DateTime to string, formatting a line break into string while preserving culture

I have a timestamp that I would like to represent as two lines. Currently, I am using "timeStamp.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy \n hh:mm:ss tt")."

I would like to preserve the culture for this so that, when globalization is a concern, this time stamp is displayed correctly.

Is there a simple way to achieve this? Or, do I need to do something like... string.Format("{0}\n{1}", timeStamp.Date.ToString(), timeStamp.Time.ToString() ); ?

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You can use Date and Time Format Strings to format a DateTime value in a custom way:

string result = string.Format("{0:d}\n{0:T}", timestamp);

// result == "6/15/2009\n1:45:30 PM" (en-US)
// result == "15.06.2009\n13:45:30"  (de-DE)

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You seem to want to preserve the culture information, the easiest way to do this is to use your own example.

string.Format("{0}\r\n{1}", timeStamp.ToShortDateString(), timeStamp.ToLongTimeString());