"I Got Up, I Went" & saw "Nothing, Something, Everything" On Kawara - Silence
If you are staying at the Sheraton, this is a great, convenient spot to snorkel right by the resort.
Awesome place for scubadiving and snorkling 🐠🐢 just rent snorkling gear for 20 dollars for 24 hours 👍
You'll see a ton of sea creatures (fish, sea urchin, turtles!!!) the closer you are to the rocks/reefs. Great place to snorkel!
Be sure to ask for a room with the larger balcony. The room category and cost is the same.
There is a smaller entrance with a few parking spots about a 1,000ft before the main parking by the cave. Less crowded part of the beach.
Best place in Kauai to snorkel. Be sure to go out to the center where you can watch the sharks going in and out of the tunnels 20 feet down.
Parking lot is usually packed, but this is well worth the short walk. Might want to bring a rain coat because it gets pretty wet here.
A tripod is a must in the lava tubes. If you use an iPad for photography, you're cheating yourself out of good pictures.
Gorgeous place. You will be amazed to find this tube in the middle of a rainforest!
White sand, clear and teal watered beach, with water so soft and comfortable you'll spend more time in than out. Check out the cave behind the southern lava rock face. You can wade to it in the water.
There's a cool cove at N end of beach: walk N toward the hotel, then W along the trail at hotel lawn edge. Look down. There it is! Swim N just outside the cove for relatively neat & easy snorkeling.
15 artist studios, galleries, shops, a café, a flexible classroom space, and hosts special events throughout the year. Phone: (609) 626-3805
Seafood is fresh & ok vs. HEFTY bill. Yet, worth it for spectacular views of Rockefeller Ctr ice-skating rink in winter months. Get a seat near the window for great Christmas tree & people-watching.
Good if you could score a seat outside during warm weather mos. Seafood is okay but pricey. Better to go during HH Mon-Sat's 4-7pm for their $8 drinks: Mojito, Sangria & Brooklyn Pilsner Draft.
The Garnier cocktail, made with Mount Gay Rum, is sweet and refreshing; perfect for a summer afternoon on the waterfront patio.
Poe lived in the house from 1846 to 1846, when it was part of the village of Fordham, and during this time wrote his masterpieces “Annabel Lee” and “The Bells.”
The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage house is now a museum operated by the Bronx County Historical Society and was landmarked in 1966.
It's a shack and if you don't look quick enough you might miss it. It's right off the Grand Concourse between the E190s heading down toward Fordham Rd area
So lush and pretty! Layers and layers or orchids. Don't miss out! The Orchid Show at NY Botanical.
This formerly appointment-only collection is now open to the public: 150 neon signs date back as far as the 1930's and include iconic displays from the Moulin Rouge, the Desert Inn, and the Stardust.
Purchase your tickets online. They sell out quickly. Also, allow enough time to make it to the museum. Traffic is heavy at time in Vegas.
Best part about Vegas. This outdoor sign graveyard exhibits a fascinating history. Go at sunset so you can see the signs in the day light and lit up.
Take a night tour — definitely worth it! This sign is celebrating the founding of Las Vegas in 1905
Three stories of nothing but the mob. It's so well designed and has a great flow with a ton of interactive displays throughout. Set aside 2-3 hours for everything. Parking is $5 for three hours.
The lectures and speaking events are AWESOME! There's a lot of benefits to becoming a member and it's only $25 for the year! Love this place.
On the 3rd floor -- in the prohibition section -- make sure you wait until the movie stops & screen goes up. An artifact will be revealed.
Park at the California and validate when you're done. $3 limited parking at museum.
Amazing exhibits of miniatures (including interactive elements) around the world!
They have a room of block letter printing machines on display, and also some awsome prints for sale!
Fancy a glimpse of ancient China? Then come here. It dates back 400 years to Ming Dynasty. Though it's a reconstruction, it's beautifully done. Lots to see, do, & eat. Spare at least 3 hours here.
Find Fuyou Rd near the metro exit if you want to buy good silk & cashmere scarves the cheapest. Inside the old town, prices will triple.
Google map entrance wrong, look for the little bridge. RMB 30 fee to get in, as everywhere in china, prices in the gift shops are negotiable
I highly recommend visiting on a Saturday afternoon to talk with the artists with studios in the Tower and consider buying their art. Take the elevator to the top and then walk down.
Visit the FREE Open Studio Day at Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower this Saturday. View artists' studios and work from 1-5pm. Leia mais.
Every first and third Friday of the month is "Date Night." Go there and watch some fun demonstrations, make a pendant, ornament or flower, and grab some drinks at The Glass Grill.
When strolling through three acres' worth of 34 sculptures, escaping to the Baltimore Museum of Art is like escaping to a country estate. Read more: http://bit.ly/NEM7TR
Not a fan of strict coat check policy but love the Garden Court /atrium + Pay-as-U-wish hrs Wed’s 2-6pm & FREE on monthly 1st Fri’s 6-9pm. Works from Vermeer, Turner, Manet & more.
Klimt & Schiele show coming 7/12-9/4/18. Otherwise, museum is small & not worth $20pp. FREE 1st FRI’s of every mo 6-9pm w/ museum shops + Café Sabarsky open for drinks, dinner & dessert until 9pm.
Open WED - SUN 11am - 6pm. Closed MON & TUE. Spend $25 to park FREE in Wave Garage
The most awesome display of over 1400 historical aircraft & artifacts: Discovery space shuttle, & Enola Gay!
Discovery space shuttle, Enola Gay, & over 1400 historical aircraft & artifacts!
Yrs of lovely, romantic moments here :)...my #1 spot for the most spectacular views of LA! Go watch the sunset, visit Planetarium, & see the stars w/ the lawn telescopes instead of lining up 4 Zeiss.
Celebrated my big 4-0 @ this old Hollywood haunt w/ my best LA friends. Come for the drinks, grounds & sunset views but not for the pricey food.
A touristy spot but I still love the Grove for the relaxed shopping atmosphere, tacos & aguas frescos at La Lotería in Farmers Mkt, & the star-sightings. Also, I get my parking validated in the Mkt.
Best during Sakura fest (only ~April-May)..most beautiful cherry blossoms ever seen but gone in a flash! For daily blooms status, check out "Cherry Watch": http://www.bbg.org/exp/cherries/map.html
The locally stocked gift shop and café are as impressive as the collections. Visit on a Friday night for free admission and share the experience with your Trust Network: http://bit.ly/1c3Hiig
Great museum with new exhibits and a fantastic permanent collection. Free admission on Fridays is a nice perk, too. Make sure to check out the local galleries along Congress Street and in the Old Port
Besides view, avg food+subpar svc didn’t equate to exorbitant prices, esp since we noted online (& VM’s) it was our 10TH WEDDING ANNI & THEY DID NOTHING TO MAKE IT SPECIAL. Our server even snubbed us!
If U must order food, get Short Rib Sliders (comes w/ great fries) & Heirloom Tomato-Burrata Salad. They’re better deals & tasted better than unrefined Peekatoe Crab Toast dish.
Pricey but great views & better deal than paying to go to the Top w/ tourists! For AM, ask for outdoor table facing CPK side. For sunset - PM, ask for indoor table facing ESB, esp when past 9:45pm.
