New Yorkers know it’s the simply the best, and Gotham has intense global appeal that many ranked it as the world’s best city by far.
Time Out surveys its readers and its more than 100 well-traveled staff writers and editors all over the world to come up with a list of the Best Cities worldwide.
The list inspires travel, giving a global snapshot of city living by looking at what makes cities great places to live and visit.
This year, city-dwellers were asked about the quality and affordability of the food, culture and nightlife scenes in their city and how their city makes them feel, from happiness to romance. Survey respondents were also asked about which other city they would most like to live in.
Our city ranked highest by its residents across the board, from food and drink to nightlife, culture and beauty. Plus, it turns out percent of survey takers from other cities said they’d choose New York City to move to.
There are constant must-see exhibits across art galleries and museums, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Whitney Museum of American Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Its neighborhoods hold the foundation together with their respective community-led events like the Queens Night Market in Flushing, the Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown and the West Indian Day Parade in Crown Heights. No matter the time of year, there’s always a good party to go to, from a “Sip and Stitch” gathering inside a designer’s Chelsea studio to the all-out blowouts of Bushwick’s House of Yes.
Coming up in NYC this year are a lot of exciting art and exhibit openings as well as new Broadway and Off Broadway shows, new restaurant openings and much more—all adding to the excitement. You check out our roundup of the best openings here.
A few months ago, we asked Candace Bushnell, author and journalist known for Sex and the City, what makes NYC so special https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ntr62qu1kd0&pp=ygUZc2V4aW4gdGhlIGNpdHkgdG…
We think it could be better with less scaffolding and criminal on the subway and rodents.