Queens County NY

Founded in 1897, Queens is -geographically and numerically- the largest administrative unit in New York. It is a cultural pot of varying ethnicities that number to over 2.2 million who have settled on the 148 sq. mile enclosure. It is surrounded by Nassau County to its east, Long Island to the west; the rest, by water.

Queens is famous for housing two of the most iconic airports in the U.S., i.e., LaGuardia Airport and Kennedy International Airport. In matters art, it has been long known as the nucleus of the punk rock movement. These, coupled with the wide network of road infrastructure and the stations that make up the New York City Subway routes, ensure that movement in the city is without so much as a hassle. Better still, you can take in the breathtaking views on the East River by using the New York Water Taxi.

From luxury hotels like Boro Hotel and Paper Factory Hotel, to parks such as the Flushing Meadoews-Corona Park, to a plethora of boutiques and entertainment spots, Queens is a one stop shop for both travelers and residents.