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1. 9/11 Memorial and Plaza
Financial District | Memorial/Monument/TombOpened to mark the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the somber Memorial occupies a large swath of the 16-acre World Trade Center complex, forming the...Read More
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2. Afropunk Fest
Fort Greene | Arts/Performance VenueThis annual multicultural fete brings artists like Macy Gray, D'Angelo, Big Freedia, and Chuck D to an urban park near the Brooklyn Navy Yard...Read More
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3. American Museum of Natural History
Upper West Side | Museum/GalleryWith 45 exhibition halls and more than 34 million artifacts and specimens, the world's largest and most important museum of natural history...Read More
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4. Arthur Avenue (Belmont)
Belmont | Neighborhood/StreetManhattan's Little Italy is overrun with mediocre restaurants aimed at tourists, but Belmont (meaning "beautiful hill"), the Little Italy of...Read More
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5. Bethesda Fountain
Central Park | FountainFew New York views are more romantic than the one from the top of the magnificent stone staircase that leads down to the ornate three-tiered...Read More
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6. Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach | BeachJust steps from the subway, this stretch of golden sand is the showpiece of Brooklyn's oceanside playground. Families set up beach blankets...Read More
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7. Bronx Zoo
Belmont | Zoo/AquariumWith 265 acres and more than 10,000 animals representing 700-plus species, this is the largest metropolitan zoo in the United States, opened...Read More
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8. Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Prospect Heights | GardenA verdant 52-acre oasis, the BBG charms with its array of “gardens within the garden,” including an idyllic Japanese hill-and-pond garden, a...Read More
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9. Brooklyn Bridge (Brooklyn Entrance)
Brooklyn Heights | Bridge/TunnelWhile the majority of tourists usually walk across the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan, you'll get better views if you enter and walk from the...Read More
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10. Brooklyn Bridge (Manhattan Entrance)
Financial District | Bridge/TunnelA drive-through cathedral" is how the journalist James Wolcott once described the Brooklyn Bridge, one of New York's noblest and most recognized...Read More
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11. Brooklyn Bridge Park
Brooklyn Heights | City ParkThis sweeping feat of green urban renewal stretches from the Manhattan Bridge in DUMBO to the Brooklyn Bridge and south all the way to Pier...Read More
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12. Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Brooklyn Heights | PromenadeStrolling this mile-long path, famous for its magnificent Manhattan views, you might find it surprising to learn that its origins were purely...Read More
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13. Brooklyn Historical Society
Brooklyn Heights | Library/ArchiveFour centuries' worth of art and artifacts bring Brooklyn's story to life at this marvelous space. Housed in an 1881 Queen Anne–style National...Read More
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14. Brooklyn Museum
Prospect Heights | Museum/GalleryFirst-time visitors may well gasp at the vastness of New York’s second-largest museum (after Manhattan’s Metropolitan Museum of Art) and one...Read More
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15. Bryant Park
Midtown West | City ParkThis lovely green space spread out among landmarks and skyscrapers is one of Manhattan's most popular parks. Tall London plane trees line the...Read More
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16. Celebrate Brooklyn!
Prospect Park | Arts/Performance VenueNew York City’s longest-running summer outdoor performance festival began in 1979 and remains a top-notch crowd-pleaser with its diverse roster...Read More
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17. Central Park
Central Park | City ParkCentral Park's creators had a simple goal: to design a place where city dwellers could go to forget the city. Even though New York eventually...Read More
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18. Chelsea Market
Chelsea | Market/BazaarThis former Nabisco plant—where the first Oreos were baked in 1912—now houses more than 50 shops, food vendors, and sit-down restaurants. Probably...Read More
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19. Citi Field
Flushing | Sports VenueOpened in 2009, the Mets' stadium was designed to hark back to Ebbets Field (where the Dodgers played in Brooklyn until 1957), with a brick...Read More
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20. Clinton Hill Architecture Walk
Notable BuildingPart of the National Register of Historic Places, the buildings along Clinton and Washington avenues were originally lavish summer homes for...Read More
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