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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is the latest world-class observatory to come up in New York City, after the Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, One World Observatory, and The Edge. The observation deck is on the 91st, 92nd, and 93rd floors of One Vanderbilt, Manhattan’s tallest commercial skyscraper. The SUMMIT offers 360-degree views of New … Read more
A visit to Summit One Vanderbilt is incomplete without digging into food at Après, a refreshing outpost designed by Danny Meyer of Union Square Events. Since Apres is part of the observation deck experience, guests need the Summit One Vanderbilt tickets to enter. Après Summit One Vanderbilt is a restaurant cum bar that, besides filling … Read more
SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is a new addition to New York’s already exciting cultural and entertainment scene. Guests can visit One Vanderbilt SUMMIT any time of the day – when the sun shines above your head or after dark. Each time of the day offers a different experience, but nothing can match the serenity, the lights, … Read more
Of the three facades that architect Antoni Gaudi had planned for Sagrada Familia Cathedral, two – the Passion facade and the Nativity facade – are complete. The Glory facade, which represents Christ’s eternal glory, is yet to be completed. The Passion facade faces the west and represents the suffering of Christ during his crucifixion. While … Read more
Paris has been around for more than 2,000 years and is also known as ‘city of love’ and ‘city of lights.’ It is a magical city known to cast an unbreakable spell on every first-time visitor. If its tourist attractions are to go by, Paris is grand, beautiful, and pure art. It has grand attractions … Read more
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. William, the Conqueror, built the castle in the 11th century, and since then, it has been the home for 39 Monarchs. The British Queen used to spend her weekend at this castle. Every year more than 1.5 million tourists visit this Royal residence. … Read more
The Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery) in Berlin is dedicated to the art of the 20th century and showcases masterpieces from Nationalgalerie’s diverse collection. The paintings on display at Neue Nationalgalerie are from various European and North American artists. Be prepared to be wowed by the artwork and architecture on display at New Nationalgalerie during … Read more
Sub-zero temperatures, artistic ice sculptures, and delicious cocktails sound like something right out of an alpine dream. Such is the atmosphere at the Berlin Icebar, where everything is made out of ice. Indulge in an icy adventure in this frozen wonderland, rated as the number one thing to do in Berlin nightlife. This article covers … Read more
Take a step back in time to discover the emblematic structures and bustling neighborhood of Athens on this amazing Athens Mythology Tour. Walk past some popular attractions like the Acropolis, Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, and the Parthenon, and learn about their historical relevance through stories. Delve into Athens’ illustrious history and explore the … Read more
If you’re in Athens, you shouldn’t leave the city without visiting the Acropolis Museum, dedicated exclusively to the Parthenon and its surrounding temples. The museum encompasses an expansive area of 23,000 square meters, distributed across four floors. The ancient artifacts displayed at the museum provide a captivating glimpse into the lives of people during the … Read more
Theater has always been an intrinsic and integral part of Greek culture since ancient times. It was a way to escape the daily stressful lives and a means to mingle with people. The theme of Greek theater revolves around a number of themes, including mythology, tragedy, comedy, and satire, that the audience can connect with. … Read more
The time needed to explore Amsterdam fully depends on your interests, pace, and the memories you want to create during the holiday. Most visitors need at least 5 to 7 days to explore the city more thoroughly, including its main attractions, museums, neighborhoods, and hidden gems. If you are in a rush, you can pack … Read more
Amsterdam has a rich history, picturesque canals, stunning architecture, world-class museums, and a vibrant culture, which makes it an ideal holiday destination for everybody. No wonder the Dutch capital receives about 18 million visitors per year. The city is ideal for all travelers – families, couples, groups of friends, seniors, etc. The best part about … Read more
The Anne Frank House is a biographical museum dedicated to Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank. The Museum lets you experience the times described in the diary of the young girl Anne Frank. It also displays touching exhibits about the persecution and discrimination Jews went through. This article shares everything you must know before booking Anne … Read more
Body Worlds Amsterdam is a unique exhibition where visitors see real plastinated human bodies and learn about how our bodies work. While learning about the human anatomy, you will also learn how happiness affects our body and vice versa. Body Worlds – The Happiness Project has toured over 100 cities in Europe, America, Africa, and … Read more
You don’t need to love beer to love the Heineken Experience in Amsterdam. Almost 1.5 million tourists take the self-guided tour every year through the original Heineken Brewery, built in 1867. During the 90 minutes tour, you learn about Heineken’s story, brand, and how the world’s best quality beer is brewed and bottled. This article … Read more
The 9/11 Memorial and Museum is a tribute to the lives lost on 11 September 2001 and 26 February 1993 (World Trade Center bombing). The museum serves as a poignant reminder of the tragic events and offers visitors valuable insight into the day’s events. Situated on the former site of the Twin Towers, the memorial … Read more
Summit One Vanderbilt Observation deck is the latest attraction to come up in New York City. It is a classic example of the synthesis of art, technology, creativity, and entertainment. The immersive observation deck is spread over floors 91, 92, and 93 of the One Vanderbilt building at 45 E 42nd St., just above Grand … Read more
Since its opening, The SUMMIT at One Vanderbilt has amassed huge popularity, challenging New York’s other observation decks, such as the Top of the Rock, Empire State Building, and The Edge. Summit One Vanderbilt helps locals and tourists become part of the iconic New York City skyline and not just observe it from above. The … Read more
The Statue of Liberty symbolizes freedom, inspiration, and hope and is one of the most recognizable figures in the world. Every year more than four million board the Statue of Liberty ferries to reach Liberty Island and see the iconic figure from up close. In the second part of their trip, they hop back on … Read more