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I'm a certified fangirl. My credentials? Used to own fan accounts, have an embarrassing video of me crying over a Justin Bieber cutout on YouTube, have rewatched all my comfort shows— Gossip Girl, The Vampire Diaries, One Tree Hill —three times, and I spent way too much money on Eras Tour tickets last year. So, when I visited NYC in October, naturally, I scouted all the fangirl stops I could find. Planning a trip to NYC? Here's all the fangirl destinations significant to your

As a Taylor Swift fan, the West Village was a must-see on my NYC itinerary. But, upon stepping into the neighborhood lined with red brick buildings, brownstones, and charming mom-and-pop restaurants, I quickly learned why she sang, "You're the West Village, you still do it for me, babe." I fell in love with this side of NYC. I visited New York in October and I think I struck gold by exploring Tribeca and West Village in the fall. It seems like they were meant to be the filmin

I learned quickly why it's deemed the city that never sleeps. New York City stays true to its name. After my first day in the city, I reached probably well over 17,000 steps (I wouldn't know because I sheepishly chose not to wear my Apple watch so I didn't mess up my outfit—rookie mistake!). I only saw my hotel room to get some R&R at night before the next jam-packed day. In October, I visited New York City for the first time. After months of saving every TikTok post known to