Discover historic sites, parks, and cultural centers beyond the main tourist areas in New York. From green spaces like the High Line to historic sites like the Morris-Jumel Mansion, the city offers hidden locations across all five boroughs.
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An elevated linear park and greenway created on a former railway line.
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Home to one of the world's foremost collections of modern and contemporary American art.
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NYC’s largest weekly open-air food market with over 100 local vendors.
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Historic music hall known for its integral role in the development of jazz, swing, R&B, and soul performances.
Brooklyn, United States
The 478-acre cemetery contains over 600,000 graves with 19th-century monuments, statues, and mausoleums among winding paths and trees.
Brooklyn, United States
The garden features a Japanese pond, conservatory, and more than 14,000 plant species across 52 acres of land.
Manhattan, United States
A historic district with Italian restaurants, delicatessens, cafes, and the annual Feast of San Gennaro festival.
Manhattan, United States
A museum housing European paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts from the 13th to 19th centuries.
Brooklyn, New York, USA
The 585-acre landscape includes a lake, theater, zoo, and multiple sports facilities. The Long Meadow extends 1 mile through the park.
Queens, New York, USA
The 898-acre park contains the New York Hall of Science Museum, Queens Museum, Queens Theatre, and Queens Zoo.
Staten Island, New York, USA
An 83-acre complex with 19th-century Greek Revival buildings, Chinese Garden, and art galleries displaying regional works.
Queens, New York, USA
Seasonal market featuring over 100 vendors of international cuisine, crafts, and performances by local artists.
Brooklyn, New York, United States
This district contains Luna Park, Deno's Wonder Wheel Park and a three-mile beach along the Atlantic Ocean shoreline.
Washington Heights, Manhattan, New York, United States
Built in 1765, this mansion served as headquarters for George Washington during the American Revolution and later for British General Howe.
Upper East Side, Manhattan, New York, United States
Operating since 1932, this fast food establishment serves hot dogs with sauerkraut and onions plus fresh fruit drinks on the Upper East Side.
East Village, Manhattan, New York, United States
New York's first private cemetery, opened in 1830, contains 156 underground marble burial vaults and an enclosed garden.