FOR you who have a partner, take ‘the he‘ to romantic places in the City of New York, United States. Not by walking or driving a car, but with horse-drawn carriage. It’s interesting is not it? Your horse-drawn carriage tour started at the Central Park Carriage Ride and drove slowly to places like Bethesda Fountain, Cherry Hill, a lake, garden strawberry, Tavern on the Green, Balto, Trump International Tower, and the Dakota Building Time Warner Building .

On sunny days, traveling train this horse so much fun, where you and your partner can share stories while watching the views of the gardens and splashing fountains. But in the dark, ‘the coachman‘ horses were happy to offer a warm blanket for you.

This is one of the interesting experiences that come from a tradition in the City of New York to ride for 40 minutes. If you are interested, the trip will be charged rent of $ 110 million per train (from one to four adult passengers.) As for children under the age of 12 years is discounted by 50 percent.

TERMINAL Canal cruises in Brooklyn Buttermilk has a beautiful view that governors island green on top waters. In the north there is a big bridge and the East River in the west, the Statue of Liberty looks elegant stand. Brooklyn delve further into the state of New York, United States, following 36 hours in Brooklyn that began Friday, as quoted by nytimes.com.

1. The roads on the edge of the sea (Friday, at 16.00 local time)
Great stone roads under the Manhattan Bridge is home to small shops and building new condominiums, and Saint Ann’s Warehouse (stannswarehouse.org) located at 38 Water Street, Dock Street. Saint Ann’s Warehouse is a theater that became the mainstay of the art of Brooklyn for more than three decades. Located across from the Fulton Ferry Park, Saint Ann’s Warehouse is an excellent goal after a walk along the Brooklyn Heights.

2. The roads in the park (at 17:00)
In addition to exploring the beach, another alternative is to walk to the Fort Greene, to see the show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (bam.org) or Mark Morris Dance Group (markmorrisdancegroup.org). While in the Atlantic highway, you will go through overlay antique shops and restaurants.

3. Tasting food (at 18:00)

After a walk, it’s hard not to taste the food, for that you get to the bottom of Court Street in Carroll Gardens. There was Prime meats (frankspm.com), a steak and salad restaurant is luxurious. Farther south, at the corner of Huntington Street, you will also find Buttermilk Channel (buttermilkchannelnyc.com). Here you can get local cheese, pasta, and processed duck.

4. Drinking at the end of the evening (at 22:00)

Fort Greene contains an abundance of bars that are suitable for drinking at the end of the night. To enjoy a cocktail you can go to a restaurant No.7 (no7restaurant.com) at 7 Greene Avenue, Fulton Street.

For rough charm and a cheaper drinks you can go to Alibi at 242 DeKalb Avenue between Clermont Avenue and Vanderbilt Avenue. In addition to cheap drinks, you can also play billiards together artists and laborers.

5. Heaven breakfast (Saturday, at 9:00 local time)

Tom’s Restaurant in Prospect Heights Restau (782 Washington Avenue at Sterling Place) has become a mainstay for decades, and is a fitting place to start the day at Kings County. In this restaurant you can eat pancakes and waffles.

6. Parks and art (at 10:00)

After breakfast you can visit the Brooklyn Museum (brooklynmuseum.org) located at 200 Eastern Parkway at Washington Avenue. After that you can visit the botanical gardens Brooklyn (bbg.org) at 900 Washington Avenue, which is home to some of the best horticulture in the world.

If you come with children you may want to visit the zoo (prospectparkzoo.com) located at 450 Flatbush Avenue near Empire Boulevard. The most popular attractions at this zoo is feeding the sea lions.

7. Relax in sianag day (at 14:00)

Coffee bars, boutiques, and restaurants continue to grow in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. In the midst of all this, you can find the Brook Farm (brookfarmgeneralstore.com), a shop in south Williamsburg that offers aesthetics of cosmopolitanism farmhouse.

As for art objects and used goods, you may go to the weekly market at 70 North Seventh Street between Wythe Avenue and Kent Avenue (artistsandfleas.com). For the enthusiast books, spoonbill and Sugartown (spoonbillbooks.com) at 218 Bedford Avenue, North Fifth Street offers a mix of art and design books and academic channels.

8. Dinner for the king (at 19.30)

To enjoy dinner, you may go to Fatty ‘Cue (fattycue.com) in 91 South Sixth Street between Berry Street and Bedford Avenue. Or to Anella (anellabrooklyn.com) in 222 Franklin Street, Green Street to enjoy the vegetables are combined with the processed duck. Could also try tried the pizza at Motorino (motorinopizza.com) located in 319 Graham Avenue, Devoe Street.

9. Attractions band (at 22:00)

Brooklyn music continues to grow. Three places are fit to hear and see the bands in action is the Union Pool in Williamsburg (484 Union Avenue at Meeker Avenue, unionpool.blogspot.com), Brooklyn Bowl (61 Wythe Avenue between North 11th and North 12th Streets, brooklynbowl.com) , and the southpaw in Park Slope (125 Fifth Avenue, between Sterling Place and St. Johns Place, spsounds.com).

10. Icip-icip dim sum (Sunday, 10:00 am local time)

Brooklyn Chinatown, along Eighth Avenue in Sunset Park neighborhood offers pleasures of dim sum and place that can be visited is Pacificana at 813 Street 55, Eighth Avenue. Can also to Ba Xuyen in 4222 Eighth Avenue, between 42 and 43 Streets for lunch a sandwich and coffee in Vietnam.

11. Tour the cemetery (at 13:00)

After eating you can follow the tour Green-Wood Cemetery at 500 Fifth Avenue Street 25 in green-wood.com). Who says the cemetery is identical to the eeriness karen here you can do tours

MAYBE you‘ll wonder whether the city has places of Christmas, like Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park in Manhattan, New York? Although the former Brooklyn and less prone to crime is so popular, now the city has emerged as a rival Manhattan during Christmas celebrations.

In a small town in New York City you can visit the Dyker Heights (Dyker Lights) to witness the giant Santa Nutcracker flanked by soldiers. Bright light in this place is so wonderful with the paraphernalia of Christmas exists. On 84th Street is the most Eighties for a Christmas story, where his family has been annoyed with Lucy SPADA neighbors and they would even decorate his own garden.

In addition, there are many United States flags and other houses are stunning in Dyker Heights. Starting from the three-story house that nuanced Las Vegas (with 12,600 tree lights) up to a house crowded with Christmas songs Jingle Bells-Mariah Carey.

If you want to see another Christmas place in Brooklyn, beranjaklah to Bay Ridge. Bay is showing a great Santa who was sitting in his chair himself and two soldiers Nutcracker in sebelaj right. Various trees and Christmas lights also decorate all parts of Bay Ridge.