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Well this drive has nothing special to tell about. There are not any point of interests except the quiet place to sit with you loved one for sometime. Both of its sides have huge parking lots spread over a vast area. You hardly see anyone passing by this. Well the lookout drive is the long one but specifically talking about the E lookout drive which has rarely anything special to mention.

I really love this place. Golf is one of my favorite sports and this street has some special associations to me. Synergy Park Boulevard connects to Waterview Pkwy in the west. The Golf park is huge and beautiful. There is such a nice and a wonderful view all over since there are not any buildings around and there is a lots of greenery. Great place to relax after a long and tiring day.

I have been to the Vickie Drive several times to visit one my friends and everytime i go there i want to stay a little longer because of the peaceful and calmful atmosphere. It is also very near to Abrams so many points of interests can be visited. I go with my friends for dining out and other shopping whenever i visit this place.

Huffhines Street connects to Abrams Road in the west and i have passed by this street several times while going to Abrams. Such a nice and peaceful environment and a lovely neighborhood. I would a green neighborhood with lots of beautifull constructed small houses. There are many points of interest just across the road of Greenville.

The University Parkway is a long drive which connects W Campbell in the south to Drive in the north . There is a Softball Feild and Baseball feilds on the left and soccer feilds on the right. the Visitors Office is also there where it connects to Drive M. There is an Activity Center and lots of green feilds for different sports all around. When you enter the University Parkway, the only thing that comes in your mind is "what a big greeen playground"

The Mimosa drive is connects teh W Campbell road in the north. I usually go to this place for some sortta "extra" shopping. I juss love the Gift Shop in the corner. Also there is a trail of beautifully constructed multi colored painted shops in a row. The TomThumb Store is very nearby.At the end of the street there is a private housing with beautiful small houses, but the track that connects Jonnson Blvd needs some improvement for pedestrians.

i like rutford ave mainly because of the Practice Tee Golf Center. The Golf park is huge and beautiful and is highly maintained by the management. I usually go here for watching golf matches.There is a Natural Science and Engineering Laboratory of University of Texas at Dallas on the right of the ave. On the right of the ave there is hugge parking lot for the university area.

I have visited Drive F several times. It connects Drive A in the south and has tennis courts on the right. There is a huge parking lot on the left. The street is very clean and green and gives a pleasant fresh feeling to its visitors.There is a McDermott Library, International Students Services Office and a women center as well.

i have lived at this place for about few months but this place is veryyy comfortable , quiet and peaceful. The life is so calmful that i didnt even notice that days and months pass by without any hassle. There is housing apartments on both sides of the road for University of Texas at dallas. I just love this place, its crowdy , not a lot of traffic and no other troubles.

We've been shopping at the Farmer's Market for so many years and love it. It has improved every year. You can talk to the farmers who actually grew the produce you're buying, although not every seller grew what he's sellling. And you can taste just about everything. There are also plants for sale and garden supplies, all at very good prices. Highly recommend.

there are sooo many korean stores in this area. most of the businesses were closed, seeing it was a sunday. the whole place was dead quiet. most likely, more than 10 plazas in this area.
there's no chinatown in dallas, but the asian population here is huge.
this place is quite neat.has booths much like private rooms.there are other kinda stores in this plaza such as korean restaurants, gift stores, pharmacy, clothing stores, etc.
just remember that this is a dead place on sundays

A lots of Parks will be found but i had a chance to go to fair Park.Fair Park is a fine place to go if you have a reason to be going there- such as a concert or the State Fair. I can't say I'd just go wander around there for the heck of it. It's really not a very nice neighborhood surrounding it. However, the park is pretty much enclosed- so as long as you park in the lots by the gates you should be fine.

Deep Ellum is fun. You will find a lot of interesting people around there. There are a number of restuarants which are just OK but not excellent .You will find good clubs, cool stores and many more. this place is great for people watching. Theres a resturant called Deep Sushi, really good sushi for lunch or dinner

One of my fav places on Dallas Pkwy is Galleria. The Mall is huge, and even has an ice rink on the first floor. It has stores such as, Versace, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Coach, Juicy Couture, Ruehl No. 925, Lucky Brand, Nordstrom, Macy's, and so on. They also have your basic stores such as the Gap, and Hollister & Co, and Guess. The store selection is amazing, but VERY pricey! The mall also has a play area for small children.

South Griffin Street, where the Young Street cuts it, theres a beautiful and a huge park by the intersection. Very cool to see - it was a walk for us though. Dallas Convention Center is on the opposite side of the road. We parked down by the Book Depository & walked to the far side of the Convention Center to see the FAMOUS Pioneer Plaza.

We are always looking for things to do with our family in Dallas. If you are wondering somewhere in Garland , Dallas then Dallas Arboretum is waiting for you. Again and again we return to the best place for everyone in our family, the Dallas Arboretum. There is something for everyone there and they change the color displays all year long. I have never seen anything this beautiful in a public garden

If you visit the lovely city of Dallas for the first time, dont miss N Central Expy. i would recommend one of the places which I sought out after seeing it was NorthPark Center. It is pretty much standard as newer malls go, it looked like it had once been an old mall and was more recently redone.
It had a good mix of mid-range shops, I personally preferred the selection at the Galleria in Dallas but NorthPark was a nice mall as well.

I have visited this place quite a number of times normally while going to Ikea. this drive is sortta commercial since many big outlets are here.
For those who dont have a car, you could take the DART light rail from downtown to Plano, then call for a taxi to get to Ikea. It is about 1.3 miles away from the rail station. (one of my friends used to go to ikea this way). Dont for get to visit Rooms to go and Ashley, but they are a bit expensive.

You enter the Drive A from the main Waterview Pkwy. Drive A has university housing at both sides and its a great place for UTD students and their families to live in. The atmosphere is clean and noise free. When you ahead there are different departments of the UTD on both sides of this drive.
Theres is no grocery or other departmental store around this area. Since there are lot families living here in the university complex but still no shop or grocery store is here. The most nearest point for shopping or grocery from this place is the W Campbell Road.
All over the place is safe and sound.

The street has absolutely very little or no traffic at all. This street is normally used by the pedestrians for either morning walk or for going to the nearby market. TomThumb and many other restaurants are at walking distance from here. Me and my husband walk through this street instead of the main road for going to the market.
The street is entirely calmful and peaceful. Theres no noise of traffic or horns. Life can be too good for couples or newly weds. Or may be for patients or Retirees. There is a beautiful lake or so with fountains on the way. There may be hundreds of beautiful lakes in the US but this one is the most peaceful and calmful with quiet surroundings i have seen so far.

I expected to enjoy my walk but it certainly exceeded my expectations. I began down at the tip by the ferries and walked north along the Hudson but I would recommend starting at the end of Chambers St. and heading south, We sat at the end of battery park on a bench watching all the ferries go back and forth. It was a wonderful experience.

This has got to be one of the best atractions in New York. He cruise lasts around 3 hours and you travel 35 miles round the whole island. You get fantastic views of the Empire State building the Chrysler Building, you can almost touch the Statue of Liberty, if you have never seen her its worth the money just to be close the this lady. Go there and enjoy. You will definitely wanna visit this place over and over again

For me the main attraction on this street is Burger Joint. All I can say it was worth it. We went on a friday evening about 6pm and was no problem getting a table. I guess its just luck. Tasty and juicy an even though I asked for well done it wasn't burnt. Its great for a quick snack while shopping in the area. Will return on next visit to NY for sure..

This place is quite a busy place to live in mainly because of the Rockefeller Center . The area around is quiet commercial since you can find all sortta dine in , shops, plays and many more here.
When i went there it was tooo crowdy that i hardly could enjoy. I should have taken some advice before going there and someone forgot to mention to me that it's way too crowded to be enjoyable

never would have gone to visit Harlem if it weren't for people I knew who got a group of us to take this tour. But I'm SO glad I did!
I felt a lot more educated on the area of Harlem and would really like to go back to the area the next time I'm in the city, if nothing else, to see the people I met there and take in the sights. There are some incredibly important historical landmarks, as well as some wonderful jazz bars and locally-owned restaurants.

I'd recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history and vast culture of New York City, as well as anyone just looking for a nice place to experience music and culture.

Ellis Island was amazing. It is hard to put in words. Despite Ellis Island being a complex of different buildings, visitors are only allowed in the main building. In my opinion, Ellis Island is a must-see.
Don’t try to visit Ellis Island if you’re planning on leaving NYC the same day – it’s about a four-hour visit and if the line to board the ferry is already long, you’re going to find yourself racing against the clock.

On the Orchard Street,theres a museum located in an actual tenement, is dedicated to interpreting and preserving the history
What a nice change from the more well known and bigger museums. The Tenement Museum was interesting, well run and really let you 'step into' the past. when you step into the building on Orchard, the space will overwhelm you. Explore the lots of great shops and restaurants. Try one of the great knishes at local Jewish/Yiddish bakeries.

This place is best for Shopping and Dining. The main attraction at least for me is the American Girl Place.
If you'd like your little "American Girl" fan to have an experience that is wonderful and as non-commercial as possible, then I'd recommend booking tickets to the show in the theater (currently "Circle of Friends").
Overall a wonderful experience of shopping with girls.

On this street , between W. 40th and W. 42nd Sts, theres a fabulous parkcalled Bryant Park.I love, love, LOVE this fabulous park!! It's located just behind the New York Public Library at 42nd street (between 5th and 6th). It's a great place to stop and enjoy an outdoor lunch when the weather co-operates.
Check it out the next time you're in New York City!!

Just a very cool place to go and see. It's beautiful and you can't take enough pictures of all the details.Grand Central is one of the things that makes New York more like a European city. The old and intricate architecture coupled with the foot traffic of people going to or from trains -- or simply traversing a few blocks through the immense building creates energy. Couple this with excellent shopping and one of the best food markets ever, and you get a feeling of why people simply love New York City.

I have always dreamed of going to this street so that i could see Rockefeller Center , but the reality was far from my expectations. The cost (about 45 dollars for two people) was very high, but I figured it's famous, right?
Unfortunately, someone forgot to mention to me that it's way too crowded to be enjoyable.
Go to Rockefeller Center for the sights, but don't plan on skating. I hear Central Park has skating, so that might be worth a shot.

The central Park Ny is between the 86th and the 79th street. Spent a day up around central park (went to Museum of Nat. History then Central Park zoo) and it was nice to get away from the hustle of the Times Square area.
It was definately a nice change of pace from the downtown Manhattan area. Theres also a Turtle Pond close to the 79th street. The park wasn't crowded at all, and it was nice to just take a leisurely stroll around and enjoy the scenery.If you're looking for a place to go and get away from it all for a while, head up to CP. It's beautiful and can be very relaxing.

On a trip to New York and Ground Zero was a must see from the beginning, only heard about this museum from a work colleague not long before we went so decided to book it.
Located in the Meat Packing District it doesn't look much from the outside but don't be fooled when you go in you are surronded by some amazing and moving pictures and artefacts from that horrific day in September.
You are allowed 2 hours to go round looking at everything at your own pace and you can easily spend longer than that, it is all about the amazing recovery work that went on afterwards. Can't speak highly enough of this excellent museum and would go back there in an instant, definitley one of if not the highlight of our 5 day stay in the city.

Me and my husband stayed here for 3 days over Christmas and new year. We had a one bed apartment which was very modern and very clean.The complex has a well equipped gym and very friendly door staff who are happy to help when ever possible.
It's a real good southern base with central park being a 10minutes subway ride away, and your a 2 minute walk from Fulton street station.
South street sea port is also a 2 minute walk.

I have been to Stanton Street for a few times. There are many attractions in its surrounding but the one i like the most is the Hamilton fish Park.Among the most remarkable public recreational facilities in the country, this the pools represents the forefront of design and technology. Hamilton Fish Pool is one major attractions for the neighborhood children and aspiring athletes and changing the way millions of New Yorkers spent their leisure time.

I stayed at Bowery for only a night while i was moving to dallas and i cant ever forget that stay with my husband at Bowery Hotel. Its a charming building with 'old' fashioned style.
It is located on the noisy Bowery avenue, it is a beautiful building, very well appointed, with a small cosy reception desk and bar. Wonderful place and do stay at this hotel if u get the chance

i have visited 47th Street just a few many times but my crave to go over there never ends. yes there is only one reason, and that is my weakness to jewellery and more specifically diamonds.This area is one of the primary centers of the global diamond industry and one of the famous and reknown shopping area of the city. Even if i dont shop and purchase i love going to the diamond street again to see the marvellous jewel collection.
i wish i have a home nearby the diamond street !

Whenever i visit Lexington, theres always something new for me to know about. I dont why this happens but it seems that there are so many things i still have to discover.
Lexington has a typical NY style.Lex is great for South Asian Cuisine and Indian Resturants. They have typical Asian Touch in them . Lex is such a beautiful place and if u r coming to NY and not been to this place then u r really missing it.

A very famous and a beautiful place of NY to visit. I have dreamt of it living there.Its one of the most famous streets because of its impressive greenery, fountains, architecture, its well shaped structure which add a lot to its beauty and elegance.
Another great attraction here is the Madison Square Park. I really love the shopping area. Its always new and an inspiring experience to be in Madison.

Broadway Newyork is one of my Favourite places in NY. i have visited Broadway only once but it was simply wonderful. Its one the places worth visiting and for living its simply spectacular. There are a lot of attractions around here and u will get a deep cultural touch. Plays and theatres are more in. People ususally dont know of some of the greatest plays which are played at the Broadway street.
Times Square is an amazing place on the Broadway. The crowds on Times Square morning, noon & night was crazy. You have to push your way through, and no one gives you a second. There is lots of interesting places around Times Square. There is a good few Irish Pubs off times square who do excellent pub grub. All shops were packed with people and some shops we had to leave as it was just too much. Worth a trip to without a doubt.

I went to Geneva Ln for a very few times but i really love this place . The beautifully constructed single storey hut styled houses and nicely decorated lawns in front of each house make the look of a lane like a paradise. I really the look of this Lane and it is the biggest attraction for me to wish for a house in Geneva Lane.
The Hackberry park is very to this series of Lanes. So a good opportunity for retirees to have a walk 2 times a day and for kids to play around

The Alma drive which joins W Plano Pkwy in North is another quiet and comfortable place to live in. The Collin Creek Mall is quiet near by and Harrington Park is also not so far.

The place is very quiet i mention again , since there isnt much population here. The place also has beautiful sunsets and sun rises which i like the most about this place

i went to the 1701 Chester Drive, Plano, TX to visit one of our family friends and it was my only visit there. It was such a nice experience. The neighbor hood is safe n sound and feels like a community. There are many Indian Restaurants and grocery stores around even within 5 miles of the chester drive.

The environment is very peaceful, cleaner and healthy there and the beautiful houses are build on the street.

I have visited this place very often to visit one of my friends and i can easily say that the neighborhood is very friendly and i really like the private HOA facility with pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, volleyball courts.The people here live as a community and are very friendly. Its like a real 'neighborhood'.
I wish i have a house here too

I have visited Coit Road in Plano, TX for a number of times. This place has hundreds of attractions and other places for dining out, pools and courts to be there. There are many grocery shops around and especially many indian stores. the shopping malls and grocery stores are very inexpensive and affordable. You can always get the best prices

I lived at Brook Glen for about an year but i will remember the stay at Glen for my whole life. The greenry and wildlife here is fabulous. The neighbor hood is extremely nice and helpful. I made a lot of friends here in my street. The life here at Brook Glen is very healthy because the atmosphere is free from the traffic and there are soooo many trees around. It looks really beautiful when it rains in the morning or evening.

I lived at Cullum for a short period of time but it was simply awesome. The fresh and green life is very healthy for you and your kids. The neighbor hood is clean and safe. The best thing is that this place is too good for either patients or students because this street is intensely quiet and peaceful . No traffic noise and horns.

I have live at W Campbell for a long time and this is a very 'Tasty' Place i should say. There are a lot of South Asian Cuisines in the neighborhood and if u like the spicy and asian food then this place is gonna be a treat for you. The neighbor hood is very peaceful and comfortable. All the Malls and supermarkets are at a walking distance so too good for house wives living nearby to have a good walk during their groceries.

Waterview Pkwy is the located in Richardson at a very peaceful and quiet neighbour hood. There is absolutely very little or no noise here in the surroundings. This was the first place i lived in US and i have some emotional attachment to this place. The best thing i like about it is that i have a bon fire place at the back of our house. On any event people gather here in winters and have fun. Also covers University of TX at Dallas so mainly students and there families are found to interact more often.