The New York Botanical Garden features more than a million plants on 250 acres.
At the eastern end of Coney Island's boardwalk, you can view seals, sea lions, rays and a variety of sharks.
There is never a lack of creativity at the New World Stages, a collection of five theater venues that specialize in outlandish, raucous and lively plays and musicals.
New York's fresh face of contemporary art hosts novel exhibitions in addition to readings, performances and trivia nights.
MoMA presents the best in contemporary art and promotes the understanding of modern art movements through its permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Nobu Fifty Seven, the first uptown New York location for chef Nobu Matsuhisa, opened in the summer of 2005.
Named after the beloved playwright, this Midtown theater formerly known as the Alvin opened in 1927.
This NYC summer staple serves the quintessential Coney Island hot dog just a short walk from the boardwalk and beach.
Witness the art, technology and social impact of film, television and digital media at this Queens institution.
A spectacular troupe of dancers performs works by George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Peter Martins and contemporary choreographers at Lincoln Center.