Staten Island



Staten Island, one of NYC's more overlooked boroughs, offers a unique escape that's easily accessible via the iconic Staten Island Ferry or the Verrazano Bridge. Despite its quieter reputation, there's a wealth of activities to enjoy year-round, from exploring historic sites like Snug Harbor to outdoor adventures in the Greenbelt. Whether you're into nature trails, cultural events, or seaside views, Staten Island has something for everyone.


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Killmeyer's is the oldest bar still open in Staten Island, located at 4254 Arthur Kill Rd. They offer a large variety of drinks as well as German cuisine. The bar has changed hands over the years, but the Killmeyer family purchased the land in 1859, and their influence is still prevalent today Read More...




 

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