This post is all about what to do on the famous Beacon Main Street.
Beacon Main Street is one of the most charming streets in Hudson Valley.
When I was searching for the best day trips from New York City, Beacon seemed like it offered exactly what we were looking for in our mother-daughter weekend vacation.
If you’re looking for a getaway from the city, the Beacon Main Street is a perfect balance offering that small-town feel, yet offering lots to do.
Lucky for me, I have friends who live in Beacon, so they gave me a list of personal recommendations of the best things to do on Beacon’s Main Street and the surrounding area.
I’ll be honest, you come to Beacon’s Main Street for two things – to shop and eat! But hey there’s nothing wrong with that, right?
Where to Stay in Beacon NY
There’s no shortage of amazing accommodations in Beacon NY. I personally stayed at this Airbnb and it was perfect for us.
After you’ve arrived at your hotel, get ready for dinner at Melzingah Tap House. Ideally, try to make dinner reservations in advance. If not, still shoot your shot and try to snag a table or spot at the bar top.
After dinner, head to Wonderbar and have a cocktail.
After cocktails, go to Beacon Bread Company for their Friday night-only Karaoke. This local cafe converts from its usual daytime bakery to a crazy dive-style bar on Friday evenings. This was my favorite night out in Beacon… so don’t miss it!
Day 2 – Saturday
After sleeping in (but not too long) from your crazy night of karaoke, head to Yankee Clipper for a classic diner breakfast. Afterward, head to the DIA art museum to marvel at the stunning modern art.
It’s highly recommended to book tickets in advance as they can often be sold out! If you book for certain timeslots, you can also get a free guided tour. We booked the 12 pm Saturday slot and were really happy with our tour guide experience.
Once you’re finished at the DIA, head to the eastern side of Main Street. Start at Roundhouse to take in the spectacular views of the falls. The Roundhouse is also a great spot to have a light lunch or snack before taking on the rest of the day.
After the scenic stop, meander in and out of the shops and galleries on Main Street.
Blackbird Attic, Raven Rose, and Tibet Tree of Life were a few of my favorite shops on the eastern end.
For dinner, head to the legendary Max’s on Main for classic comfort food.
To end your Saturday night on Beacon’s Main Street, either stay at Max’s on Main for live music – or check out Towne Crier Cafe to see if they have any live shows going on (they usually do on weekends!)
We opted for a Tom Petty tribute show at Towne Crier and really enjoyed it.
Try one of their cakes during the show. We loved their dessert so much, we came back the next day for round 2!
Day 3 – Sunday
Take some time for your last day in Beacon to explore the areas that you couldn’t quite fit in on Friday or Saturday.
If you didn’t get a chance to explore the western side of Main Street, don’t miss it.
Grab some breakfast at Peaceful Provisions or Beacon Bread Company. If you go to Beacon Bread, be sure to take a photo at the mural located in the parking lot on the side of the building,
Afterward, make your way to Hudson Beach Glass to check out some beautiful pieces. I bought a necklace that I’m obsessed with.
Stop by Blank Square Coffee House for some coffee or hot chocolate.
For lunch, go to Homespun Foods. Their broccoli cheddar soup is life-changing, I swear!
End your final moments in Beacon at Town Crier Cafe for some afternoon dessert, especially if you didn’t get around to it on Saturday.
14 Best Things to do on Beacon’s Main Street
If you’re looking to build your own itinerary, here is a list of the best things to do in Beacon NY.
1. Dinner at Melzingah Tap House
The best dinner I had in Beacon was most definitely at Melzingah Tap house. Their unique spins on comfort food are so dang delicious.
Do yourself a favor and order the brussels sprouts and chicken & dumplings.
2. Cocktails at WonderBar
Sipping a Cocktail inside the gorgeously decorated WonderBar is a must-have Beacon experience.
3. Friday Night Karaoke at Beacon Bread
Did someone say.. Karaoke at a cafe? That’s right, Beacon Bread company opens 1 night a week and turns into a fabulous karaoke bar. Filled with mostly locals and a few tourists, this was no doubt the spot to hit on a Friday night on Beacon’s main street.
4. Breakfast at Yankee Clipper
I can still taste those fluffy buttermilk pancakes! Yankee Clipper does it right with that classic menu that reminds you of your small-town breakfast joint.
5. Tour the DIA Art Museum
You surely can’t visit Beacon without taking a walk through the DIA Art Museum. Get your tickets in advance here.
The museum is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
On Saturdays and Sundays at 12pm & 1:30pm, free guided tours are offered. I took a tour and learned so much more than I would have if I walked through on my own.
6. See the Beacon Falls near Roundhouse
Stop by the Roundhouse for a bite or simply just go outside in their courtyard for the views of the Beacon falls.
7. See ALL the Shops & Galleries
One of the coolest parts of Beacon’s Main Street is the unique boutiques and art galleries. Believe me, I had to have some serious self-control to not buy anything and everything.
A few of my favorite shops are Blackbird Attic, Raven Rose, and Tibet Tree of Life.
8. Have a Treat at Glazed Over Donuts
People come from all over the east coast just to have a donut at Glazed Over. From classic-style donuts to custom toppings, Glazed Over is a donut lovers’ paradise.
9. Max’s on Main
Craving that classic pub food or just looking for a beer?
Max’s on Main is such a staple of Beacon’s main street. After a few nights of fancy dinners on our trip, we were craving something simple and delicious. Nobody cooks up a burger and Bloody Mary quite as well as Max’s on Main.
Max’s also typically has live music on weekend nights.
10. Live Music at Towne Crier
End your epic weekend night by going to a live show at Towne Crier.
Don’t forget to order one of their delicious homemade desserts and cocktails while you sit and watch the show.
11. Hudson Beach Glass
One of my favorite souvenirs from my trip to Beacon is a green glass-blown necklace. Even if you don’t plan on buying anything, it’s worth stopping by to marvel at all the beautiful glass treasures.
12. Blank Square Coffee
If you’re a coffee shop enthusiast like myself, you will certainly want to stop by Blank Square and grab a cup of joe or their specialty hot cocoa.
13. Lunch at Homespun
To this day I am STILL thinking about the mouth-watering soup I had at Homespun.
Located right in the middle of Beacon’s main street, it’s a great place to stop for lunch. Expect there to be a bit of a wait, especially on weekends!
14. Take a photo at the Beacon Main Street Mural
Of course, you can’t leave Beacon without snapping a photo of the Beacon mural. The mural is located just on the side of Beacon Bread Co. in the parking lot.
I hope you leave with a full belly, a couple of souvenirs, and wonderful memories!
This post was all about the best things to do on Beacon Main Street.
Published on May 18, 2023 | Last updated May 22, 2023 | Asia Travel, Blog
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This post is all about how to spend 4 days in New York.
Updated on February 5, 2023
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So you’re heading to the big apple but ONLY have 4 days? Don’t fret!
4 days in New York City is the perfect amount of time to get a taste of America’s greatest city.
After moving here at the beginning of the year, I’ve received loads of messages asking why I haven’t posted any NYC content on my blog.
The truth is, this city is so big and popular, that I didn’t feel I could confidently write the BEST New York itinerary that ever existed.
Until now.
Here is how to spend an epic 4 days in New York City.
Don’t forget your free NYC Checklist so you don’t miss a thing!
Travel days are exhausting so let’s keep the first day nice and easy.
After you check into your hotel, kick off your trip by exploring Rockefeller Center, St. Patricks Cathedral, and Grand Central Station.
These are all free activities that are open late and within close proximity to each other. Plus, they are quick historical sites to explore. In under 2 hours, you can see all three of them.
Obviously, for your first night in New York, you must have that classic New York-style pizza! I recommend Grimaldis Pizzeria.
Day 2
Today you’ll spend most of your time exploring the upper west side.
Begin your morning with brunch at The Smith.
Then, take a stroll in the magnificent Central park. If you’d rather ride bikes, there are plenty of rental options in the park.
After Central Park, grab a cupcake at the famous Magnolia Bakery.
Take a break from the thick of the city and book the 3 pm Landmarks Cruise. I booked with Circle Line and was impressed with all the iconic NYC sites you could see from the water.
This tour included stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridges, and so much more.
After the landmarks cruise, you’ll disembark close to the entrance of the High Line which is one of the most unique walking paths in Manhattan.
Day 3
Grab your best walking shoes and prepare to see it all!
Start your day off with tickets to go inside the Empire State Building,
You’ll pass through a fascinating mini-museum on your way up to the top. And of course, you’ll see amazing views of the city when you reach the viewpoint.
Next, make your way to Bryant Park and soak in some sun. Bryant Park is filled with cute sitting areas, events, and outdoor cafes. It’s the perfect place to people-watch.
Following your afternoon at the park, head towards Times Square and plan for dinner and famous cheesecake at Juniors. This isn’t a fancy place, but it is an NYC classic. If you’re looking for a fancier option, Becco is a delicious mid-range fine dining Italian restaurant.
After dinner and dessert, enjoy an iconic show on Broadway.
Day 4
On your last day in NYC, you’ll want to get an early start to ensure you check everything off your list.
Begin your morning at the 9/11 Museum & Memorial. This museum is HUGE and you may not have time to see everything. It takes roughly 3 hours to see the main points and 4 hours to see the whole museum.
After the museum, head to Little Italy and enjoy lunch at RubiRosa. Reservations are a must!
When you’re finished with lunch, walk around Nolita and explore the many boutiques.
Next, it’s time to get a dose of the iconic borough of Brooklyn and head to DUMBO.
It’s not fair to say that DUMBO represents most of Brooklyn, but it is a beautiful area to enjoy.
Walk through the famous DUMBO bridge viewpoint at 39-21 Washington St Brooklyn, NY.
Watch the sunset at Randolph Beer rooftop or at the top of TimeOut Market (free).
End your evening walking across the Brooklyn Bridge and venture into Chinatown.
Feel free to edit this itinerary to fit your interests. No New York itinerary will look the same. Enjoy your time in the big apple!
Published on May 18, 2023 | Last updated May 22, 2023 | Asia Travel, Blog
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This post is all about dining at La Pecora Bianca Bryant Park in New York.
There are two things I rarely regret splurging on; food and travel. However, my dining experience at the La Pecora Bianca in Bryant Park left me unsatisfied and broke.
After recently moving to the big apple, I was excited to have my first girl’s night out.
We chose to dine at La Pecora Bianca because it’s super cute and well, pasta and wine are always a great way to start out the night.
La Pecora Bianca in Bryant Park Dining Experience
Our reservations were at 8:15. After checking in, we were informed our table wasn’t quite ready yet but would be momentarily. Around 8:40 we thought that maybe they had forgotten about us.
We checked in again and asked if could get a glass of wine while we continued to wait, and the host just pointed us to the bar. Not to be a total Karen, but we definitely thought that after waiting an additional 20 minutes with no word from the host, we at the very least would receive a complimentary glass of wine while we wait.
Finally, we got our table at 8:50, over 30 minutes past our reservation time.
Drinks and Appetizers
Our server greeted us promptly and answered any questions we had.
I ordered the Whipped Ricotta and a glass of the Pinot Grigio.
Our appetizer and wine arrived quickly.
The whipped ricotta was drizzled with honey and served with thick bread. All the flavor combinations complimented each other really nicely.
Pasta Entree
Next was the Cacio e Pepe. I definitely have had better pasta. I was torn between ordering the Cacio e Pepe and Ricotta and wished I would’ve gone with the latter.
The Bill
Total, my portion of the bill was $78 which included two glasses of wine, half an appetizer, pasta, tax, and tip.
While this is by no means a bad restaurant, I don’t feel like it was worth $80.
Is La Pecora Bianca Bryant Park Actually Worth a Visit?
It’s a safe option if you are looking for a cute restaurant in a good location. However, don’t prepare to receive the best meal and service of your life.
There are certainly better restaurants in New York, but it can serve as a convenient dining option if that’s what you’re looking for.
Overall, I consider La Pecora Bianca in Bryant Park basic and expensive.
Published on May 18, 2023 | Last updated May 22, 2023 | Asia Travel, Blog
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by Natalie | Published on Oct 28, 2021 | Last updated Apr 16, 2022 | Blog, USA travel
This post is all about gifts for the woman traveler.
Finding the perfect gifts for a woman traveler can be tricky!
It’s essential to buy GOOD travel gifts because when you are traveling, there is no room for sub-par products.
Whether you are looking for useful travel gifts or cute travel-themed jewelry and decor, you’ve come to the right place.
Here are 41 amazing gifts for the woman traveler that she will ACTUALLY use.
1. Charlotte Tilbury Travel Lipstick Kit
The only lipstick I will EVER wear. Luckily it comes in the perfect-sized travel kit. While this lipstick is a bit pricey, the quality is insanely good and is certified animal testing free.
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2. Pandora Bracelet + Pandora Travel Charms
This is a creative travel gift for any woman traveler to remember some of her favorite destinations. It’s also a great gift to keep up with every year as you add charms to the bracelet!
3. The Perfect Carry-on Suitcase for Women
This trendy and durable Kensie brand Women’s luggage is the perfect 20-inch carry-on.
4. The Carry-on Cocktail Kit
The cutest traveler gift! An essential gift to help your traveler’s flight go a bit smoother.
5. Portable Charger
I never leave my house without this portable charger! It’s sleek so it doesn’t take up much room. Plus it holds a charge forever. Portable chargers are an absolute MUST for a woman traveler, especially if they are traveling solo.
6. A Super Cute Passport Cover
I’m obsessed with this pastel blue passport cover. It’s stylish and will help protect your traveler’s passport from any wear and tear.
7. The Best Travel Sandals
Shoes are the most underestimated travel item in everyone’s suitcase. It’s so important to have quality footwear, especially if you’re going to a destination that will require a lot of walking (anywhere in Europe!)
8. The Best Backpack for a Female Backpacker
My personal backpack, and the bag that I SWEAR by. I wouldn’t dare to use any other bag on my long backpacking trips.
9. Compression Packing Cubes
An essential for an organized traveler, These packing cubes will help keep everything in its place when you’re on the go! Be sure to get compression packing cubes to save maximum space in your luggage.
10. Filtering Water Bottle
Made by Brita, this stylish and safe water bottle is a wonderful travel gift.
11. Kindle Paperwhite
A kindle is a fantastic gift idea for the traveler who likes to read.
12. Travel Sized Perfume
While this is by no means essential, it’s so nice to have a little perfume on you when traveling. I’m obsessed with the Marc Jacobs travel-sized perfume bottles, and always keep one on me.
13. Packable Rain Jacket
This rain jacket is a lifesaver! It’s perfect for keeping travelers dry on those rainy days without taking up hardly any space in a bag.
14. My Favorite Travel Cleanser – The Ordinary
The facial cleanser I swear by! The Ordinary has so many size options with their products that you can get nearly any product they offer in travel sizes.
15. A Great Camera to Capture Stunning Travel Photos
This is my personal camera that I’ve had for years. It’s a mid-range professional camera that’s super easy to use.
16. Compact Toiletry Bag With a Hook
Toiletry bags are a must for a female traveler, especially one with a hook to prevent it from getting wet.
17. A Small Locket
Call me old fashion, but I’m still in love with lockets. It’s the perfect dainty gift for a traveler.
18. Microfiber Travel Towel
My personal favorite travel towel. Like the description says, you really can use it for everything. I ordered an X-Large so that I can use it as a shower and beach towel on my travels.
19. Travel Themed Books
These are some of the most popular travel books that your traveler will love.
20. Luggage Locks
Luggage locks are definitely an essential travel item and the perfect affordable gift. I always keep 2-3 of these luggage locks in my travel bag at all times.
21. Sunglasses
A jet setter essential! Trendy sunglasses make wonderful gifts for a woman traveler.
22. Travel Journal
I never go anywhere without my journal. Journals make great gifts for a woman traveler to document their memories.
23. Quality Lip Balm
Traveling can dry the life out of your skin and chapped lips can be a pain. This is what I consider to be the best chapstick of all time.
24. Universal Travel Adapter
I call this the queen of all adapters! You never have to worry about which adapter matches the country you’re going to because it has it all! Plus 4 USB ports.
24. GoPro Hero 7
GoPro is the ultimate travel gift for an adventurous traveler. It’s perfect to capture underwater and sports photography, or even landscapes.
25. Anti-Theft Travelon Bag
This is the perfect sized anti-theft bag to carry when traveling. It’s big enough to hold a small laptop and a few other essentials.
26. Travel Tripod
If your traveler loves photography, this is the best travel tripod that won’t break the bank.
27. Quality Travel Bottles Set
It can be difficult finding refillable travel bottles that aren’t insanely cheap. These quality leak-proof bottles are great for travelers to bring their favorite hair, skin, and soap products.
28. Silk Pillowcase
Okay, this may not be the most “essential travel item” but sometimes it’s a real deal-breaker for travelers. A silk pillowcase can ensure maximum comfort in an unfamiliar place.
29. World Map Wall Tapestry
A way for your traveler to be reminded of the world, even when they’re stuck at home.
30. Leggings With Pockets
Listen, leggings with pockets are all the rage. We love clothing that’s practical AND comfortable.
31. Travel Scrapbook
The Pixar movie UP has been a long-time obsession of mine. This adorable “Our Adventure Book” is perfect for travelers with companions.
32. Travel Jewelry Organizer
I certainly have been a victim of my favorite jewelry getting jumbled together. This organizer is great for a trendy traveler always on the go.
33. Polaroid Camera
Polaroids are such a creative and fun way to remember your most favorite travel memories.
34. Cute Luggage Tags
Help prevent luggage that could be lost forever with these beautiful luggage tags.
35. Laptop Case
For the techy traveler that can’t leave their laptop at home (like me!) A durable laptop case is so important, and makes a super cute gift!
37. Digital Picture Frame
A digital picture frame is perfect for a traveler so they can show off all their travel photos.
38. Silk Sleep Mask
This sleep mask makes the perfect gift for a woman traveler whose a light sleeper on long-haul flights.
39. Personal Alarm Keychain
A miniature alarm is a great gift for any solo traveler. I personally use one and it makes me feel a bit more comfortable walking by myself at night.
40. Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travel List Book
A stunning and wanderlust-filled coffee table book featuring the most incredible destinations in the world.
41. Travel Hair Brush
The perfect travel hairbrush can be hard to find. This detangling expert brush is small and easily packable.
Published on May 18, 2023 | Last updated May 22, 2023 | Asia Travel, Blog
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by Natalie | Published on Aug 25, 2021 | Last updated Aug 25, 2021 | Blog, USA travel
This post is all about the best places to stay in Vegas on the strip.
Planning a trip to Vegas can be overwhelming, especially when looking for the perfect place to stay. There are SO many options. Vegas is known for its extravagant hotels and finding one that suits you best can take a lot of work.
Lucky for you, I’ve compiled a breakdown of some of the best places to stay in Vegas on the strip that will fit any budget.
Planning your trip to Vegas? Don’t forget to download my Ultimate Las Vegas Checklist Printable!
Best Places to Stay in Vegas on the Strip – Luxury $$$
Looking to spoil yourself for the ultimate Vegas getaway? Here are some of the swankiest hotels on the Las Vegas Strip.
The Bellagio Hotel on the Vegas strip is one of my personal favorites. A hotel covered in flowers makes for a beautiful and calming place to stay in the midst of a crazy city. The hotel theme comes from the town of Bellagio, a small town in Italy famous for its beautiful gardens.
Of course, Caesar’s Palace is one of the most classic hotels in all of Vegas! This iconic Roman-themed hotel takes up a large chunk of the Vegas strip with its elaborate staircases and 5 massive towers.
The Cosmopolitan hotel is one of the newest hotels on the Vegas strip, making a big name for itself with its sleek and stylish architecture. If you’re wanting to experience a new modern twist on Vegas, this is the place to stay.
Best Places to Stay in Vegas on the Strip – Moderate $$
Going to Vegas doesn’t mean you have to stay in the most expensive hotel to spoil yourself. Some of the coolest themed hotels and most popular amongst vacationers are more moderately priced. Here are some of the best places to stay on the Vegas strip for a moderate budget.
Who says you have to be in Italy to be in Venice? The Venetian is truly a showstopper of a resort. With its flashy gondola rides, stunning architecture, and arched bridges – this hotel will give you an enchanting experience in Vegas.
The Paris Las Vegas Resort is one of the most exciting resorts to walk through. Dedicated to its true theme, it features beautiful decor and even its own version of the iconic Eiffel Tower.
The Excalibur is one of the most budget-friendly hotels on the strip. With its impressive castle structure, it will surely make for a unique and fun Vegas getaway without breaking the bank.
Circus Circus is one of the best budget options for families. With the largest permanent circus in the world, it will surely make for a thrilling family vacation.
A budget experience in a historical hotel. The Flamingo is the oldest hotel on the Las Vegas strip.
Going to Vegas doesn’t have to be an epic money blow like you see in the movies. Vegas is somewhere for everyone, whether you want to vacation luxury or budget style – it has something for everyone.
Published on May 18, 2023 | Last updated May 22, 2023 | Asia Travel, Blog
Hanoi is the vibrant capital of Vietnam where you can waltz the streets of the night market or get served a tasty bowl of pho to the tune of cars echoing all around you. With so much to do in the country’s capital, it’s important to spend a minimum of 3 days in this…
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Ah, the real question we would all love to know the easy answer to. Unfortunately, the “secret” to getting a spot is to wait patiently behind the bar and RUN when you see a spot open up.
There are only 25 seats at the carousel bar. If I can find 3 spots for myself and my friends at the bar on the fourth of July, then I have faith you can too.
The Drinks
It’s no surprise that the drinks are expensive. I ordered the “Handshaken Pina Colada” and it was $15. However, it was absolutely delicious! Considering this bar is a major tourist attraction in NOLA the prices are actually quite fair.
Check out the full cocktail and small bites menu here.
Enjoy your spin around the enchanting Carousel Bar in New Orleans!
Published on May 18, 2023 | Last updated May 22, 2023 | Asia Travel, Blog
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This post is all about what to do on the famous Beacon Main Street. Beacon Main Street is one of the most charming streets in Hudson Valley. When I was searching for the best day trips from New York City, Beacon seemed like it offered exactly what we were looking for…
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