Sightseeing: The Best Spots To Photograph New York (Part 2)
Waterfront walkway, the Hudson, breathtaking sunrises, and sunsets, parks, romantic dinners, picnics under the stars, nice small restaurants, Manhattan skyline. Can you picture that in your mind? This is Hoboken, in New Jersey, just 12 minutes by train from 34ht Street in Manhattan. If you haven't been here yet, make it as soon as you have a chance.
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Small city, great time
Hoboken is a very small city in the state of New Jersey. The city's population is 50,000. Walk along the waterfront is great way to enjoy one of the best views of the New York City skyline. Also, a great spot for photos.
The Colors of Hoboken are vivid and calm at the same time
Sun rising and midtown skyline
The waterfront park is a great public place to park from dusk till dawn. It's also the perfect place to bike, run or walk anytime of day.
The Empire State Building silhouette before sunrise
Sunrise and Manhattan skyline (the Empire State Building) from Hoboken waterfront
The Storm
There's a storm coming...
Magic in the air after a rainstorm
The New York City skyline after a stormy afternoon from Weehawken, NJ
Locals know what they're talking about
There's a line down there’s a line down the block of tourists to see the famous Cake Boss bakery every day. People who live here know that if you want real Italian baked quality, you can always also go to either Cake Boss or head uptown to Giorgio Pasticceria Italiana. In Hoboken, you will be surrounded by Italian delicious and tasteful treats.
People who live in Hoboken know that if you want real Italian baked quality, you go uptown to Giorgio's.
Batman works in New York (Gotham City) and lives in Hoboken
Nice views, perfect shots
Sunsets and downtown Manhattan
The walkway sits right on the edge of the Hudson River. You can also see downtown Manhattan.
Downtown Manhattan from Hoboken
You'll find a classic train station
Hoboken Terminal is one of the New York metropolitan area's major transportation hubs.
Until the opening of the North River Tunnels and the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad tubes around 1910 travel to Manhattan from most of the continental USA required a transfer to a ferry at the Hudson River, at the time often called the North River
Hoboken Terminal (Image: Wikipedia)
The Colors of Hoboken
Warm Weather and Waterfront: always a good combination
Pier A is the perfect spot to enjoy a night out looking up to the sky. You can even see shooting stars. I've seen it three times. And they say it brings a lot of good luck. Right?
So let's make a toast to Hoboken. It deserves, indeed. Speaking of it, Hoboken has more bars per capita than New York City. The small city is about one mile square in size, has about 50,000 residents, and sports more than 120 drinking establishments. If a tavern is crowded, just walk three steps down on the same street.
Cheers!
PROFESSIONAL GUIDED WALKING TOUR to hoboken
Let’s cross the Hudson River and go to New Jersey for the day. Hoboken is possibly one of the most characteristic NJ towns along the Hudson River that gifts incredible views over the iconic Midtown and Downtown Manhattan Skyline. Hoboken is for many visitors one of New York’s best kept secrets.
