Museums

From vintage arcades and board game cafés to comic shops, immersive theater, and cult-favorite bars, NYC has no shortage of spots made for geeks and nerds alike. If you’re a …

Years ago, before smartphones, taking a picture meant having a camera and film with you. You also needed adequate lighting, or if that wasn’t available, some sort of flashbulb to …

Opened in 1904 as the original southern terminus of New York City’s first subway line, the Old City Hall station was designed as a showpiece—not just a place to catch …

Museums are always looking for new things to show their guests – it’s a way to get repeat visitors and/or new guests who are interested in that “one new thing.” …

When you visit a city enough times, you may get to the point where you feel like you’ve “seen it all.” Such was the case for Joe and me in …

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has been in the planning stages since 2012. Run by the people who bring us the Academy Awards, this museum in Los Angeles will …

We’re still too fresh into the #coronacrapola to realize the long term repercussions. The short term stress on the travel industry has been focused on airlines, cruise lines, hotels, rental …

Sharon and I love to check out museums when we’re traveling. Whether it’s a somber location like The September 11th Memorial Museum or Hiroshima Memorial Peace Park or somewhere fun, …