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Christmas in NYC – Midtown
Rockefeller Center, Saks Fifth Ave, Bryant Park…walk with me and see all the best spots to celebrate Christmas in NYC! Grand Central Terminal Grand Brasserie opened October 2024 in classy Vanderbilt Hall. Seats 400 and offers classic French cuisine. Detailed article about the restaurant here. NYC Pedicabs They make drivers crazy, but the NYC pedicabs…
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Christmas at Macy’s NYC
Macy’s Christmas windows are a must-see if you’re in NYC during the holidays. Walk with me and take a ride on the original wooden escalators! Main Entrance, 34th Street Macy’s Herald Square was built in 1902. The building today was constructed in 3 phases (1902, 1924, 1931). Each section of the building have their own…
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Christmas in NYC – Downtown
Come walk with me and see Little Italy, the Financial District, and more, all decked out for the holidays! Battery Park Bowling Green Wall and Broad Street Financial District Seaport District Civic Center Chinatown Little Italy SoHo Swarovski, SoHo Union Square Madison Square Park Happy New Year 2025! Photos property of debbieinthecity.com unless otherwise noted.…
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The Great Elephant Migration
This month 100 Indian elephants moved into the Meatpacking district. Come walk with me and check out the Great Elephant Migration! When I heard about the life-sized sculptures I couldn’t wait to get down there. The elephants were created by the Coexistence Collective, 200 indigenous artisans in India. The elephants were on display in Newport,…
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Art and Nature on NYC’s High Line
The High Line Park is one of the city’s many gems. I hadn’t visited in a few months, so I was eager to take a walk this last day of Summer and soak in the beauty before the cool weather sets in. Much of the park runs through the Chelsea Art Gallery district, and there…
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Riding the St. Charles Ave Streetcar, New Orleans
Since 1835, the St. Charles Avenue streetcar has been running up and down St. Charles Avenue. It’s a fantastic way to see the gorgeous mansions, lush foliage, and really get the feel of the beauty and history that New Orleans has to offer. The St. Charles Streetcar line operates 24 hours a day, with cars…
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Beautiful New Orleans!
Coming soon, my adventure in the friendliest city I’ve ever visited, beautiful New Orleans, LA!
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Summer in Battery Park
My beautiful Battery Park, I miss you…it’s been too long.
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Fading into History
The demolition site of 8, 12, 14, 16 West 45th St., between 5th and 6th Avenues. The photo at the end shows the old buildings from 1916-1947 that are now a part of history. Plans for the site haven’t been revealed yet. Before, google images street view: Read more at:New York Yimby – permits filedNew…
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Everything You Need
Everything you need on East 59th Street, Midtown. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Cherry Blossoms in Central Park
It was another rainy weekend in the city, but Central Park is bursting with life – and cherry blossoms! Nothing was going to stop us from seeing them. Come walk with me and see the beauty of Springtime in Central Park. The Bridges We entered the park at West 90th Street and headed over Bridge…
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Tulip Festival at the West Side Community Garden
A chilly drizzle wasn’t enough to mar the beauty of the blooming tulips on the first day of the annual Tulip Festival! Come walk with me through the West Side Community Garden and see the incredible beauty. The Garden The West Side Community Garden is located at 123 West 89th Street, between Amsterdam and Columbus…
Debbie In the City
See the people and sights of NYC, as I wander and photograph the greatest city in the world!