New York
One world observatory
285 Fulton St, New York, NY 10007
This is quite the experience. Once entering the One World Trade Center and buying tickets at the front desk (if you haven’t already purchased them online), you are escorted to the elevator which will take you 102 floors up to the observation deck. Once you are on the observation deck there is 360 degree views of New York, interactive presentations, a shop, and digital guides that allow you to identify buildings and areas that you see below. If you choose to dine, there is a restaurant as well however you do need a reservation.
(844) 696-1776
niagra falls
Niagara Falls State Park
This is a given!!! Niagra Falls is a group of three waterfalls falling between the border of New York and Canada. Absolutely breathtaking views as well as activities, exhibits, hiking trails, and restaurants.
The vessel
20 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001
The vessel is a structure and attraction that was built as part of the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project. You can climb 16 stories to the top of the vessel to see panoramic views of the city and overlook the Hudson. This is such a unique gem to explore in the city.
(332) 204-8500
Pietro Nolita
174 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10012
OK YES - pink might be my favorite color:) This is one of the most iconic, Instagrammable locations for a girl like me! This eatery has the perfect pink aesthetic along with delicious Italian food and drinks. The color was inspired by the pastel colors of the Italian Riviera. To Pietro (the founder), “pink represents many things, but above all he views the hue as a tribute to his mom and a token of appreciation to all the women who work hard, raise humans… and run the world!”
