
Back in the prohibition years, Gallaghers Steakhouse served as a speakeasy.
Hundreds of thousands of people visit the cathedral—the world's largest—each year, exploring artwork by Keith Haring, 17th-century tapestries, a 9/11 memorial sculpture, stained-glass windows, gardens and wandering peacocks.
Inside Out Tours provides off-the-beaten-path bus and walking tours of New York City, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Harlem and Queens.
A school where 3,000 students study dance, music, theater and visual arts.
Fordham Road is the Bronx’s premier shopping destination with almost 300 specialty stores ranging from nationwide chains to locally owned independent shops.
Hudson Eats at Brookfield Place is an upscale dining terrace featuring fast-casual concepts from 14 chef-driven eateries including Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar, Umami Burger and Dos Toros Taqueria.
A classy, well-rated Italian eatery decorated in beige and burgundy in the neighborhood of Gramercy, Giorgio's offerings include salad, pasta, sandwiches and entrees such as filet mignon.
Fushimi is a buzzing eatery and lounge in Hell's Kitchen near Times Square.
The country's largest pizzeria is the perfect budget-friendly location for small and large groups to enjoy New York City's famous thin-crust brick oven pizza.
Members of GANYC, one of the oldest U.S. guides associations, are licensed by the Department of Consumer Affairs; it is illegal to conduct a tour in NYC without such a license.
This museum and educational center in Manhattan honors the legacy of Jackie Robinson.
Built to resemble a rustic monastery, this museum offers extensive collections of Himalayan artifacts.