Things to Do in New York City

Things to Do in New York City

Sights Overview
Name Category Location
 
303 Gallery
International cutting-edge artists shown here include photographer... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
75½ Bedford Street
Rising real-estate rates inspired the construction of New York... 		Houses / Mansions West Village
 
Abyssinian Baptist Church
This 1923 Gothic-style church holds one of Harlem's richest legacies... 		Religious Sites Harlem
 
Acquavella Galleries
The 19th- and 20th-century art shown inside this five-story marble-floored... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Alan Klotz Gallery
Fine 19th- and 20th-century and contemporary photography is the... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Alphabet City
The north?south avenues east of 1st Avenue, from Houston Street... 		Neighborhoods / Streets East Village
 
American Folk Art Museum
Weather vanes, quilts, pottery, scrimshaw, sculpture, and paintings... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
American Museum of Natural History
The largest natural history museum in the world is also one of... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
Andrea Rosen Gallery
The gallery showcases artists on the cutting edge, such as sculptor... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Appellate Division Courthouse
Sculpted by Frederick Ruckstuhl, figures representing Wisdom... 		Government Buildings Flatiron District
 
Arthur Avenue (Belmont)
Manhattan's Little Italy is sadly overrun with mediocre restaurants... 		Neighborhoods / Streets The Bronx
 
Asia Society and Museum
The Asian art collection of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Astor Place Subway Station
At the beginning of the 20th century almost every Interborough... 		Transportation Sites East Village
 
ATM Gallery
On an industrial cobblestone block just off the West Side Highway... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
B. Altman Building/New York Public Library-Science, Industry, and Business Library (SIBL)
In 1906 department-store magnate Benjamin Altman gambled that... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Battery Park
Jutting out at the southernmost point of Manhattan, tree-filled... 		Parks Lower Manhattan
 
Big Onion Walking Tours
The wisecracking PhD candidates of Big Onion Walking Tours lead... 		Tours New York City
 
Bowling Green
This oval greensward at the foot of Broadway became New York's... 		Parks Lower Manhattan
 
Brighton Beach Avenue
The shops, bakeries, markets, and restaurants along Brighton... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Coney Island and Brighton Beach
 
The Bronx Zoo
When it opened its gates in 1899, the Bronx Zoo had only 843... 		Zoos / Aquariums The Bronx
 
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Built in 1848 as Brooklyn's City Hall, this Greek Revival landmark... 		Government Buildings Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
The 52 acres of this beloved Brooklyn retreat, one of the finest... 		Gardens / Arboretums Downtown Brooklyn
 
Brooklyn Bridge
"A drive-through cathedral" is how the critic James Wolcott described... 		Bridges / Tunnels Lower Manhattan
 
Brooklyn Children's Museum
A mile east of Grand Army Plaza is the oldest children's museum... 		Museums / Galleries Downtown Brooklyn
 
Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Stretching from Orange Street to Remsen Street, the Brooklyn... 		Promenades / Boardwalks Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Brooklyn Historical Society
Housed in an 1881 Queen Anne-style National Landmark building... 		Museums / Galleries Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Brooklyn Museum
The Brooklyn Museum has long stood in the shadow of Manhattan's... 		Museums / Galleries Downtown Brooklyn
 
Canaan Baptist Church of Christ
Canaan Baptist Church of Christ of the most ornate structures... 		Religious Sites Harlem
 
Carl Schurz Park Conservancy
Facing the East River, this park, named for a German immigrant... 		Parks Upper East Side
 
Casey Kaplan
Founded in 1995, this gallery represents 17 contemporary artists... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
The largest Gothic-style cathedral in the world, even with its... 		Religious Sites Upper West Side
 
Central Library
Across Grand Army Plaza from the entrance to Prospect Park stands... 		Libraries Downtown Brooklyn
 
Central Park
Central Park's creators had a simple goal: design a place where... 		Parks Upper West Side
 
Cheim & Read
This prestigious gallery represents artists such as Louise Bourgeois... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Children's Museum of Manhattan
In this five-story exploratorium children ages one to seven are... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
Children's Museum of the Arts
In this bi-level space a few blocks from Broadway, children ages... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
Christopher Park
You might have to share a bench in this tiny park with George... 		Squares West Village
 
Chrysler Building
A monument to modern times and the mighty automotive industry... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise
In good weather a Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise around Manhattan... 		Tours New York City
 
Citi Field
The Mets are justly proud of their brand-new stadium, designed... 		Sports Venues Queens
 
City Hall
You just might spot news crews jockeying on the front steps as... 		Government Buildings Lower Manhattan
 
The Cloisters Museum and Gardens
Perched on a wooded hill in Fort Tryon Park, near Manhattan's... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
Colonnade Row
Marble Corinthian columns on the second level front this shabby-but-grand... 		Architectural Sites East Village
 
Columbus Circle
This busy traffic circle at Central Park's southwest corner anchors... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Upper West Side
 
Cyclone
One of the oldest roller coasters still operating, this world-famous... 		Amusement Parks Coney Island and Brighton Beach
 
Daily News Building
One of the city's most unusual lobbies resides in Raymond Hood's... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
The Dakota
One of the first residences built on the Upper West Side, the... 		Architectural Sites Upper West Side
 
David Findlay Jr Gallery
This gallery concentrates on contemporary and 20th-century American... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
David Zwirner
Proving his finger is on the pulse of contemporary art, Zwirner... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Deitch Projects
This energetic enterprise composed of two gallery spaces shows... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park
You get a new perspective atop the 150-foot-tall Wonder Wheel... 		Amusement Parks Coney Island and Brighton Beach
 
Drawing Center
At this nonprofit organization the focus is on contemporary and... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
DUMBO Arts Center
This 3,000-square-foot gallery draws visitors for the contemporary... 		Museums / Galleries Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Edwynn Houk
The impressive stable of 20th-century photographers here includes... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
El Museo del Barrio
El barrio is Spanish for "the neighborhood" and the nickname... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Empire Fulton Ferry Park
This charming 9-acre park is a great place for a riverside picnic... 		Parks Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Empire State Building
Bittersweet though it is, this landmark is once again the city's... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Essex Street Market
Started in 1940 as an attempt by Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia to... 		Markets / Bazaars Lower East Side
 
Federal Hall National Memorial
It's a museum now, but this site has a most notable claim: George... 		Memorials / Monuments Lower Manhattan
 
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
With its imposing mix of sandstone, limestone, and ironwork... 		Financial Institutions Lower Manhattan
 
First Corinthian Baptist Church
One of the most ornate structures in Harlem, this church kicked... 		Religious Sites Harlem
 
Flatiron Building
When completed in 1902, the Fuller Building, as it was originally... 		Architectural Sites Flatiron District
 
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
Standing in the lush grass of this park, you'd never imagine... 		Sports Venues Queens
 
Fraunces Tavern Museum
In his pre-presidential days as a general, George Washington... 		Museums / Galleries Lower Manhattan
 
Frick Collection
Henry Clay Frick made his fortune amid the soot and smoke of... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Gagosian Gallery
This enterprising modern gallery has two large Chelsea branches... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Galerie Lelong
This large gallery presents challenging installations and art... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Gallery Onetwentyeight
Inside the jewel-box space, artist Kazuko Miyamoto directs crisp... 		Museums / Galleries Lower East Side
 
Gay Street
A curved, one-block lane lined with small row houses, Gay Street... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Greenwich Village
 
Gladstone Gallery
The international roster of artists in this gallery's two locations... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Gracie Mansion
The official mayor's residence, Gracie Mansion was built in 1799... 		Houses / Mansions Upper East Side
 
Gramercy Park
You may not be able to enter this private park, but a look through... 		Parks Gramercy
 
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central is not only the world's largest (76 acres) and... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Grant's Tomb
Walk through upper Riverside Park and you're sure to notice this... 		Memorials / Monuments Upper West Side
 
Gray Line New York Sightseeing
Gray Line New York Sightseeing runs a number of "hop-on, hop-off"... 		Tours New York City
 
Greenberg Van Doren Gallery
This gallery exhibits the works of young artists as well as retrospectives... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
Hamilton Heights
To taste this neighborhood's Harlem Renaissance days, walk down... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Harlem
 
Harrison Street
One of TriBeCa's most compelling attractions isn't a collection... 		Squares TriBeCa
 
The High Line
Once a 1.5-mi elevated railroad track carrying freight trains... 		Parks Meatpacking District
 
Hirschl & Adler
Although this gallery has a selection of European works, it's... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
The Hispanic Society of America Museum and Library
This is the best collection of Spanish art outside the Prado... 		Museums / Galleries Harlem
 
Historic Richmond Town
Think of Virginia's Colonial Williamsburg (the polar opposite... 		Museum Village Staten Island
 
Hudson River Park
If the chaos of New York City starts to get to you and you need... 		Parks TriBeCa
 
Jack Shainman Gallery
Both emerging and established artists are shown here, such as... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
At the top of a hill sits this replica of a Tibetan monastery... 		Museums / Galleries Staten Island
 
Jane Kahan
This welcoming gallery represents very lofty works. Besides ceramics... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Japan Society
The stylish and serene lobby of the Japan Society has interior... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
The Jewish Museum
Within a Gothic-style 1908 mansion, the museum draws on a large... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Joyce Gold History Tours of New York
The knowledgeable Joyce Gold History Tours of New York has been... 		Tours New York City
 
Keszler Gallery
Inside a warren of rooms on the ground floor of the same building... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Knoedler & Company
Knoedler helped many major American collectors, including industrialist... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Koreatown
Despite sitting in the shade of the Empire State Building, and... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Midtown
 
Leo Castelli
Castelli was one of the most influential dealers of the 20th... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Louis Armstrong House Museum
For the last 28 years of his life the famed jazz musician lived... 		Houses / Mansions Queens
 
Lower East Side Tenement Museum
Step back in time and into the partially restored 1863 tenement... 		Museums / Galleries Lower East Side
 
Luhring Augustine
Since 1985 owners Lawrence Luhring and Roland Augustine have... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Madison Square Park
The benches of this elegant tree-filled park afford great views... 		Parks Flatiron District
 
Manhattan By Sail
Looking for a more historical experience? Manhattan By Sail has... 		Tours New York City
 
Marcus Garvey Park
At the center of this historic, tree-filled public square, atop... 		Parks Harlem
 
Marlborough
With galleries in London, Monaco, and Madrid, the Marlborough... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Mary Boone Gallery
It was once a hot gallery in SoHo during the 1980s, but this... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Masjid Malcolm Shabazz
Talk about religious conversions. In the mid-'60s the Lenox Casino... 		Religious Sites Harlem
 
Matthew Marks Gallery
A white-hot venue for both the New York and international art... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Merchant's House Museum
Built in 1832, this redbrick house, combining Federal and Greek... 		Museums / Galleries East Village
 
Metro Pictures
The hottest talents in contemporary art shown here include Cindy... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Metropolitan Club of New York
The grandest of the über-exclusive Upper East Side clubs... 		Houses / Mansions Upper East Side
 
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower
When it was added in 1909, the 700-foot tower resembling the... 		Architectural Sites Flatiron District
 
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
If the city held no other museum than the colossal Metropolitan... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Michael Werner
This gallery, the branch of one in Berlin, specializes in German... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Mitchell-Innes & Nash
This sleek spot represents the estates of Roy Lichtenstein and... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
MoMA PS1
A pioneer in the "alternative-space" movement, PS1 rose from... 		Museums / Galleries Queens
 
Morgan Library and Museum
The treasures inside this museum, gathered by John Pierpont Morgan... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
Morris-Jumel Mansion
During the Revolutionary War, General Washington used this wooden... 		Houses / Mansions Harlem
 
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden
Built in 1799, this former carriage house (i.e., stable) became... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
The Municipal Art Society of New York
The The Municipal Art Society of New York conducts a series of... 		Tours New York City
 
Museum at Eldridge Street
This was the first Orthodox synagogue erected by the large number... 		Religious Sites Lower East Side
 
Museum of American Finance
Visiting the New York Stock Exchange was the ultimate high for... 		Museums / Galleries Lower Manhattan
 
Museum of American Illustration
Founded in 1901, the museum of the Society of Illustrators presents... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Museum of Arts and Design
In a whimsical building right next door to the Time-Warner Center... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art
The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art features smartly curated... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
In a granite 85-foot hexagon at the southern end of Battery Park... 		Museums / Galleries Lower Manhattan
 
Museum of Sex
Ponder the profound history and cultural significance of sex... 		Museums / Galleries Flatiron District
 
Museum of the City of New York
Within a Colonial Revival building designed for the museum in... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Museum of the Moving Image
Like switching to a widescreen television, the newly renovated... 		Museums / Galleries Queens
 
Nancy Hoffman Gallery
Contemporary painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, and video... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
National Museum of the American Indian (Smithsonian Institution)
This museum is housed in the Beaux-Arts Alexander Hamilton U.S... 		Museums / Galleries, Native American Sites Lower Manhattan
 
Neue Galerie New York
Early-20th-century German and Austrian art and design are the... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
New York Aquarium
Home to more than 8,000 creatures of the ocean, New York City's... 		Zoos / Aquariums Coney Island and Brighton Beach
 
The New York Botanical Garden
Considered one of the leading botany centers of the world, this... 		Gardens / Arboretums The Bronx
 
New York City Cultural Walking Tours
New York City Cultural Walking Tours have covered such topics... 		Tours New York City
 
New York City Fire Museum
In the former headquarters of Engine 30, a handsome Beaux-Arts... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
New York City Police Museum
Why are police called cops? Why does a police badge have eight... 		Museums / Galleries Lower Manhattan
 
New York Earth Room
Walter De Maria's 1977 avant-garde work consists of 140 tons... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
New York Food Tours
New York Food Tours offers walking tours for the foodie on the... 		Tours New York City
 
New York Hall of Science
At the northwestern edge of Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, the... 		Museums / Galleries Queens
 
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
Unfortunately you can't tour it, but it's certainly worth ogling... 		Financial Institutions Lower Manhattan
 
New York Transit Museum
Step down into a 1930s subway station, where you'll find more... 		Museums / Galleries Waterfront Brooklyn
 
New-York Historical Society
Manhattan's oldest museum, founded in 1804, has one of the city's... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
Nicholas Roerich Museum
An 1898 Upper West Side town house contains this small, eccentric... 		Museums / Galleries Upper West Side
 
The Noguchi Museum
In 1985 the Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904-88)... 		Museums / Galleries Queens
 
OK Harris Works of Art
This SoHo stalwart hosts a wide range of visual arts: paintings... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
The Pace Gallery
The Midtown specialist in 20th- and 21st-century art now has... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
The Pace Gallery
The giant gallery—now in Chelsea as well—focuses... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
Patchin Place
This little cul-de-sac off West 10th Street between Greenwich... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Greenwich Village
 
Paula Cooper Gallery
SoHo pioneer Paula Cooper moved to Chelsea in 1996, and enlisted... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Peter Findlay Gallery
Covering 19th- and 20th-century works by European artists, this... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Pierogi
Pierogi remains hip yet cheerfully accessible. Be sure to check... 		Museums / Galleries Williamsburg
 
Plymouth Church
Built in 1849, this Protestant Congregational church was a center... 		Religious Sites Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Postmasters
Postmasters shows new and established conceptual artists, with... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Prospect Park
Brooklyn residents are fiercely passionate about Prospect Park... 		Parks Downtown Brooklyn
 
Queens Botanical Garden
Adjacent to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, these 39 acres include... 		Gardens / Arboretums Queens
 
Queens Museum of Art
Between the zoo and the Unisphere in Flushing Meadows-Corona... 		Museums / Galleries Queens
 
Queens Zoo
Behind the Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park lies... 		Zoos / Aquariums Queens
 
Riverside Church
This enormous, 21-story church, built by John D. Rockefeller... 		Religious Sites Upper West Side
 
Riverside Park
Walking around concrete and skyscrapers all day, you can easily... 		Parks Upper West Side
 
Robert Miller Gallery
Miller, a titan of the New York art world, represents some of... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Ronald Feldman Fine Arts
Founded in 1971, this gallery represents more than 30 international... 		Museums / Galleries SoHo
 
Roosevelt Island
The 2-mi-long East River slice of land that parallels Manhattan... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Upper East Side
 
The Row
Built from 1833 through 1837, this series of beautifully preserved... 		Architectural Sites Greenwich Village
 
Russian and Turkish Baths
It's clear from the older Soviet types devouring blintzes and... 		Spas East Village
 
The San Remo
You're likely to notice its twin towers rising above the trees... 		Architectural Sites Upper West Side
 
Sculpture for Living
A few steps down from the Public Theater near Cooper Union sits... 		Architectural Sites East Village
 
SculptureCenter
Founded by artists in 1928 to exhibit innovative contemporary... 		Museums / Galleries Queens
 
Seagram Building
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, a pioneer of modern architecture, built... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Sean Kelly Gallery
Drop in at this large space for works by top contemporary American... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Sideshow Gallery
At Sideshow Gallery enjoy the diverse exhibitions as well as... 		Museums / Galleries Williamsburg
 
Skyscraper Museum
This small museum will either delight or disappoint skyscraper... 		Museums / Galleries Lower Manhattan
 
Smack Mellon
Inside a 6,000-square-foot restored boiler building, Smack Mellon... 		Museums / Galleries Waterfront Brooklyn
 
Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
More than 2,000 years of international design are on display... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
Once part of a sprawling farm, this 83-acre community is now... 		Historic Districts / Sites Staten Island
 
Socrates Sculpture Park
In 1986 local artist Mark di Suvero and other residents rallied... 		Public Art (Mural / Sculpture / Statue) Queens
 
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright's landmark museum building is visited as much... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Sonnabend
This pioneer of the SoHo art scene continues to show important... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Sony Building
Designed by Philip Johnson in 1984, the Sony Building's rose-granite... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Sotheby's
Occupying its own 10-story building, this branch of the storied... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
South Street Seaport Historic District
Had this charming cobblestone corner of the city not been declared... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Lower Manhattan
 
Spanierman
This venerable gallery deals in 19th- and early-20th-century... 		Museums / Galleries Midtown
 
St. Bartholomew's Church
Known to locals as St. Bart's, this handsome 1919 limestone-and-salmon-color... 		Religious Sites Midtown
 
St. Luke's Place
Steeped in New York City history and shaded by graceful gingko... 		Neighborhoods / Streets West Village
 
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery
This charming 1799 fieldstone country church stands on what was... 		Religious Sites East Village
 
St. Marks Place
The longtime hub of the edgy East Village, St. Marks Place is... 		Neighborhoods / Streets East Village
 
St. Patrick's Cathedral
This Gothic edifice—the largest Catholic cathedral in the... 		Religious Sites Midtown
 
St. Patrick's Old Cathedral
If you've watched The Godfather, you've peeked inside St. Patrick's... 		Religious Sites NoLIta
 
St. Paul's Chapel
For more than a year after the World Trade Center attacks, the... 		Religious Sites Lower Manhattan
 
The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island
For millions of immigrants, the first glimpse of America was... 		Public Art (Mural / Sculpture / Statue) Lower Manhattan
 
Strivers' Row
This block of gorgeous 1890s Georgian and neo-Italian homes earned... 		Architectural Sites Harlem
 
Studio Museum in Harlem
Contemporary art by African-American, Caribbean, and African... 		Museums / Galleries Harlem
 
Sugar Hill
Standing on the bluff of Sugar Hill overlooking Jackie Robinson... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Harlem
 
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
This gallery presents such contemporary artists as Uta Barth... 		Museums / Galleries Chelsea
 
Tompkins Square Park
This leafy spot amid the East Village's crowded tenements is... 		Parks East Village
 
Trinity Wall Street Church
Alexander Hamilton is buried under a white-stone pyramid in the... 		Religious Sites Lower Manhattan
 
Trump Tower
The tallest all-glass building in Manhattan when it was completed... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Tudor City
Before Donald Trump, there was Fred F. French. In 1925 the prominent... 		Architectural Sites Midtown
 
Ukrainian Museum
Folk art, fine art, and documentary materials addressing the... 		Museums / Galleries East Village
 
Union Square Park and Greenmarket
A park, farmers' market, meeting place, and site of rallies and... 		Markets / Bazaars, Squares Union Square
 
United Nations Headquarters
Officially an "international zone" and not part of the United... 		Government Buildings Midtown
 
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Each August, 700,000 fans come here for the U.S. Open, which... 		Sports Venues Queens
 
Washington Market Park
This landscaped recreation space with a gazebo and playground—ideal... 		Parks TriBeCa
 
Washington Mews
A rarity in Manhattan, this private, gated street is lined on... 		Neighborhoods / Streets Greenwich Village
 
Washington Square Park
NYU students, street musicians, skateboarders, jugglers, chess... 		Squares Greenwich Village
 
Wave Hill
Drawn by stunning views of the Hudson River and New Jersey's... 		Gardens / Arboretums The Bronx
 
Whitney Museum of American Art
With its bold collection of 20th- and 21st-century and contemporary... 		Museums / Galleries Upper East Side
 
Woolworth Building
Until 40 Wall Street stole the title in 1930, the 792-foot Woolworth... 		Architectural Sites Lower Manhattan
 
World Financial Center (WFC)
The four towers of this complex, 34-51 stories high and topped... 		Architectural Sites Lower Manhattan
 
World Trade Center Site (Ground Zero)
Thousands come each year to connect with events that unfolded... 		Memorials / Monuments Lower Manhattan
 
Yankee Stadium
Fans are still mourning the original, legendary Yankee Stadium... 		Sports Venues The Bronx
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