To further meet the needs of its growing customer base, Edge Auto Rental is welcoming a new employee to the team and announcing the addition of brand-new, executive eight-passenger van rentals to the company’s fleet of rental vehicles. Edge Auto Rental provides safe, dependable car rentals to New York and the surrounding area. Read Complete […]
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Edge Auto Rental Welcomes New Office Manager; Expands Rental Fleet
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A Cinematic Experience: the Museum of the Moving Image
New York has long been an integral part of the film and television industries. If you’re interested in the history of film and want to learn more, take your New York car rental to the Museum of the Moving Image right here in NYC.
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Take a Trip to Buttermilk Falls State Park
New York is one of the best vacation spots in the nation, but sometimes the busy city streets aren’t the ideal setting for a relaxing retreat. That’s why we recommend taking your NYC car rental for a relaxing weekend at Buttermilk Falls State Park in Ithica.
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American Museum of Natural History in NY
If you’re headed to New York for some relaxing vacation time in the next couple months, try to squeeze a little knowledge into your summer visit. A visit to N.Y.’s American Museum of Natural History is a great way to unwind, while at the same time learn a bit about the world that was here […]
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Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens
New York has plenty of opportunities for a family-friendly day out. Today we’ll talk about one of the city’s best spots for summer fun – Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens.
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The Return of Lady Liberty
The Statue of Liberty is one of America’s most enduring symbols of democracy and freedom. Throughout its 100+ years as the American monument, Lady Liberty has served as a beacon of hope for immigrants, tourists, and New York natives alike. Now, after months of being off-limits due to damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, the world-famous, […]
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The New York Botanical Garden
Last time, we talked about the Bronx Zoo and how it can provide a glimpse into the natural world in a city dominated by concrete and skyscrapers. Today, we have another escape to nature to discuss – the New York Botanical Garden.
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NYC’s Bronx Zoo
New York City isn’t exactly known as the go-to destination for nature lovers, but those nature lovers are in for a big surprise when they visit Bronx Zoo. With over 600 different species of animals and a plethora of exhibits and rides, this lustrous gem tucked away in concrete and skyscrapers is sure to delight […]
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NY’s Ellis Island Immigration Museum
A vast majority of Americans are descendants of brave immigrants who set out from their native lands in pursuit of a fresh start for themselves and their families. From 1892 until 1954, 12 million immigrants had their first glance of America by way of Ellis Island.
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Visit NY’s Metropolitan Museum of Art
Visitors to New York City often take in the usual tourist sites, such as the Empire State Building, Central Park or Times Square. But for a historical and cultural experience that you won’t soon forget, we invite you to explore the many wonders and surprises that await you at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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