I lived on the upper East side as a student for several years. I could never have afforded it unless I had been in a dorm where the costs were largely supported by my school. I’m not gonna lie, it’s an amazing place. Super clean, super friendly, amazing restaurants. I was lucky to have had the experience.

@larsstougaard7097

3 жыл бұрын

Cool, you should never have graduated, you could still be living there as long term student 😁

@DMWBN3

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting. I was hoping to see a comment from a 'local' Do you know what the large brick building, that looks like a castle to the left when he was looking a Carnegie flats is all about. I am sure that it was in a film, The Fisher King, from 1991. Thank you.

@mahbubazannat81

3 жыл бұрын

@@larsstougaard7097 😂

@webuser5950

3 жыл бұрын

What did you study in school?

@acey1169

3 жыл бұрын

@@larsstougaard7097 Marymount Manhattan? I almost went there (should have looking back) but went to PaceU instead.

Just to let everyone know 95% of the doorman and building employees in NYC are unionized, make a good wage with health care, pension etc.

@gilgonzalez5902

3 жыл бұрын

Im one of them although i work on the upper west side and you are 100% correct. I travel from NJ to work here and even have underground parking, love my job!

@gilgonzalez5902

3 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferpetti859 oh wow sorry to hear this i absolutely agree they better compensate you accordingly.

@jenniferpetti859

3 жыл бұрын

@@gilgonzalez5902 Thank you...

@alexisaguilar9123

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, I work on upper east side.

@jenniferpetti859

3 жыл бұрын

32bj will throw you right under the bus. Believe me I was raised in the building line I know.They screwed my father over. 32bj sucks.

UES resident here. Just to clarify a few things. UES wealth is indeed behind gates and security. The doormen in luxury buildings serve as the de facto security for many of these buildings. Also, when he pointed out that there were no bars on the windows, that lacked context. Residents on Park and Madison Ave, for example, do not have street level apartments. That space is often occupied by a doctors offices or simply by the lobby of the building. Ground floor apartments in Upper East Side walk-ups indeed do very often have bars on the windows.

I am a "native New Yorker", born on the Upper West Side and spent the majority of my career living on the Upper East Side. Now resident in Shanghai for the past 16 years, the "new" NYC and with COVID travel restrictions this video of "the hood" brings back many fond memories that touch my heart. Vermont is also my second home so I love your perspective. Thanks for the memories!!!

@dior-fh7gf

2 жыл бұрын

you seem rich, may I ask what you do for work? :)

@MeiinUK

Ай бұрын

@@dior-fh7gf : Finance. Most probably. He wrote "Vermont"... lol... That is like from a classic American teenage book. It's very "adult"....

I'm a native New Yorker, I know. Could never afford to live in this part of the city, but I certainly have enjoyed walking around there imagining I did live there.

@selinaBARMAR2565

3 жыл бұрын

@@ito10104 Amen. I agree. It's hard, but there will be some that love God more than their money, and they will make it, there will be many poor who's hearts are not right with God as well. It's a matter of the heart; a heart transformed by the BLOOD of Jesus. People judge the outside too often, but God judges the heart, because what's in the heart will eventually hit the surface anyway. I've never known wealth, so that won't be an issue for me, but the condition of my heart still matters whether I have wealth--or not.

@selinaBARMAR2565

3 жыл бұрын

@@ito10104 I was in one of the worst parts of NYC back in the day.

@selinaBARMAR2565

3 жыл бұрын

@MUN Chak No, I a m not, that's not one of one DNA groups.

@biscuit4812

3 жыл бұрын

Are u Native american?

@karmaalwaysprevail1202

2 жыл бұрын

So true.

I love how everyone took time to tell you about their city

@shourovrozario4593

3 жыл бұрын

Big city but small time to spend. I prefer third word. If I lost my track then I can find my way by asking the local people. They are absolutely warm hearted.

@chumbimba83

2 жыл бұрын

We're way friendlier and accommodating than people give us credit for :)

@user2j3ycg4df

2 жыл бұрын

@@chumbimba83 true, you ppl are.

“But honestly you can spend years discovering this city” couldn’t agree more with you 110%

@underated17

2 жыл бұрын

That's a deep statement

I've lived on the Upper East Side for 5 years and I love it. Rent is expensive, but it's much cleaner than the rest of the city and feels safer. Everything is at my convenience. I should take advantage of Central Park being pretty much in my backyard. I've only been there a few times.

@Kerannnng

2 жыл бұрын

It used to be safe. Now hobos and addicts from Brooklyn and Bronx are assaulting people for money. It's getting really bad out there even at broad daylight

@lmc2664

Жыл бұрын

Well said. There is no place like the big apple.

@lindalarsson1436

Жыл бұрын

Hi Sam How are you Nov 10 2022

For a time in the world where we can't travel, it feels like you've taken us to NYC with you for the day. Thanks for the mini adventure!

@zakaryaphoto379

3 жыл бұрын

Support me by subscribing to the channel❤️☺️

@zakaryaphoto379

3 жыл бұрын

Plaass

@jennifermunoz8174

3 жыл бұрын

Hola 👋 me parece muy

@angelab.804

3 жыл бұрын

Curious to know if you enjoyed it... it’s actually sad when I walk these streets to see that NYC. is nothing like before😔. Really sad !

@Themosaicsound

2 жыл бұрын

Well said

Never been to USA or new York. I am from Greece. Really like your videos, its like I am there.. Keep it up

Your wife is absolutely true about America. Wealth is shown off in America and people are unapologetic about it. But America also has a lot of silent wealthy folks who wear non brand khakis and polos, but have more than 10s of millions in their bank.

@saturationstation1446

Жыл бұрын

i wouldnt say a lot. especially when measured against the amount of people who die from labor induced starvation here

@ArtHoward

Жыл бұрын

More and more here in Atlanta, I hear people advising, "Don't wear anything too flashy... don't drive a flashy car..." Third World street culture is creeping in.

@emeraldchewy321

Жыл бұрын

sorry to burst your bubble, but this isnt true at all.

@yuegonghuamei6685

Жыл бұрын

Actually poor American like flaunts wealth but very rich not they're afraid get rob riot rape ruin rip kidnap high jack especially now, soon these safe rich places will be same faith too, lot gate wire bar guard look scary prison too.

@mjade1673

Жыл бұрын

Do u know where abroad they live? I need to know his opinion on it 😄

hey peter, very genuine journalism of new york streets. there's something original about your videography and your commentary , keep doing you!

One thing to note about that area - there aren't any bars, for blocks and blocks. The rest of NYC you rarely have to walk more than a block or two to find a place you can stop for a beer (pre-pandemic) while exploring. Up there, only fancy restaurants and private clubs.

Hey Peter, you're top-notch, my friend. Love your style and soft cool speaking mannerisms. These short little documentaries you put together are very informative and hit every part of the spectrum. Please keep them coming.

@PeterSantenello

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks George!

@catherineolivia1

3 жыл бұрын

Kia Ora Peter, I also like how you are polite and friendly to everyone you encounter.

@adrianakusieluskus8941

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeterSantenello Big hugs from Bergamo Italy ✨

@d10rr18

2 жыл бұрын

Feeling some sexual tension coming from u

I’ve been watching all of your KZread’s and I’m happy to see you balance out the extreme poverty, homelessness, drug addiction, desperation, hopelessness with the other side of life here in this video. While I would never fault the disenfranchised I do believe that the example of say Carnegie is a good one when it comes to people who work really hard to make a difference, in a positive constructive way. I understand that many people are stuck where they are but true freedom allows us to understand the world in a way that we can freely move about it. And that does not always have to do with money. Thanks for your broad view on life.

@christianmortimer98

7 ай бұрын

it’s not balance… if anything it only further highlights the IMBALANCE of wealth in the city.

From Norway: I really enjoy all your videos. Fantastic narrative and stories. Your connection with people is amazing. Eirik

3:40 theres NO WAY that Chrysler is getting out of that parking spot lol

@carlosturciosolivera1899

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed the same!

@StefanMcShane

3 жыл бұрын

Thinking the same

@Matt_from_Florida

3 жыл бұрын

That's some *DESPERATION* parking!

@Ezrashah

3 жыл бұрын

LOL exactly my thoughts

@legend5845

3 жыл бұрын

What you taking abt, I’d park it in and out in 2 seconds. That’s plenty of space for parking for someone who lives in ny.

Carnegie is the quintessential American dream story he came from a small town in Scotland from very modest means as a teenager I believe and just worked his way to the top but he was always very generous with his money and used it for the betterment of society

@JasJohns22

Жыл бұрын

Carnegie was a cut-throat businessman, who let his underlings do all his dirty work. He had a conversion experience when he approached retirement age. Something about the camel and the eye-of -the-needle... He decided to give away his wealth, and hundreds of free public libraries were part of the result.

My dad was a security guard at the Guggenheim museum. I remember going in there and seeing all the exhibits as a child. I didn’t know the history behind it. Amazing.

As someone who might move to nyc next year, this video was really helpful! Thanks for the video, very nicely edited and organised :D

hey! that's me at the sukkah!

@bradenwatson3580

3 жыл бұрын

No way that’s awesome 🤣

@thisgame2

3 жыл бұрын

Baruch haschem shlomo

Well done - I especially enjoyed your mini interviews with the local residents.

Thanks for your informative travel journals. Can't be there in person during the pandemic so this is the next best thing!

You provide excellent tutorials!!! I took my 9 yr. old to NYC last week. We had an excellent time as the city is coming back alive! Peace and love from Chicago!

I was supposed to visit NYC back in April but had to cancel (ya know, because of the pandemic and stuff)... This video makes me feel like I’m actually in NYC, so thank you for the video, Peter! Greetings from Amsterdam!

@DMWBN3

3 жыл бұрын

Tess Glimm would love,to go to NYC. Been several times to Amsterdam, stayed in the hotel where Lennon & Ono had a 'sleep in' when they were protesting the war & his activism days. I'm in south England so only a short flight to AMS. 👍🏼👍🏼

@ikerdelpalacio5160

Жыл бұрын

From Old Amsterdam to New Amsterdam 🤣

Native Californian and Angeleno here, but NYC is our heart and soul.. I ❤ You NYC so much! Can't wait to visit next summer for the poetry festival, summer concerts, Brooklyn delis, Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 food, and museums....

I love your content and also your honesty in presenting the reality of life in the United States, keep working

Clean, smooth, well structured video. Love the calm, clear and refined style you bring. Always collected, gentle, honest and lots of empathy. Tactful stuff i ve only seen a few videos (so far) but keep up the good things and work. Thank you! Loved seeing very familiar places in this video. I can only recommend living here from experience!

@GrubblandeGrapplern

5 ай бұрын

Perfectly summarized.

Really enjoyed this video of New York. It was done in a slower pace which allows us to really see the beauty. Thank you so much!

I went to a performing arts high school on the UES by 68th and lex, commuted from Queens everyday. It was my favorite place to just escape. Smoked joints on the steps of some millionaire’s brownstone, then went out to eat at some fancy restaurant before returning to perform or something. Even shared and sold a joint to an actually millionaire during our class break😂... Surprisingly some of the most regular seeming, humble, chill residents live here despite their “class difference”. They’d always say hi and were welcoming when us student would sit and smoke or take pics on their brownstones/property. I remember a time I left my phone in Central Park on a lunch break, and when I got out of school me and my friend tracked it down to Drew Barrymore. THE Drew Barrymore had my phone, she was sitting outside her child’s daycare with it in hand. Me and like 5 friends even got a group pic with her to remember the day, and that was just normal. Lowkey feels like a fever dream. 2019. Little did I know, my day to day that I took for granted was some people’s dream to experience. I always get nostalgic when I’m in the area post covid lol. Sm good memories here.

@simeoda

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing story

@tziporahb2673

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in school there now.

@juanitacolette5766

3 жыл бұрын

@@tziporahb2673 what school

@joebloggs7956

3 жыл бұрын

European vibes!

@brooklynbully1940

3 жыл бұрын

cool story duuuude.

I’ve been in the Guggenheim. I’m from UK. It’s a cool museum with modern art. I didn’t know it was built in the 1950’s.

Mansions are so beautiful and with deep aesthetic sense. I like these buildings so much.

You failed to mention that Carnegie spent most of his fortune establishing a free library system across this country. He was the first in the World to offer free books. He did not leave his fortune to his children, saying that they should make their own life.

@arcisvar4863

3 жыл бұрын

He was a true socialist haha. No kidding but I think he really saw the power his wealth held and how he much more he could do fo others with it than for himself. Good intentions, good outcome, prob motivationed by guilt haha.

@4cornernan

3 жыл бұрын

@@arcisvar4863 Only wish the elite high tech billionaires of today felt any minor guilt.

@merrywalsh2809

3 жыл бұрын

Gates is not planning on leaving his kids much money. His foundation gets it. They are spending the money very wisely, so that it will do the most good possible.

@ChocolateMilk..

2 жыл бұрын

@@arcisvar4863 "motivationed"?

@ChocolateMilk..

2 жыл бұрын

@@merrywalsh2809 The stupidity you just uttered is beyond human comprehension. Go get your vaccinations!

My city! I grew up on the upper, upper west side in the late 50's and 60's. Great video!! I can't get enough of your videos. You show a lot of warmth and respect as you travel.

I was surprised how good this video was, well edited and had a good flow. I also want to bring my boys to NYC now, well maybe in a year or two, but I still enjoyed this very much.

I'm from the midwest but would never think you would see a TRACTOR downtown NY 2:43. This crazy world amazes me everyday!

It's so cool watching this. I used to work as a nanny back in 2010 here & I lived in Chelsea. I miss NYC so much. Currently living in Philly. ✨

This brought me some closure, some realization of a song I frequently heard in my youth and the lyrics went like this: "Well we're movin on up, to the east side. To a deluxe apartment in the sky. Movin on up to the east side. We finally got a piece of the pie." - Now it all makes sense, finally, thank you!

@ziva1

3 жыл бұрын

The Jefferson building exterior is on 85th between Third Ave and Lexington

@dannydumbapesland7548

3 жыл бұрын

@@ziva1 that is amazing, thanks!

@ziva1

3 жыл бұрын

@@dannydumbapesland7548 Well, I live in the neighborhood and I am from the generation that enjoyed The Jeffersons when it came out. The building is on the north side of the street near Third Avenue.

I am such a big fan of your videos! As a middle class American, it’s so interesting to see the contrast between your ghetto videos and rich neighborhood videos. Both places I am not very familiar with :)

It’s been years since I’ve walked the streets of NYC. The last time I was in there I wasn’t even able to spend any time in Manhattan and only saw it as I drove through on my way to Upstate NY on business. I wanted so much to just pull over and park just so I could walk about and commune with one of my favorite places in the world. Thanks for a great tour. Loved it.

I absolutely love your walking tours of cities.

I was there last year and Im form Costa Rica. In general, NY is a very contrasting city from where I come from, and from what i got to see from that big city is that there is a lot of contrast within the different neighborhoods. It is really interesting because you could see the different people changing in the subway. That trip really was eye opening and I'm grateful. Thank u for sharing this Peter! 🙌🏼

@Isaactorres60

2 жыл бұрын

Costa Rica is a third world country with outdated infrastructure. By the way you talk I thought you were from Sweden. It is interesting to see how all these positive news about Costa Rica inflate their nationalism and pride to the point of talking like this about true first world countries. Beautiful country tho.

@crBudgetWatches

Жыл бұрын

Jaja se que esto lo pusiste hace dos años pero no entiendo por qué se enojó el tipo que te contestó.

@_cristinachan

Жыл бұрын

@@Isaactorres60 right… the USA is the biggest third world country in the world but you are not ready to have this conversation. Costa Rica might be a third world country; however, the Central Valley does not have outdated infrastructure… escazu, rohrmoser, San Pedro etc. Maybe you’ve only visited rural or beach areas. Even as a third world country, Costa Rica is one of the world leads in nano technology, has a superior (free) healthcare system and one of the best education systems in America (continent) And highly ranked worldwide. Superior to the USA I must add. Please, inform yourself before commenting something like this cause this is the exact same reason why there’s so much misinformation out there. 😉

Just discovering your page & am really enjoying it. For the elderly and housebound like myself, this helps me to see the world and educate myself. THANK YOU 🙏🌎🌏🌍

@user2j3ycg4df

2 жыл бұрын

Take care, ma'am. My mother is elderly and and housebound too, and good YT channels makes it easier during Covid time.

Absolutely sick ep! Thanks so much.

You give us all that little travel and sightseeing experience in times where we can't do it ourselves. Love it, thank you :)

@smeaglerG

8 ай бұрын

We were able to travel the entire time. Shut up. Where were you not able to travel to exactly?

I love travel shows in general but this one is great for it’s simplicity. Living vicariously through these during covid

Peter, keep up the good work. You are doing a wonderful job.

You have the magic to do this brother, THIS IS YOUR GIFT! smooth videos, I can spend hours watching man, cheers!

I like your style, you have a way filming that makes me feel as if I’m there seeing everything first hand.

Wealth might not be hidden and protected behind giant walls and security guards in NYC, but this is the case in many parts of America. For example, in Beverley Hills in California and some wealthy suburban areas of LA where all the movie stars, tonight show hosts and producers are living, you literally can't walk into some of the neighborhoods. There are barriers at the entrance of these neighborhoods and they don't allow people in unless you are residing in the area or you are an invited visitor.

@alsin1597

6 ай бұрын

it makes sense when you re a popular figure living in a private house...

@GrandTheftSam

6 ай бұрын

Thats not wealth its fame, and paparazzi culture is probably to blame. Most of the neighborhoods in beverly hills you can walk through unless you are talking mansions and estates which are hidden behind 20 foot hedges and gates

Love your channel, very informative. You know your history, the community and very interesting interviews/summary/point of view. I know you enjoy your job.🙂

"Even the trash look cleaner", I am dying

@getsensus

2 жыл бұрын

I guess they sorting trash, in my house trash cleaner too

@Kerannnng

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a group of rats gnawing through bags in the Upper East Side last month. Anti vax garbage men been slacking 🤡

Love you videos Peter. I love how people assume the wildest things about you when you approach them and you roll with it.

People are so friendly and so nice how they want to contribute and talk to you I imagine in some places you would get arrested for just filming in a wealthy area

@Photosbybb

2 жыл бұрын

Yes the woman shitting on 3/4s of the country was so nice 🙄

@prn718

2 жыл бұрын

If he was a black guy with a camera, someone would have called the cops

Love a lot of those older guys, Carnigie and Rockefeller.. pretty awesome to see this. Thanks for the video. Beautiful architecture

There will always be people who put it down but as a Chelsea, Manhattan resident and with all it's problems I love where I live. Professionally done, great video.

Love this. Despite the class differences, you gotta love NY for it’s diversity and beauty. Everyone is welcomed here. I love my city, there is nothing like it in the world. Native here and I am not going anywhere. I absolutely love it. We made it through 9/11 and we’ll definitely make it out this mess. I love your editing skills. Looking forward to more Manhattan videos!

@nycbass78

3 жыл бұрын

True,you can walk through wealthy neighborhoods without any gates like in other states where they hide behind gates.almost like a self imposed prison.

@lotissoriano1380

3 жыл бұрын

So true, every time I come back from a travel whether it be out of state or out of the country I am always happy to be back to NY. Other places are beautiful too but there is nothing like NYC.

@sab8634

3 жыл бұрын

@@nycbass78 You’re right!

@sab8634

3 жыл бұрын

@@lotissoriano1380 Yes, that’s the beauty of NY and it’s people. We welcome everyone!

@wildestdreams4012

3 жыл бұрын

"...there is nothing like it in the world" Say that to the Londoners :)

Thanks a lot for making video for us🙏 Watching from country of Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

Bro I love this stuff you do. Thanks for the dedication.

Well said [8:14]. I live overseas and despite the fact that I like mixing and socializing with people from different cultures, Americans are the easiest to get along with, travel with, and just simply chat with especially strangers than people from other cultures. Rich people in many countries live behind high walls and securities, while in America they like to show their wealth and achievements. Very true. Great videos. Thank u

Thank you. Two words that are simple to say but not said enough.

Carnegie was a huge philanthropist. Even here in the UK, there are buildings, like libraries that bear his name.

@ArtHoward

Жыл бұрын

He was Scotish.

@nialloneill5097

9 ай бұрын

LEEDS

I love how friendly and helpful New Yorkers are.💜

@davidlang1125

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve always had great encounters with people in NYC. They love their city.

@richardmorris7063

2 жыл бұрын

The attitudes can change greatly from Burroughs to Burroughs.

@nyc220guy

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardmorris7063 NYers are very helpful. We get generalized as rude but it's far from reality. Even in the "hood" people will go out of their way to help you or answer questions. Of course, just like anywhere else in the world there are the 2% of people who are idiots/trouble makers, but that's life.

@nickimillennium3748

Жыл бұрын

New Yorkers are friendly. The city itself is busy and people tend to be in a rush but when people do you have the time they do like the help. Honestly the only city I’ve ever visited that was explicitly unfriendly was Paris. Only the very young people (teens,school age) were personable.

Beautiful Peter! Thank you!❤️😀🇺🇸🙏

Thank you, Peter! Your videos help me get over the America bias mainly because of films and tv shows. I live on the other side of the world and often times films and tv shows are my only exposure. So, this is nice. Keep em coming!

@PeterSantenello

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

The great irony is that *East Harlem is directly above the Upper East Side and it is one of the lowest-income/lowest-cost regions of Manhattan.* Rent in the heart of East Harlem around 116th St is literally 20-25% of the rent in the heart of the Upper East Side just 30-blocks (1.5 miles/2km) below it on 86st. East Harlem is a gem of value for those comfortable living there. UES supermarkets typically charge 50% more for most foods than those in East Harlem.

i lovee thisss. typical hollywood movie scenes, tv show like gossip girl, satc, etc. a dreamy one for sure.

I was born and raised in a Florida coastal town and poor; seeing the beach houses and the rich scenic neighborhoods did inspire to make cakes that looked like the houses of the wealthy; stemming from doll houses and Barbies when I was a little girl ❤❤

Love your videos! You are a natural at doing these and I hope you keep them coming!!

You're a blessed man Peter, keep up the great work!

Thank you. I’ve never been to New York but you just made me feel like I was there. Thank you.

I love your videos! Thanks for the work you do .

I love this! It makes me feel like I’m actually exploring New York.

Always excited for these vlogs!

Really love your vids, makes me feel that im really walking there myself!Greetings from Holland

Love your videos of NYC! Grew up in Brooklyn many years ago, It was great going back! I especially liked your video of Williamsburgh and Brough Park, Please keep doing theses videos!

Go check out the architecture in Forrest Hills (Tudor-style). Also check out Jamaica Estates where Trump grew up as a kid.( Both in Queens)

@MoeInteractive

3 жыл бұрын

Hey hey, don’t get everyone to come here so quick I’m waiting to buy my house in the gardens first!

I attended the high school that was also an armory at 5:06 ! It was a pretty unique experience, especially because I had to commute 1 hr 20 mins just to get to class. Thanks for giving me a walk down memory lane and providing a glimpse of a covid-adapted HCHS with all the new tents in the courtyard.

@anisafarooq1426

3 жыл бұрын

wow was that school expensive

@nancyliang4339

3 жыл бұрын

@@anisafarooq1426 nope, it's public but you have to pass an exam to get in

@805fillmore

Жыл бұрын

@@nancyliang4339 why would you travel 1:20 for school?

@allyparker2636

Жыл бұрын

Little late to the video, but I also went to hunter! amazing school and well worth the commute

@Hassan..eldeeb.7

Жыл бұрын

@@anisafarooq1426 yeah right ❤️🌹

love your travel videos brother exploring cities please keep posting

Amazing neighborhood! Thanks for sharing!

Love your videos Bro!!! May your channel grow with millions of subscribers :)

That was great! Thank you. I've always wanted to see the wealthy part of New York. Thank you.

great videos, thanks for sharing these sneek peeks into different parts of the US. also if you are not yet in the minidog world, I highly recommend checking out boston terriers. they are extremely smart and never barks.

Lived in the UES for a couple of years, right near the mini dog park you walked by. There's actually a medium/big dog park near the basketball courts which is often very busy as well. You may be surprised by the size of some of the dogs that live in many of the relatively small apartments in New York.

love your vids about NY, hello from Belarus

Hello Peter and greetings from Romania ! Very good and informative videos you have !

My great grandmother Marie lived with her husband Seton Porter in the 30s /40s. They owned the maisonette at 660 Park, which was originally intended for Ms. Vanderbilt. She then gave it it's own address identical to her other on 5th- 666 Park Avenue. She never occupied it, and it fell into the hands of my step great grandfather. One thing I have always loved about the UES is the maisonettes and stunning townhomes. They were quite massive. My family has been in New York since the 1800s- One of whom resided at 53 E 77Th. I also love how preserved the UES is. Below 58th it becomes too washed with skyscrapers and mega high rises. I like the suburban feel of Carnegie Hill and Lenox Hill.

I lived in Manhattan 30 years and I learned so many interesting new facts! Very cool! Thank you!

Very awesome point your wife made about wealth being out in the open. Its very inspirational!

Thanks for that video! Much appreciated! F.

Thank you for sharing.

Yes, Sunday and I'm particularly bored, then here comes one of my favourite YT channels with a video. Love these travel vlogs, Peter is the man !! Thank you.

@PeterSantenello

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mr. Watto!

What I loved about New York coming from Wiltshire in england was when I was having a converation with my American friend walking the streets, was that people would join in with you and have something to add; People more often than not had something to add and their own recounts of the context of which we were speaking. I loved New york and have been desperately wanting to go to the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and the feast of San Gennaro for which I have been planning to do for the last 2 years since my last visit. I hope the peoples of New York get through this and regain life as it was before. God Bless america

Thank You for your Good Work

Thoroughly enjoyed this video..subscribed!!

New York city will always be one of THE BEST Despite the Covid virus the city is still standing on it's two feet , and still one of the BEST cities in the world 😊

@goodputin4324

3 жыл бұрын

Lol nope! Nothing beats Mumbai!

@arcisvar4863

3 жыл бұрын

@@goodputin4324 Byeee lmaoo

@goodputin4324

3 жыл бұрын

@@arcisvar4863 why🤣

@paullewis2413

3 жыл бұрын

ciel222. I used to think so but not anymore. Guess that's because I knew it before corporatism totally took over and the city lost its unique character.

@goodputin4324

3 жыл бұрын

@@paullewis2413 new york is overrated.

In a time of no travel, this is awesome. Thanks man! - From Sweden

Very nice video of my neighborhood! Thanks for visiting, Peter!

Great little videos you produce Peter. I've seen a few of them like the LA one and like your work mate.

I love your work Peter! Keep it up