New York City

We think Frank Sinatra said it best when he sang "New York, New York".



So to end our series on day trips we will be focusing on a city every needs to see at least once in a lifetime, New York City.

There are a variety of ways to get to NYC -- airplane or car or train -- depending on how long you want to spend in transit. A car ride from the Washington D.C. Metro area is around 3 1/2 hours; train ride is around 3 hours ; and an airplane ride is a short 1 hour and 12 minute trip.

New York isn't our most population destination, but it isn't a statistical anomaly either. Recently we had two clients request rides from Bethesda and Washington D.C. to JFK airport and the Bronx, respectively.

NYC is home to some of the most iconic American landmarks. We would personally like to recommend two: the Guggenheim mueseum and the United Nations.

The Guggenheim Mueseum -- http://www.guggenheim.org -- is located on 1071 Fifth Avenue (at 89th Street) New York, NY 10128.

The United Nations Headquarters -- http://www.un.org -- is located on an 18-acre site in the Turtle Bay neighborhood of Manhatten. Guided tours are operated daily and you can even get your own UN stamps!

In order to prepare you for your trip to NYC we have included two more videos. The first video describes how not to look like a tourist; a must for those who try to blend into their environment.


The second video gives a few insights into how to do NYC cheap: only $35 a day.



In addition, part of our plan for expansion includes an office in Park Avenue, Manhattan.