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Watch history come alive at this living history village.

BRIC presents contemporary art, performing arts and community media programs.

Cooper Hewitt holds a collection of over 210,000 design objects spanning 30 centuries. The museum also features a public garden and interactive galleries.

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.

Founded in 1861, BAM is Brooklyn's signature arts campus.

The world's best-known zoo is home to more than 6,000 animals.

Part of New York City’s famed Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the hall (formerly Avery Fisher Hall) has been home to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra since 1962.

At the eastern end of Coney Island's boardwalk, you can view seals, sea lions, rays and a variety of sharks.

This Upper West Side museum explores human cultures, the natural world and the universe beyond.