2025 Rochester Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

if you are visiting Johor Bahru over the weekends , one cafe to try now would definitely be the founders cafe. the aesthetics is just too pretty and lovely that you will fall in love with this place the moment you are here. the good thing also is that the place is very large and it can accommodate large groups as well. so it’s definitely a recommended place to go if you have lots of people. ordered some of their drinks such as the matcha latte and black sesame and they were good. truffle fries were delicious too. the smoked salmon bagel was the best, as it’s generous with the portion. and the pastries were also pretty lovely and delicious. recommended to visit .

-I’ve always been so skeptical about spending a few extra bucks on a more luxurious flight.. but I finally decided to take the risk… and I don’t think I’ll ever “cheap-out” again! Jet blue has absolutely blown me away! From the great hospitality to the excellent customer service, this airline has shown me what it means to travel at ease! ✈️✍🏼 I was able to book jet blue directly through trip.com.. I was offered a generous amount of points as well as other in flight perks… imagine this… free snacks! Free drinks! Free wifi! If you just don’t know what to do; choose jet blue!

Once the residence of George Eastman, now the George Eastman Museum of International Photography and Film, is one of the most important cultural attractions in 'Rochester'. Eastman, whose father died early leaving the family in poverty, dropped out of school and started working as an office boy at an insurance company at the age of 14, and entered the banking industry at 20. He loved photography since he was young, invented the flexible gelatinous sensitive material commonly known as film, pioneered the era of film photography, and founded the renowned Kodak Company. Edison, with the help of Kodak's film, invented the movie camera. In 1886, Kodak invented a camera with an included roll of film, and Eastman introduced the business model 'You press the button, we do the rest', where users would send back the camera after taking pictures, and the company would take care of developing the photos and then send them back to the users. From then on, photography truly entered the daily lives of ordinary people... He was devoted to philanthropy all his life In 1919, he donated one-third of his Kodak stock holdings to the company's employees to establish a pension and insurance fund. He loved music, and the Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester, which he donated to, is consistently ranked first in classical music education; the University of Rochester Medical School and its affiliated teaching hospital he donated to are ranked the second-largest medical institution in New York State, with a huge campus, and at night one can often hear the hospital's own '120' helicopter flying overhead. Half of Rochester is scattered with various institutions of the University of Rochester Medical School, especially dental institutions. The most famous library of the University of Rochester was also built with his donations In 1932, long-term illness led to his depression, and he chose to commit suicide, leaving the note: 'My work is done - why wait for death?' The Kodak Company, which had dominated film photography for over a century, ultimately failed to embrace the digital age. Behind the towering global headquarters, the chemical plant area is in ruins, with only a few African American youths loitering by the roadside...

#Rochester

Open your eyes to the bright neon lights, and energetic rhythm of New York City. Immerse yourself in the 24-hour energy of the city, discovering iconic attractions such as the Empire State Building, Times Square, and Chinatown. Marvel at the glitz and glamour of Broadway and indulge in the city's diverse cuisine, from pizza to sushi. Whether you're catching a game at Madison Square Garden or finding a hidden gem in a Brooklyn flea market, New York City is a melting pot of cultures and experiences that never ceases to amaze. Come and feel the pulse of the city for yourself and create treasured memories

Really beautiful, we ended up going while a school group there but it was still quiet and didn’t affect our visit. The website says take lots of photos but that might not mean of your self. We were told the only place we could take photos of each other was in the front gardens which looked amazing but there were under construction at the time. Regardless it’s a beautiful place.

One of the oldest lighthouse in Rochester New York