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World Trade Center Walking Tour
Explore the WTC grounds with a longtime docent of the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
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Fun Maps: “X-Ray” Maps Show What NYC Subway Stations Really Look Like
All maps courtesy Candy Chan Two years ago, we reported on Project NYC Subway by architect Candy Chan, who showed
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Peek Inside the Park Slope, Brooklyn Brownstone Obama Lived in
As we covered in 2013 (and in our new book Secret Brooklyn: An Unusual Guide), the Park Slope townhouse located
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13 NYC Courtyards Hidden in Plain Sight
With all the skyscrapers, congestion, and huge crowds dominating New York City, it can be easy to overlook some of
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Upcoming Untapped Cities Tours This Week in NYC
Join us as we rediscover some of the most beloved places in New York City: we’re exploring the Beaux-Arts
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Floating an Idea: The + POOL Story, A Film Released about NYC’s First Floating Filtering Pool
The story behind +POOL, a plan for New York City’s first floating filtering pool, is already of those great
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New Renderings Released for Brooklyn Army Terminal Campus Landscape Redesign
New renderings for Brooklyn Army Terminal landscape by WXY Architecture + Urban Design If you’ve set off on the NYC
Food & Drink
5 Pet Cafes in NYC: Eat, Sip, and Play With Your Furry Friends
Photograph by Ethan Covey via Meow Parlour New York City is getting its very own dog cafe this December! It
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Take an Archaeological Field Trip to Marine Park in Brooklyn, NYC
This summer, Alyssa Loorya, urban archeologist, the founder of Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants and a Brooklyn College professor, is getting her
Arts & Culture
Dial a Poem from A Vintage Phone at the New Museum in NYC
Walk into the lobby of the New Museum, and you’ll see a small black telephone next to the museum
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There’s a Phone Booth With a Direct Line to the Government at The Standard, High Line in NYC
The Standard, High Line in the Meatpacking District might seem like your typical luxury hotel on the outside, towering high
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10 Historic Branches of the New York Public Library and Their Unique Collections in NYC
Most cities are lucky to have one library—New York City has dozens. With the rise of e-readers and digital
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Meet Hamlet: The Algonguin Hotel’s New Residential Cat
Move over Matilda, the world is about to have a new famous feline! The Algonquin Hotel has been one of
