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Lincoln Center, a cornerstones of New York City's culture, is a campus of 11 organizations focused on music, dance and theater.

A 45-year literary legend in New York City, Rizzoli Bookstore is a captivating, eccentric establishment—it occupies three floors of a historic town house full of secret nooks—serving up a treasure trove of reading materials.

Named for the former Astoria Sanitarium that was closed in 1961, Rivercrest offers craft beer, cocktails and all kinds of comfort foods.

Art books, coffee table tomes, magazines, children's books, rare finds and more are the draws at this new downtown space, which replaces the beloved West 57th Street townhouse that used to house the Rizzoli Bookstore in Midtown.

A hip update on the traditional beach concession stand, Rippers—created by the culinary minds behind New Brooklyn stalwarts Roberta's and the Meat Hook—serves up classic summer fare like burgers, hot dogs, fries, burritos and fish, with beer, sangria and a selection of fresh juices to wash them down.

Part museum and part ride, this Times Square attraction connects visitors to NYC with pop culture exhibition galleries and a three-story flight simulation ride.

As the name implies, this greensward, on the west side of Central Park between 66th and 69th Streets, used to be a hangout for sheep.

An Italian restaurant with Sardinian leanings belies the name of this romantic little hideaway in a former deli.

Indie clothing label Sea sells high-end women’s clothing in its first location.