Bull on Wall St.

This is not exactly the Merril Lynch bull, but you can always count on a company that has gone public to have some sort of display at the New York Stock Exchange in order to promote itself.

B.I.G. in L.I.C.

This mural of the late Brooklyn rapper, Notorious B.I.G., can be seen from the 7 train in the borough of Queens, NY. Where's Nas? Rakim?

Batmobile Invades Wall Street

Don't know what to make of the new Batmobile look, as Christian Bale now utilizes The Tumbler.

Unfortunately, the owner of the Batmobile, Batman, remained elusive as always.

The Merril Lynch Bull, the original, has not changed his stance.

High Line Park

From formerly abandoned railroad tracks to another scenic view of NYC (meat-packing district area--14th st. & 10 Ave.), The High Line is another place to walk around and see a different view of Manhattan, see a celebrity or two, enjoy an event/food/art, and get a close look at old rail lines without the fear of getting electrocuted.

On a sunny day, a great way to catch a tan.

Thankfully, no more SNOWY winters!

The Merrill Lynch Bull faces a visiting family during one of NYC's many winter storms earlier this year.

Take Me Out to the Ball Game!

Whether day or night, NYC baseball, in this case the Yankees belting the Red Sox, is sure to bring out the stars such as the G.O.A.T., Muhammad Ali.

Nothing but love for the NY Mets!

NYC Movie & TV Sets

Ever wanted to visit the set of Gossip Girl? How about some of NBC's most successful TV shows such as Seinfeld and Friends.

If so, go to www.screentours.com and check out the tours offered for such places as aforementioned and a few more such as sets from the blockbuster film Spiderman. You can do it either as a solo trip or as a group. *Be sure to use the Promo Code WHENININYC to receive an additional 10% OFF!

Real Underground Music

A music group, one of many "street performers" year-out in NYC, performing for tips on the 59th St. Columbus Circle stop in Manhattan, NY circa 2008.

Look! It's Joy-Zee

A view of New Jersey from Battery Park in downtown NYC.



A sculpture of an ill-fated crew of Navy men.

Staten Island Ferry

One of the better ways to look at some of NYC's bridges as well as a glimpse of The Statue of Liberty is to take the Staten Island Ferry. There is no cost and the ride takes approximately 25 minutes, plenty of time to whip out the camera and take some pictures!

Circle Line Cruise

Whether it's the city's skyline, New York's or New Jersey's, Circle Line Cruise on 42nd st. and 12th Ave ia a good place to see the tourist side of NYC. Be prepared to stand in line as many people are lining up before the hot weather stops and the cold along all piers begin.

Orchard Beach

Over in the Bronx, Orchard Beach is a good place for catching a tan, a ball game or a concert. Just check the forecast first!