#visit New York City

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Anne Frank House in New York City Headlines Fall Culture Calendar

De Boekenkast: bookcase in front of Secret Annex. New Yorkers will have the opportunity to actually tour a re-creation of Anne Frank’s hiding place, never before seen outside Amsterdam (© Anne Frank House, photographer Cris Toala Olivares) By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com New York is one of the premier cultural capitals of the world and fall is when the…

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New York City

[tea-tuesday]

12/28/2023

aaaand i'm back !! sorry for the radio silence, i've been so busy these past few weeks after getting back from europe. i decided to take a break from DC and spend the holidays in my favorite city, NYC <3 all i do everyday is café hop, journal, and read for my upcoming legal literature class (currently reading 1984, which i've never read in high school). in good news, i found out today i passed the state bar, woohoo !! i was pretty worried when i sat for it in my airbnb in portugal and even considered canceling it but i'm glad i took the risk :)) hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday season !!!

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[israelcastillophoto]

Corning, New York

[icantalk710]

Sunseeker, you made me a believer... Sunseeker, did you know I need you?

Some views from my chilly-but-gorgeous jog earlier 🏃🏽‍♂️

[frankiebirds]

morgan's reaction to reid revealing he's never been to new york is so funny to me. maybe it's that he says his first line:

jj speaks:

(two sidenotes: one: jj is very cute here. two: why is she sitting like that)

and then morgan keeps going:

i think it would be less funny to me if there wasn't a beat between his two lines because it gives the impression that he's just Stuck on this train of thought. if hotch hadn't stopped their silliness to remind them that they're in a crime show would he have kept going. "it's four hours in your gay little car! it's a 24 hour 34 minute bike ride! it's a 112 hour walk! what is wrong with you!"

[wayaway1]

Explore the Magic of Lapland, Finland

Looking for the ultimate winter wonderland? Lapland, Finland, is the perfect destination to experience snow-covered landscapes, reindeer sleigh rides, and the enchanting northern lights. Families can visit Santa’s Village, while adventure seekers can enjoy activities like dog sledding and snowmobiling. Lapland is truly a magical escape for the holiday season.

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Festive Fun in Aspen, Colorado

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Experience the Charm of New York City

Don’t wait start planning your end-of-year getaway now and create memories that will last a lifetime. Book your dream trip today!

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Soak Up the Sun in the Maldives

Escape the cold and enjoy the tropical paradise of the Maldives. With its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and luxury resorts, it’s the ultimate destination for relaxation and romance. End your year soaking up the sun, diving into crystal-clear waters, and experiencing world-class hospitality.

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Celebrate Culture in Rome, Italy

Rome is a city steeped in history and holiday traditions. Explore iconic landmarks like the Colosseum and the Vatican, while enjoying festive decorations and traditional Italian Christmas markets. Rome offers the perfect blend of culture, history, and holiday cheer.

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Relax on the Caribbean Islands

Trade winter chills for Caribbean thrills! From Jamaica to the Bahamas, the Caribbean islands are perfect for those seeking sunny beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant cultures. Whether you’re into snorkeling, lounging, or exploring local cuisines, the Caribbean is a dream holiday destination.

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Witness Spectacular Fireworks in Sydney, Australia

Ring in the New Year with Sydney’s world-famous fireworks display over the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. Combine the celebration with exploring Australia’s beautiful beaches, unique wildlife, and vibrant city life. Sydney is a must-visit for an unforgettable New Year’s Eve.

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No matter your holiday style, there’s a perfect destination waiting for you. Don’t wait — start planning your end-of-year getaway now and create memories that will last a lifetime. Book your dream trip today!

Don’t wait start planning your end-of-year getaway now and create memories that will last a lifetime. Book your dream trip today!

[chrismullinsexperience]

New York (Part 2)

[brooklynmuseum]

Who let the dogs out?! Fine with us, we love seeing our furry friends visiting the Brooklyn Museum. 🐶💗

Share your visit to the Museum (or your pet’s visit to the plaza) with us using #MyBkM for a chance to be reposted!

📷 (on Instagram): @shibaclan, @winston_leary, @pippainthecity, @miss_pepper_the_cockerpoo, @motleycrew2012

[jackleopard]

editing a family travel video for one of my dad's friends and there are so many clips of them driving around with taylor playing on their playlist and now I'm trying to guess which of the sons is the swiftie

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Manhattan Bridge

[funnyforyou24]

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Winter, 1888, New York City

[rabbitcruiser]

Visit The Zoo Day

If animals are your passion then Visit the Zoo Day gives you a great opportunity to really get close to some of the most intriguing and engaging species on the planet. No matter where you live, your usually not far from a zoo, so why not go for a visit and find out more? Some people think of zoos only as cruel prisons where countless animals are kept, bored to death, from the moment they’re born till the moment they die. But these days zoos are at the forefront of much of the research which goes on into animal behaviour and how best to protect vulnerable animals from extinction. Many zoos have breeding programmes running, where they work with other facilities around the world to increase the numbers of endangered populations. In most of the better zoos around the globe, the enclosures the animals are kept in are relatively roomy and attempt to mirror an animal’s natural environment as closely as possible. Some zoos house indigenous species as well as or rather than those from further away. All in all, zos are fascinating (and often smelly) places where we can get a lot closer to nature than we would ever have the chance to otherwise, and that’s definitely worth trying at least once or twice in life.

The History of Visit The Zoo Day

The idea of having exotic animals confined to a certain area for other people to view or observe is not new at all. The earliest such enclosure , called a “menagerie” discovered by excavators in Egypt and is believed to date back to about 3500 B.C. King Solomon of Israel was a known ancient animal collector, as were King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia and Alexander the Great. Wild animals were also collected to be used in the arenas during the Roman Games, though most of those died violent deaths after being pitted against each other for the amusement of the crowd. Later, British kings kept wild animals in the Tower of London, with the price of viewing them being a small dog or cat that could be used to feed them. The first actual zoo, created not to stroke the ego of a monarch, but rather to educate and entertain, was opened in London in 1828.

How to Celebrate Visit the Zoo Day

The best way to celebrate this day is to visit a zoo yourself, and perhaps take your partner or your children with you. You have likely been to the zoo before, however, so you are aware f how people just move from one animal to the next, never paying any of them nearly as much attention as they should. So this tie, try to make your trip to the zoo different. Make a point of reading up on several specific animals beforehand in order to know as much a bout them as possible before you see them live. Then, spend more than the few moments most people spend gazing idly at the creature before moving right onto the next one. Study it, observe it, try to get the best look possible, take note of the animal’s behaviour, which you can later discuss with your partner or family. This Visit the Zoo Day, remember why zoos were created in the first place, and take advantage of the full learning potential they offer.

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