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See a Forgotten Michelangelo Sculpture at The Met in NYC
For almost a century, this example of the great master's early work went unrecognized!
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The Top 10 Works of Fiction Written by Native New Yorkers
5th Avenue in 1905. Image via Wikimedia Commons There are plenty of books by writers who arrive in New York
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10 Lesser-Known (But Still Famous) Film Locations in NYC
For as long as movies have been filmed, New York City has been considered a go-to location to shoot, serving
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10 of Brooklyn’s Weirdest Places from New Book Secret Brooklyn: An Unusual Guide
Officially releasing on July 15th, the book Secret Brooklyn: An Unusual Guide is written and photographed by Untapped Cities founder
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12 Storied Bars of New York: Where Literary Luminaries Went to Drink
Photo courtesy Chumley’s Professor and New York-native, Delia Cabe, invites readers to take her hand and “follow in the
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12 Places in NYC that Inspired Great Music
There are literally thousands of songs about New York City. Countless musicians have been so inspired or driven mad by
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10 Fun Facts About The San Remo Luxury Apartment Building in NYC
As the first historic twin-towered building in New York City, The San Remo commands a lofty presence thanks to its
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11 Not to Miss Outdoor Art Installations in NYC This July
Photo courtesy of Douglaston Development This summer’s art installations bring a lot of color and imagination to New York
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The Top 10 Secrets of Downtown Brooklyn in NYC
Downtown Brooklyn is a commercial and cultural hub as well as a residential neighborhood, but it also harbors a number
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12 Unique Activities to Celebrate Fourth of July 2017 in NYC
This year marks the 240th anniversary of our nation’s freedom, and most Fourth of July festivities will include grills,
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17 Off-the-Beaten Path Things to Do at Columbia University in NYC
Columbia University in Morningside Heights was founded as King’s College in 1754 by King George II of England. Its
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10 Notable Sites from the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project
New York City is rooted in LGBTQ history, and as such, there are over a hundred sites in the city
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The Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Coney Island Cyclone
The Coney Island Cyclone will have been a staple of Luna Park for 90 years this coming Sunday, June 25,