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NYC Neighborhoods
What to Do and Where to Eat in Tribeca, New York
Searching for a reason to get out of the house and make a quick escape to the big city? Look no further! Tribeca, New York City is still relatively unknown to most tourists, making it a perfect alternative to the typical hustle and bustle of the city. Despite the lack of tourists, the neighborhood is...
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Williamsburg, Brooklyn: What to do and Where to Stay
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is quite possibly one of the most exciting neighborhoods to visit in any of New York City’s boroughs. It’s a young and energetic neighborhood brimming with great food, talented artists and musicians, and plenty of unique activities that you won’t find anywhere else. Plus, it’s just a short public transit or cab ride...
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Dumbo, New York: A Picture-Perfect Getaway in Brooklyn
Dumbo, or as it’s known among New Yorkers, Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, is one of the most picturesque neighborhoods you can visit in the city. Technically, Dumbo is located in Brooklyn, but it’s only a short distance from C&J’s terminal at Port Authority in Manhattan. It’s easy to hop on the subway or...
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Little Italy, NYC, Offers Food, History, and Shopping
Nestled in the midst of Chinatown, Tribeca, SoHo, Nolita, and the Lower East Side is Little Italy, a tiny neighborhood with a huge personality. This area was settled by Italian immigrants in the late 19th century and gained a reputation throughout the 20th century for being home to many members of the Mafia (John Gotti...
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Six Ways to Enjoy Fall in NYC
The leaves in Central Park are starting to turn, college students are rushing through the subway on the way to class, and the flow of tourists into the city has lulled: it’s fall in NYC. This is one of our favorite times of the year to visit the Big Apple—cooler temperatures, hot beverages, and the...
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Five Stylish Things to Do in the City During New York Fashion Week
For one week at the beginning of every September, the entire world turns its attention on New York City. New York Fashion Week is one of the most important events in the art, design, and fashion world. For many, it’s a chance to be completely immersed in fashion and learn more about designers and modern...
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Catch These College Tours on NYC’s Upper West Side This Fall
New York City’s Upper West Side is arguably the cultural and artistic hub of the entire city. This massive neighborhood borders Hell’s Kitchen and Central Park and proudly boasts the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Ballet, the American Museum of Natural History, and plenty of prestigious colleges and universities. With fall fast-approaching, it’s the...
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SoHo, NYC Is a Perfect Weekend Getaway Destination With a Loved One
SoHo, or South of Houston Street, is home to the largest collection of Cast Iron architecture in the world, more art galleries than we can count, and some of the best shopping in all of Manhattan. Bordered by Greenwich Village and Chinatown, it’s the perfect destination for art enthusiasts, sightseeing, and window shopping. Oh, and...
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Explore Chinatown in NYC – Where to Eat and What to Do
Come hungry and leave satisfied: Chinatown is packed with restaurants serving up authentic Chinese and Southeast Asian delicacies, markets brimming with activity, merchants lining the streets, and an incredibly rich history. Pack up your weekender bag and ride with C&J Bus Lines to New York City to start exploring everything that Chinatown has to offer....
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