Museum of Illusions

The bright lights and digital billboards of New York City’s emblematic district share space with Broadway shows, big-name stores and busy restaurants.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of Central Park and Columbus Circle.

Longtime neighborhood residents, families and tourists from every corner of the world all come together at Umberto's, a Little Italy staple.

The churchyard includes the gravesite of Alexander Hamilton.

Shakespeare would love this theater, which was established in the West Village in 1979 and has one mission in the drama world: to celebrate classic drama, especially the Bard's works.

This cherished mom-and-pop bookstore also hosts events.

This modern upscale hotel is located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and features enticing amenities.

This 400-acre Bronx cemetery is now a National Historic Landmark.

Family-owned since the 1930s, this Prospect Heights diner turns out breakfast and lunch only. The chocolate cake French toast is a specialty.