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We’ve compiled the best of the best in New York City - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Four 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
Part of the National Register of Historic Places, the buildings along Clinton and Washington avenues were originally lavish summer homes for...Read More
Between 1892 and 1924 approximately 12 million men, women, and children first set foot on U.S. soil at the Ellis Island federal immigration...Read More
One of the loveliest places for a stroll in the five boroughs, the 478 acres of Green-Wood Cemetery are also home to more than 560,000 permanent...Read More
More than 8,000 Victorian brownstones and row houses line the streets of Bed-Stuy, 825 of which fall in the landmarked historic district of...Read More
The quiet blocks of Pineapple, Cranberry, and Orange Streets contain some of Brooklyn Heights's most picturesque brownstones and brick homes...Read More
Landmarked in 1982, this historic district is lined with beautiful town houses. The area extends roughly from Calyer Street north to Kent Street...Read More
A visit to this Dutch Colonial farmhouse, built in 1783 and moved from nearby Flatbush Avenue to Prospect Park in 1918, is a window into how...Read More
Built in 1799, this former carriage house became a day hotel (a sort of country club) in 1826. Now restored and owned by the Colonial Dames...Read More
This reconstructed Dutch farmhouse dating to 1699, played a central role in the Battle of Brooklyn, one of the largest battles of the Revolutionary...Read More
Stretching over 33 beautiful residential blocks, Park Slope's historic district, the largest in Brooklyn, is mostly between St. John’s Place...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesDesigned in 1899 as a park within the city, the Victorian blocks of this iconic historic district feature stately gateposts that mark the entrances...Read More
Had this charming cobblestone corner of the city not been declared a historic district in 1977, the city's largest concentration of early-19th...Read More
Amid skyscrapers, the two low-rise blocks of bars and restaurants along historic Stone Street feel more like a village than the center of the...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesThis biannual self-guided tour happens on even-numbered years and gives design and architecture buffs a look inside turn-of-the-century masterpieces...Read More
Honoring the history of the 19th-century African American community of Weeksville, one of the first communities of free blacks in New York ...Read More
WAH, as it's known locally, occupies one of New York City's earliest landmarked structures—a mansionlike 1867 former bank building designed...Read More
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