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Where to See the Declaration of Independence in NYC
Celebrate America's 250th anniversary by viewing one of our founding documents!
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8 Most Popular NYC Street Names: Broadway, St. Mark’s Place, Park Avenue
Several street names are repeated throughout NYC–sometimes more than twice. Why is this? New York has amassed its size
Food & Drink
14 Great Vegan Restaurants in NYC
Blossom’s New Restaurant on Carmine Street in Greenwich Village Vegan-friendly restaurants are quietly expanding through New York City,
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5 of NYC’s Oldest Bakeries: Ferrara, Veniero, Glaser’s, Parisi, and Caputo’s
In a city with so many wonderful bakeries, we thought it might be fun to explore some of the oldest,
Arts & Culture
8 Bear Sculptures and Monuments in NYC
The bear figures in so much of mythology, folklore and fairytales that it’s not surprising there are many monuments
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17 Gilded Age Mansions of Millionaire Row on NYC’s 5th Avenue
New York City’s Fifth Avenue has always been pretty special, although you’d probably never guess that it began
Food & Drink
7 of NYC’s Best Secret Supper Clubs: DinnerLab, PlaceInvaders, Gastronauts, ReelTasty, Salvage Supper Club
Photo by Andrew Hinderaker In the past, an invitation to a supper club would bring thoughts of middle-aged women
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5 Spots to Enjoy Some Quiet in NYC
Let’s face it: Manhattan is loud. Get in touch with your inner zen for a second and avoid the
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A List About Nothing: 10 NYC Film Locations for Seinfeld
On July 5th, 1989 NBC debuted a new pilot called The Seinfeld Chronicles. It starred NYC comedian Jerry Seinfeld and
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Take A Walk Around Herman Melville’s Manhattan: 10 Spots in Lower Manhattan Which Inspired the Author
Though most people’s association with legendary writer Herman Melville may be of sailing the high seas in search of
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10 Crazy NYC Races Besides the Color Run
Despite the frequent traffic lights, cars, and pedestrians, New York City is pretty runner-friendly, shutting down streets each March
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NYC Film Locations: A Spike Lee-Inspired Trip Down Brooklyn’s Do the Right Thing Way
This past Monday, June 30, marked 25 years since the heavily controversial release of Spike Lee’s third feature Do
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NYC Film Locations for Saturday Night Fever
Remember when John Travolta was cool? Yes, there was a time where John Travolta was “cooler than a polar bear’