i dont plan to eat or buy stuff from there but i just wanted to get to experience it. what other stuff you recommend?
just overall see all the different neighborhoods in ny (meatpacking, greenwich, les, soho, williamsburg, dumbo, etc). also depends how long youll be there. might want to hit up some nightlife spots (rooftop bars, k town
, etc)
Went to Israel last year and was nice. Stayed in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Also went to Jordan just for Petra.
Hit Japan last year with some dudes I met on ktt. Stayed in Tokyo and it was awesome.
Went back to Japan this year for a month with my irl friends and saw much more of the country. Tokyo, Kyoto, Takayama, Kanazawa, Osaka, Hiroshima, Kobe, Nara. Still have to go back to check out the northern area.
Then most recently I went to China this summer. Beijing, Shanghai, Zhengzhou, Luoyang. Shanghai was probably the most impressive city I've seen after my hometown of NYC.
Had a lil leisure trip to Cancun as well but that's just your typical r&r vaca.
top 5 places ive been
tokyo
hands down number one. expensive but worth it. so much to do. clean af, food is unreal.
paris
i speak french so i love it. french girls fine asf. food is amazing, city is so beautiful. only downside is there are a few sketch areas.
seoul
like a cheaper version of tokyo with crazy good shopping. chrome hearts store there is AMAZING. super fun, friendly people. food is pretty good too.
bali
cheap af. beautiful beaches and nature stuff. hella americans moved there and westernized it with healthy restaurants n s***. food is sooo good and soooo cheap.
buenos aires
litterally a latin hybrid of Paris and Los Angeles, but significantly cheaper than both. The architecture is unbelievable, the women are fire asf. If you like steak, you won't find a better one than in Buenos Aires (unless it's Kobe in Japan).
a few places i found overrated
london
very overrated, very touristy, overpriced and dangerous. my friends and I got mugged on our first day.
budapest
it's a cool city but the locals we're super rude to my friends and I. we later heard it's an eastern euro thing but it was really only Hungary where we felt this. Skip Budapest and do prague instead.
singapore
ridiculously overpriced and not all that good for what it is. go to kuala lumpur right next door for the same vibe at 1/3 of the price.
dublin
pretty cool city if you like drinking and Catholicism, but aside from that there's not much there. very expensive and rainy.
i dont plan to eat or buy stuff from there but i just wanted to get to experience it. what other stuff you recommend?
Times Sq is cool if it's ur first time
The Highline
central park ofc
museum of modern art (has a dope ass store)
canal st (fake stuff) / chinatown
SoHo
Chelsea Market
OG NYC Deli's (Russ & Daughters)
Economy Candy (OG Candy Store)
Hell's Kitchen district for food (Tori Shin is my fav restaurant OAT)
Shake Shack
I'd stick to Manhattan and Brooklyn and avoid Harlem / Newark
albania / serbia / croatia / montenegro (my fav)
loved em all minus Hungary (no offense to my hungarians out there)
gonna visit Poland, Bucharest, Kyiv, Bulgaria, and maybe Lithuania this year
going back to Macedonia over the summer for family. visit Ohrid if you've never been to Eastern Europe before, it's beautiful
albania / serbia / croatia / montenegro (my fav)
loved em all minus Hungary (no offense to my hungarians out there)
gonna visit Poland, Bucharest, Kyiv, Bulgaria, and maybe Lithuania this year
Shqipëri
albania / serbia / croatia / montenegro (my fav)
loved em all minus Hungary (no offense to my hungarians out there)
gonna visit Poland, Bucharest, Kyiv, Bulgaria, and maybe Lithuania this year
Albania is a s***hole but ya Serbia Croatia and Montenegro are probably some of the most fun places in Europe
Albania is a s***hole but ya Serbia Croatia and Montenegro are probably some of the most fun places in Europe
it's nice man only was there a few days and there's some bad ass b****es and really dope scenery
Times Sq is cool if it's ur first time
The Highline
central park ofc
museum of modern art (has a dope ass store)
canal st (fake stuff) / chinatown
SoHo
Chelsea Market
OG NYC Deli's (Russ & Daughters)
Economy Candy (OG Candy Store)
Hell's Kitchen district for food (Tori Shin is my fav restaurant OAT)
Shake Shack
I'd stick to Manhattan and Brooklyn and avoid Harlem / Newark
any clubs or events going on at new years?
im so excited from 2020 bros
im traveling all year
new york - january
paris, uk, spain, italy - may
cali/miami - july
tokyo - september
I honestly don’t feel comfortable traveling anywhere outside of North America and Europe
my first trip of the year (2020) is new york! going today til jan 3!!
Might take a trip to Siberia by stowing away on an AN-124
what happens when you get there?
If you can verify that you have Jewish ancestry, the government of Israel will foot the bill for a trip to Israel
Also the Generalitat of Catalonia will give you a free trip to Catalonia but the catch is you have to learn to speak Catalan to stay there, they give you the lessons though
resources to verify this?
my first trip of the year (2020) is new york! going today til jan 3!!
oh yeah you were telling me be safe
in times square atm