung from the iconic LA nightclub Vertigo. In terms of cocktails, they serve the Fleur of the Valley. Fleur of the...
NEW YORK RUSH:
NEW YORK RUSH culture food luxury fashion and international outlook through a new york lens nyrush new york 10001 new york phone flashnews interview.
New York Rush an in-depth chat with musa hip hop radicalism propaganda scientists warn that NEW YORK RUSH current efforts are not enough to save the great barrier reef pay increase for head us.
execs last year navy parachutist dies during jersey city demonstration rate of alzheimer’s disease deaths jumped 54 in 15 years according to cdc fewer than 6 hours of sleep could double risk for people with metabolic syndrome new york city beaches to have free sunscreen this summer chicago only major us city to decrease in population from 2015 to 2016 opec poised for safe bet of oil cuts extension by nine months latest trump budget cuts children’s health insurance program pope and trump meet at the vatican north korea
Museums in New York City That You Must Visit
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Founded in 1870, this museum is truly encyclopedic. At the Museum of Art, you get to see statues from the very beginnings of civilization. The most amazing thing is the way the chronological range of the collections is matched by their geographical scope. It is fair enough to state that this place’s wealth of treasures truly demonstrates humankind’s protean nature, perseverance, craft, and genius. In addition to that, The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a rooftop garden area that also features periodic art installations. The Met has two locations that fascinate visitors with permanent collections and rotating...
Exploring Chinatown – New York City
Chinatown is absolutely majestic. Home to a dense population of Asian immigrants. There is no dull moment in this little town. In fact, it is one of New York City’s most evocative neighborhoods. However, it can be a little confusing if you do not have a guide. Here we give you an insight into what you can expect from this colorful town: First and foremost, the streets are not numbered. Therefore, you can actually get lost. Chinatown is always busy, narrow, and crowded. The History of Chinatown Chinese immigrants migrated to Manhattan’s Chinatown in the mid-1800s. The Chinese population grew tremendously. Later, in 1882,...
New York Botanical Garden Defines Beauty Of Japanese Hill And Pond
Heaven of greenery covers an area of 52 acres, with mesmerizing floras all around. One of the famous New York Gardens that has about more than 18,000 species and plants. This New York Botanical garden, Brooklyn, was established in 1970, which slowly became famous for garden collections, unique and attractive. Stretches of Japanese Hill It is famous for the Japanese gardens, the first, foremost Japanese species in an American garden. While moving through the trails of Japanese flowers that end and take you to the Water Garden. The architectural landscaping is described with a wooden bridge, Shinto shrine, and Stone lanterns....
Top 11 Brunch Locations in NYC
If there’s one thing that everyone can agree on, it’s that hands down brunch is the best kind of meal to have. There’s no better meal to eat out with a group of friends or family either, and there are so many options out there to try, especially in the city. New York City is the central hub of the greatest foods around the world, so there’s no better place to tuck in your napkin and order plate upon plate of breakfast specialties. Jacob’s Pickles Via Instagram/@Jacobspickles 1. Jacob’s Pickles is a favorite comfort food NYC brunch spot with rising...
New York’s Best Kept Secret, The Warren
New York City, while no slouch in the restaurant game, has been starting to feel a little stale. Chain restaurants, gimmick of the week specialty shops, dingy holes in the wall; they have all begun running together into a thick grey soup that would be right at home on their menus. But there is a beacon of hope, a shining example of how to do a New York City restaurant: The Warren. Located at 131 Christopher Street (conveniently near the Path Station), The Warren is sure to be a stop worth taking on an foodie’s NYC travels. Boasting Lunch, Brunch...
