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In the heart of Midtown Manhattan stands one of the world’s most famous arenas. Atop the bustling platforms of Penn Station, Madison Square Garden has played host to…

Locals know the best meals are sometimes found outside the restaurant. NYC Food Carts elevate the quick snack to an art form. There’s something special about the steel…

Considered as a cultural hub of the region, Dallas is usually associated with Dallas Cowboys and the John F. Kennedy assassination. Although, you can expect to find one…

There are dozens of reasons why LA is so popular, so it is hardly possible to list all of them. Some of the most exciting features of the…

Traveling from one place to another is directly linked with plenty of positive emotions, including excitement, enthusiasm, admiration, satisfaction, enjoyment, and even inspiration. But traveling with kids is…

No matter what type of trip you take, traveling to a new place evokes a wide range of pleasant emotions during and after the journey. Hence, adventures with…

There are many great places to see in Los Angeles, and it is true what they say, traffic is a nightmare… but if you can get past the…

The City of New York is among the cities that comprise the most extensive cultural diversity. NYC is renowned for its varying local cultural movements. Therefore, NYC not…

Dallas is a beautiful city in Texas, the culture of which grew in depth and importance along with the diversification of its population. Dallas is renowned for a…

The traditional role of museums remains unaltered due to its immense importance for collecting, preserving, and presenting a wide variety of cultural, religious, and historical artifacts. Even though…

John F. Kennedy International Airport (or simply JFK) is an international airport located in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens, New York City. Being the primary international airport of…

The first thing that comes to your mind when you hear “Georgia” might be the state located in the US. However, there is a small country in the…

Italian cuisine has been developing for centuries, along with social and economic alterations. Although you might think of Pizza or Lasagna if you were asked to name a…

The history of NYC skyscrapers begins in the 1890s with the construction of the New York World Building. Since then, New York has been well-established for more than…

It is quite apparent that traveling to a new destination involves visiting various museums that reflect the cultural characteristics of a particular country or region. Luckily, there are…

Blog written by Barry Finnegan The Jim Henson Studio Lot One of my favorite places to point out to guests when we drive through (https://www.exp1.com/los-angeles-tours/private-la-highlights-tour/) Hollywood is The…

This post is a guide to visiting the Chrysler Building. You’ll learn a little history, where it’s located and what to do there. While this is one of…

Post and Photos by Barry Finnegan There are over 250 Guitar Centers across the United States but only one of them has the cemented hand prints of some…

Original post by Andrew Renslow With so many sport franchises here in Los Angeles, some of those teams must share an arena. New York has Madison Square Garden,…

You can’t spell New York without art. One thing that will definitely catch your eye while walking around the streets of NYC is the #streetart. There are graffiti…

Paris is one of the most beautiful and enchanting cities in the world. And nothing epitomizes that beauty and sophistication more than the Eiffel Tower. Gustave Eiffel, the…

From gorgeous window displays to festive lights and decoration to humongous Christmas trees, New York knows how to do Christmas! The city comes alive with outdoor holiday markets…

“Whisper, Speakeasy, the police are watching”! Long ago, in the prohibition-era America, the “speakeasy” became a common name to describe a place to get an illicit drink. No…

For most Americans, Labor Day conjures up images of barbecues, parades, and the wistful end of summer. Few give thought to the origin of the holiday, beyond perhaps…

Original Post by Andrew Renslow Murphy Ranch Secret Stairs A few weeks ago, I wrote a about the various hiking trails here in LA but what if you…

Original Post by Andrew Renslow Hollywood has produced tons of icons over the years and it is safe to say that Marilyn Monroe is one of the most…

It’s your first time in Los Angeles and you don’t want to brave the car traffic on your own? Consider accessible public transportation instead! Everyone knows LA suffers…

1865: French historian Edouard de Laboulaye suggests that France create a statue to give to the United States to celebrate its success in building a democracy. 1870: The…

1. France gave the Statue of Liberty as a gift in 1886. 2. There are 354 steps to the crown. 4. The crown’s 7 rays refer to the…

Original Post by Deissy Flores Nowadays, Hollywood celebrity status is given to almost anyone, ranging from Youtubers to reality TV stars. James Dean, however, is still one of…

The Statue of Liberty is known as a symbol of freedom around the world! It is so iconic, the Statue and its infamous Crown have been featured in…

1. Coney Island started out as a seaside resort in 1824. As the number of visitors grew, so did the number of attractions, which included restaurants, shops, racetracks,…

Located at 8th Avenue and West 31st Street, Penn Station is a major transportation hub as well as an NYC landmark. The Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) built the first…

Original article written by Rosanna Oh The John F. Kennedy International Airport, also known as JFK, serves as NYC’s main international airport. Formerly known as the Idlewild Airport,…

Take a look at some of the coolest nightclubs on the Sunset Strip!  The historic mile and a half stretch on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, CA, today…

Walk along the streets of New York’s Chinatown today, and you’ll find authentic Chinese cuisine, eclectic shops, and historic buildings. Home to the largest Chinese population in the…

After a few hours of traveling in New York City, you’re bound to get hungry. Known for its diversity, the Big Apple offers cuisines from all over the…

Everyone has their own reasons for travel. Whether you have to go somewhere for business, to visit family or just to see the world, motivation is motivation. So here’s…

The Hot Dog Cart. If there’s such a thing as a New York Culinary Icon then the Hot Dog Cart is certainly under consideration. This quintessential street meat…

While we love the Big Apple year round, even we admit that February can be a bit gloomy. But that’s no reason not to visit this incredible city,…

A rundown of one of New York’s legendary night clubs! Studio 54 is now home to the Roundabout Theatre Company, but that hasn’t always been the case. Over the…

The history of one of the oldest hotels in New York: The Dakota Hotel! New York has its fair share of historic buildings, but few are as storied…

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and romantic New Yorkers are scrambling to plan the perfect date night. Here in the Big Apple, of course, we have…

Idyllic, inspiring, and haunted? It may be one of the jewels of New York City, but the beauty of Washington Square Park hides a macabre past. Walking through…

New York is a wonderful City to spend any holiday! And as Hollywood has shown us time and time again, it’s an ideal spot to celebrate Christmas. These…

Strolling down the Meatpacking District’s chic sidewalks, it can be hard to imagine the rough and tumble history that gave name to this neighborhood. Once upon a time…

We’re all familiar with Lady Liberty and her torch, lighting the way for millions of travelers. Yet, there’s so much more to this American icon. Did you know…

Today’s post on the New York Botanical Garden is brought to you by one of our excellent New York Tour1 interns: Noelia Acosta. Noelia Acosta is honor roll student…