New York

A collection of 18 places curated by Sara Capodieci

Places in this collection

  1. The Drama Book Shop

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    266 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018

    Features scripts, sheet music, books, scores, biographies, memorabilia, artwork and even a coffee bar. Great place to hang out and learn about broadway theater history.

    The Drama Book ShopView on Google Maps

  2. Little Island

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    Little Island, Pier 55 at Hudson River Park, Hudson River Greenway, New York, NY 10014

    Funded in part by the entertainment mogul Barry Diller with the Hudson River Park Conservancy. Opened in 2021. As you cross the pedestrian bridge, it almost looks like Atlantis rising from the sea. There are 280 piles supporting these 2.4 beautiful acres. There are elevated viewpoints, magnificent landscaping, micro environments and a 700 seat amphitheatre. There are also very good bathrooms and it's open from dawn to dusk. Recommend coming early in the day to avoid the crowds.

    Little IslandView on Google Maps

  3. The Noguchi Museum

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    9-01 33rd Rd, Astoria, NY 11106

    Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum located in the Astoria part of Queens. Features a representative collection of his sculptures and through September 26th a special exhibition called Noguchi’s New York. Spend some time on the lovely garden paths and visit the shop which features his iconic light sculptures.

    The Noguchi MuseumView on Google Maps

  4. Museum of Broadway

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    145 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036

    Superbly curated history and perspective of the evolution of the broadway theater. Created by broadway designers and artists. Features sets and costumes and images and stories and behind the scenes crafts. Wonderful bookstore at the end.

    Museum of BroadwayView on Google Maps

  5. Museum of the City of New York

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    1220 5th Ave, New York, NY 10029

    Starting with the dutch colony in 1664 through the incorporation of all five boroughs in 1998, it tells the story of how New York has influenced American culture and social activism. Included in admission is a 28 minute film narrated by Stanley Tucci called Timescapes. The film shows how the city grew from a small settlement into a global metropolis.

    Museum of the City of New YorkView on Google Maps

  6. Conservatory Garden

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    1233 5th Ave, New York, NY 10029, USA

    Located in Central Park. You enter through a wrought iron gate originally designed in Paris for the Vanderbilt Mansion on 58th St. There are three gardens, French, Italian and English. One of the most peaceful places in New York.

    Conservatory GardenView on Google Maps

  7. Greenwich Village

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    New York, NY

    Wander the West Village streets and stop by Magnolia Bakery for a famous cupcake. it's the perfect spot to relax and people-watch.

    Greenwich VillageView on Google Maps

  8. The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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    1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028, USA

    Visit on a weekday for fewer tourists. check out the rooftop garden for stunning views of Central Park in bloom.

    The Metropolitan Museum of ArtView on Google Maps

  9. Chinatown

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    New York, NY

    Try the dumplings at Joe's Shanghai. go for lunch to beat the dinner rush and enjoy the bustling atmosphere.

    ChinatownView on Google Maps

  10. Bakersfield 9/11 Memorial

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    1315 Buena Vista Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93311

    Take a moment at the reflecting pools. visit early to avoid crowds and consider visiting the museum for a deeper understanding.

    Bakersfield 9/11 MemorialView on Google Maps

  11. Brooklyn Heights Promenade

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    Montague St &, Pierrepont Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11201

    Go late afternoon for a killer sunset view of Manhattan. grab ice cream at the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory right nearby.

    Brooklyn Heights PromenadeView on Google Maps

  12. Vessel

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    20 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001

    Reserve your free tickets online ahead of time. climb to the top for a unique perspective of Hudson Yards and take some epic pics.

    VesselView on Google Maps

  13. SoHo

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    SoHo, New York, NY, USA

    Check out the hidden alleyways for street art. visit on weekdays to avoid the shopping madness and enjoy some quiet photo ops.

    SoHoView on Google Maps

  14. Statue of Liberty

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    New York, NY 10004, USA

    Book your ferry tickets in advance for the best views. do the audio tour—it's surprisingly interesting and you'll learn a ton.

    Statue of LibertyView on Google Maps

  15. Times Square

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    Manhattan, NY 10036, USA

    Visit after dark for the lights, but skip the overpriced food. head to the nearby Westway Diner for a late-night bite.

    Times SquareView on Google Maps

  16. Brooklyn Bridge

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    New York, NY 10038, USA

    Walk it at sunrise for the best light and fewer people. don't forget to stop at Jane's Carousel for a cute photo op.

    Brooklyn BridgeView on Google Maps

  17. The High Line

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    New York, NY 10011, USA

    Go early in the morning to avoid crowds. grab a pastry from Chelsea Market before you walk the park in the sky.

    The High LineView on Google Maps

  18. Central Park

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    8801 M.L.K. Jr Blvd, Denver, CO 80238

    Head to the cherry blossoms near the east side for a stunning view. grab a coffee at the nearby café and chill on a bench.

    Central ParkView on Google Maps