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In Remembrance, The Traveling Chick · March 23, 2010

More NYC Travels- SoHo & The World Trade Center Site


There is so much to do in New York City that it is hard to cover everything in a mere three or four days, but I did my best on this trip to see more parts of the city. My travel companion and I took the subway to SoHo and found it was rich with shopping sites and fashion plates. If you are a fashionista, SoHo is the area for you. While in SoHo, we ran into the Scholastic Store and I picked up a few things for my daughter. The Scholastic Store is the only one of its kind and is a perfect for the vibrancy in the SoHo neighborhood. If the kid in your life loves books, this is a great place to visit and play!

Clifford, The Big Red Dog
The Magic School Bus
Me getting my pose on!
More of Clifford The Big Red Dog
Another pose in The Scholastic Shop

When we finished at The Scholastic Store, my friend and I went to a very stylish and trendy, yet urban and friendly, bar and grill called West 3rd Common Bar and Restaurant. Dan Warren, the owner, was very personable and shared stories with us while we waited for our meal! I was very impressed with the service and the food was gourmet, not your typical bar fare!

West 3rd Common's atmosphere. Quaint, comfortable, and chic.
Plenty of games to play while you wait for your food.
Well stocked and managed bar.
Located in the heart of NoHo.

West 3rd Common Bar Restaurant is located at 1 West 3rd Street. You can view their website HERE, or give them a call! 212-529-2059.

Once we left SoHo after checking out the shopping, we made our way to the site of the World Trade Center. It was a moving moment to say the least. Seeing the area where so many people lost their lives in person was heart wrenching. We went to the World Trade Visitors Center, which serves as a memorial of artifacts, film, photos, and information about the 9-11 tragedy, which also got to me, so much so that I had to fight back tears.

The World Trade Center site which is now being constructed into memorial buildings.
WTC Visitors Center
WTC Towers
Flyers families made for their missing loved ones.
Pictures of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001
In Memoriam

This trip was amazing, and I have a newfound appreciation for NYC, so much so that I am planning to visit again before the end of the year. I hope you enjoyed the coverage of my New York City vacation as much as I enjoyed sharing it with you!


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  1. Nicole says

    March 23, 2010 at 11:00 am

    Looks like you had a great time. I can imagine how emotional going to the site of the World Trade Center must have been.

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