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New York
118 verified places across 16 areas. Coverage is deliberately partial: this is an early corpus, not a complete guide to the city.
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118 of 118 places
Restaurants· opening details checked
Barney Greengrass
Upper West Side
Barney Greengrass is an appetizing store and dining room on Amsterdam Avenue on Manhattan's…
Nightlife· opening details checked
Bemelmans Bar
Upper East Side
Bemelmans Bar is a bar in the Carlyle hotel on East 76th Street in Manhattan, its walls pain…
Markets· opening details checked
Chelsea Market
Greenwich Village and the West Side
Chelsea Market occupies the former National Biscuit Company factory complex on Ninth Avenue…
Shopping· opening details checked
Kalustyan's
Midtown Manhattan
Kalustyan's is a spice and speciality-food shop on Lexington Avenue in Manhattan's Murray Hi…
Restaurants· opening details checked
Keens Steakhouse
Midtown Manhattan
Keens Steakhouse is a chophouse on West 36th Street in Midtown Manhattan, trading since 1885…
Cafés· opening details checked
Lexington Candy Shop
Upper East Side
The Lexington Candy Shop is a luncheonette on Lexington Avenue on Manhattan's Upper East Sid…
Nightlife· opening details checked
McSorley's Old Ale House
East Village and the Lower East Side
McSorley's Old Ale House is a bar on East 7th Street in Manhattan's East Village, trading si…
Museums & galleries· opening details checked
Museum of the City of New York
Upper East Side
The Museum of the City of New York on upper Fifth Avenue documents the city's history and it…
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Upper East Side
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is an art museum on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan's Upper East…
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Upper East Side
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is an encyclopedic art museum on Fifth Avenue at the eastern…
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The Skyscraper Museum
Lower Manhattan
The Skyscraper Museum in Battery Park City is devoted to the study of high-rise buildings, p…
Museums & galleries· opening details checked
Whitney Museum of American Art
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The Whitney Museum of American Art stands at the southern end of the High Line in Manhattan'…
Wellness & fitness
AIRE Ancient Baths
Lower Manhattan
AIRE Ancient Baths occupies a nineteenth-century textile warehouse on Franklin Street in Tri…
Parks & gardens
Alley Pond Park
Queens
Alley Pond Park is a 636-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York…
Museums & galleries
American Folk Art Museum
Manhattan
American Folk Art Museum is a cultural organisation in Upper West Side-Lincoln Square, New Y…
Museums & galleries
American Museum of Natural History
Manhattan
American Museum of Natural History is an individually designated New York City landmark in U…
Waterfront
American Veterans Memorial Pier
Brooklyn
American Veterans Memorial Pier is a 3-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and mainta…
Shopping
Argosy Book Store
Midtown Manhattan
The Argosy Book Store is an antiquarian bookshop on East 59th Street in Manhattan, founded i…
Cafés
Balthazar Bakery
SoHo and Nolita
Balthazar Bakery is a bakery counter on Spring Street in SoHo, attached to the brasserie of…
Architecture & design
Barbey Building
Midtown-Times Square
Barbey Building is an individually designated New York City landmark in Midtown-Times Square…
Waterfront
Bay Breeze Park
Queens
Bay Breeze Park is a 5-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the New…
Waterfront
Beach Channel Park
Queens
Beach Channel Park is a 13-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the…
Shopping
Bergdorf Goodman
Midtown Manhattan
Bergdorf Goodman is a department store on Fifth Avenue at 58th Street in Manhattan, trading…
Nightlife
Birdland
Midtown Manhattan
Birdland is a jazz club on West 44th Street in Midtown Manhattan, carrying a name first used…
Nightlife
Blue Note
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The Blue Note is a jazz club on West 3rd Street in Greenwich Village, opened in 1981 and run…
Performing arts
Bronx Opera House
Bronx
Bronx Opera House is an individually designated New York City landmark in Mott Haven-Port Mo…
Parks & gardens
Bronx Park
Bronx
Bronx Park is a 718-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York City…
Architecture & design
Brooklyn Edison Building
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Edison Building is an individually designated New York City landmark in Downtown Br…
Civic & heritage
Brooklyn Public Library, Stone Avenue Branch
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Public Library, Stone Avenue Branch is an individually designated New York City lan…
Parks & gardens
Bryant Park
Midtown Manhattan
Bryant Park is a public park in Midtown Manhattan behind the New York Public Library's main…
Cafés
Caffe Reggio
Greenwich Village and the West Side
Caffe Reggio is a coffee house on MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village, opened in 1927 and…
Performing arts
Carnegie Hall
Midtown Manhattan
Carnegie Hall on Seventh Avenue is a concert hall opened in 1891, containing three auditoria…
Religious sites
Cathedral Church of St John the Divine and the Cathedral Close
Morningside Heights
Cathedral Church of St John the Divine and the Cathedral Close is an individually designated…
Parks & gardens
Central Park
Manhattan
Central Park is an 840-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York C…
Architecture & design
Chrysler Building
Midtown Manhattan
The Chrysler Building is an Art Deco skyscraper of 1930 on Lexington Avenue in Midtown Manha…
Religious sites
Church of Saint Mary
Manhattan
Church of Saint Mary is an individually designated New York City landmark in Lower East Side…
Performing arts
Claremont Theater Building
Manhattan
Claremont Theater Building is an individually designated New York City landmark in Manhattan…
Waterfront
Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk
Brooklyn
Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk is a 399-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maint…
Museums & galleries
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Upper East Side
Cooper Hewitt is the Smithsonian's design museum, occupying Andrew Carnegie's 1902 mansion o…
Waterfront
Crescent Beach Park
Staten Island
Crescent Beach Park is an 112-acre nature area in New York, held and maintained by the New Y…
Parks & gardens
Crotona Park
Bronx
Crotona Park is a 128-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York Ci…
Parks & gardens
Cunningham Park
Queens
Cunningham Park is a 358-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York…
Transport gateways
E. Hayward and Amelia Parsons Ferry House
Midtown-Times Square
E. Hayward and Amelia Parsons Ferry House is an individually designated New York City landma…
Nightlife
Ear Inn
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The Ear Inn occupies the James Brown House on Spring Street in Manhattan, a Federal-style bu…
Waterfront
East River Walk
Manhattan
East River Walk is a 5-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the New…
Shopping
Economy Candy
East Village and the Lower East Side
Economy Candy is a confectionery shop on Rivington Street on Manhattan's Lower East Side, tr…
Museums & galleries
El Museo del Barrio
Upper East Side
El Museo del Barrio on Fifth Avenue is New York's museum of Latin American and Caribbean art…
Architecture & design
Fashion Tower
Midtown-Times Square
Fashion Tower is an individually designated New York City landmark in Midtown-Times Square,…
Civic & heritage
Federal Hall National Memorial
Lower Manhattan
Federal Hall National Memorial is a Greek Revival building of 1842 at 26 Wall Street in Lowe…
Cafés
Ferrara Bakery
SoHo and Nolita
Ferrara is a pastry shop and cafe on Grand Street in Manhattan's Little Italy, trading since…
Parks & gardens
Ferry Point Park
Bronx
Ferry Point Park is a 398-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New Yor…
Religious sites
First Hungarian Reformed Church
Upper East Side-Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island
First Hungarian Reformed Church is an individually designated New York City landmark in Uppe…
Parks & gardens
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens
Flushing Meadows Corona Park is an 871-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained b…
Waterfront
Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach
Staten Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach is a 644-acre waterfront facility in New York, hel…
Architecture & design
Furcraft Building
Manhattan
Furcraft Building is an individually designated New York City landmark in Midtown South-Flat…
Museums & galleries
Garibaldi-Meucci Museum
Staten Island
Garibaldi-Meucci Museum is an individually designated New York City landmark in Rosebank-Sho…
Transport gateways
Grand Central Terminal
Midtown Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal is a commuter rail terminal on East 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan,…
Performing arts
Hamilton Theater
Manhattan
Hamilton Theater is an individually designated New York City landmark in Hamilton Heights-Su…
Architecture & design
Hearst Tower
Midtown Manhattan
Hearst Tower on Eighth Avenue in Manhattan is a glass tower of 2006 by Norman Foster rising…
Architecture & design
Heckscher Building (now the Crown Building)
Midtown-Times Square
Heckscher Building (now the Crown Building) is an individually designated New York City land…
Parks & gardens
Highland Park
Brooklyn
Highland Park is a 45-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York Ci…
Museums & galleries
Historical Museum, Historic Richmond Town
Staten Island
Historical Museum, Historic Richmond Town is an individually designated New York City landma…
Religious sites
Holyrood Episcopal Church-Iglesia Santa Cruz
Manhattan
Holyrood Episcopal Church-Iglesia Santa Cruz is an individually designated New York City lan…
Waterfront
Hudson River Park
Greenwich Village and the West Side
Hudson River Park is a linear waterfront park running along the west side of Manhattan from…
Restaurants
John's of Bleecker Street
Greenwich Village and the West Side
John's of Bleecker Street is a coal-oven pizzeria in Greenwich Village, opened in 1929 and s…
Restaurants
Katz's Delicatessen
East Village and the Lower East Side
Katz's Delicatessen is a Jewish delicatessen on East Houston Street on Manhattan's Lower Eas…
Parks & gardens
LaTourette Park & Golf Course
Staten Island
LaTourette Park & Golf Course is a 761-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained b…
Waterfront
Lemon Creek Park
Staten Island
Lemon Creek Park is a 105-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the N…
Architecture & design
Lithuanian Alliance Building
Manhattan
Lithuanian Alliance Building is an individually designated New York City landmark in Chelsea…
Civic & heritage
Low Memorial Library
Morningside Heights
Low Memorial Library is an individually designated New York City landmark in Morningside Hei…
Museums & galleries
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum
Upper East Side-Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum is an individually designated New York City landmark in Upper East…
Museums & galleries
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Lower Manhattan
The Museum of Jewish Heritage stands in Battery Park City at the southern tip of Manhattan a…
Museums & galleries
Museum of Modern Art
Midtown Manhattan
The Museum of Modern Art on West 53rd Street holds one of the principal collections of moder…
Museums & galleries
Neue Galerie New York
Upper East Side
Neue Galerie New York on Fifth Avenue holds German and Austrian art and design of the early…
Markets
New York Curb Exchange
Financial District-Battery Park City
New York Curb Exchange is an individually designated New York City landmark in Financial Dis…
Civic & heritage
New York Public Library, Harlem Branch
Manhattan
New York Public Library, Harlem Branch is an individually designated New York City landmark…
Civic & heritage
New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building
Midtown Manhattan
The Stephen A. Schwarzman Building is the New York Public Library's main research building o…
Civic & heritage
New York Public Library, Tremont Branch
Bronx
New York Public Library, Tremont Branch is an individually designated New York City landmark…
Waterfront
North 5th Street Pier and Park
Brooklyn
North 5th Street Pier and Park is a 3-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintai…
Religious sites
Old Saint James Episcopal Church (Old Saint James Parish Hall)
Queens
Old Saint James Episcopal Church (Old Saint James Parish Hall) is an individually designated…
Parks & gardens
Pelham Bay Park
Bronx
Pelham Bay Park is a 2772-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New Yor…
Waterfront
Pier 17 and the Seaport
Lower Manhattan
Pier 17 is a rebuilt pier structure on the East River at the South Street Seaport in Lower M…
Civic & heritage
Pratt Institute Library
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute Library is an individually designated New York City landmark in Clinton Hill…
Religious sites
Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of Flushing (Bowne Street Community Church)
Queens
Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of Flushing (Bowne Street Community Church) is an individua…
Parks & gardens
Randall's Island Park
Manhattan
Randall's Island Park is a 254-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the Ne…
Performing arts
Ridgewood Theater Building
Queens
Ridgewood Theater Building is an individually designated New York City landmark in Ridgewood…
Waterfront
Rockaway Beach
Queens
Rockaway Beach is a 167-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the New…
Waterfront
Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk
Queens
Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk is a 498-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintai…
Waterfront
Rockaway Beach Boardwalk
Queens
Rockaway Beach Boardwalk is a 376-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained…
Architecture & design
Rockefeller Center
Midtown Manhattan
Rockefeller Center is a complex of commercial buildings between Fifth and Sixth Avenues in M…
Shopping
Russ & Daughters
East Village and the Lower East Side
Russ & Daughters is an appetizing store on East Houston Street on Manhattan's Lower East Sid…
Wellness & fitness
Russian and Turkish Baths
East Village and the Lower East Side
The Russian and Turkish Baths on East 10th Street in Manhattan's East Village have operated…
Architecture & design
Seagram Building
Midtown Manhattan
The Seagram Building is a bronze and glass office tower of 1958 on Park Avenue in Midtown Ma…
Performing arts
Shubert Theater
Midtown-Times Square
Shubert Theater is an individually designated New York City landmark in Midtown-Times Square…
Parks & gardens
Soundview Park
Bronx
Soundview Park is a 269-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New York…
Waterfront
South Beach Wetlands
Staten Island
South Beach Wetlands is a 5-acre nature area in New York, held and maintained by the New Yor…
Religious sites
St. Paul's Chapel
Lower Manhattan
St. Paul's Chapel on Broadway is the oldest surviving church building in Manhattan, complete…
Waterfront
Stapleton Esplanade
Staten Island
Stapleton Esplanade is a 5-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the…
Museums & galleries
Tenement Museum
Lower Manhattan
The Tenement Museum on Orchard Street presents the histories of migrant families who lived i…
Parks & gardens
The Battery
Lower Manhattan
The Battery is a public park at the southern tip of Manhattan, on land largely created by la…
Museums & galleries
The Frick Collection
Upper East Side
The Frick Collection occupies Henry Clay Frick's 1914 mansion on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan a…
Parks & gardens
The High Line
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The High Line is a linear public park on a disused elevated freight viaduct on Manhattan's W…
Museums & galleries
The Morgan Library & Museum
Midtown Manhattan
The Morgan Library & Museum on Madison Avenue holds J. Pierpont Morgan's collection of manus…
Waterfront
Tiffany Street Pier
Bronx
Tiffany Street Pier is a 4-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the…
Religious sites
Trinity Church
Lower Manhattan
Trinity Church stands at the head of Wall Street in Lower Manhattan. The present Gothic Revi…
Markets
Union Square Greenmarket
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The Union Square Greenmarket is an open-air farmers' market on the north and west sides of U…
Performing arts
United Palace (Formerly Loew's 175th Street Theatre)
Manhattan
United Palace (Formerly Loew's 175th Street Theatre) is an individually designated New York…
Parks & gardens
Van Cortlandt Park
Bronx
Van Cortlandt Park is an 1146-acre flagship park in New York, held and maintained by the New…
Civic & heritage
Van Schaick Free Reading Room/Huntington Free Library and Reading Room
Bronx
Van Schaick Free Reading Room/Huntington Free Library and Reading Room is an individually de…
Restaurants
Veselka
East Village and the Lower East Side
Veselka is a Ukrainian diner on Second Avenue in Manhattan's East Village, opened in 1954 an…
Nightlife
Village Vanguard
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The Village Vanguard is a basement jazz club on Seventh Avenue South in Greenwich Village, o…
Museums & galleries
Voelker Orth Museum, Bird Sanctuary and Victorian Garden
Queens
Voelker Orth Museum, Bird Sanctuary and Victorian Garden is an individually designated New Y…
Parks & gardens
Washington Square Park
Greenwich Village and the West Side
Washington Square Park is a public park in Greenwich Village, laid out on a former potter's…
Waterfront
West Harlem Piers
Manhattan
West Harlem Piers is a 5-acre waterfront facility in New York, held and maintained by the Ne…
Nightlife
White Horse Tavern
Greenwich Village and the West Side
The White Horse Tavern is a bar on Hudson Street in Greenwich Village, trading since 1880 an…
Transport gateways
Whitehall Ferry Terminal
Financial District-Battery Park City
Whitehall Ferry Terminal is an individually designated New York City landmark in Financial D…
Architecture & design
Woolworth Building
Lower Manhattan
The Woolworth Building is a Gothic Revival skyscraper of 1913 on Broadway in Lower Manhattan…
Shopping
Zabar's
Upper West Side
Zabar's is a food market on Broadway at 80th Street on Manhattan's Upper West Side, founded…
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Areas
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neighborhood
Lower Manhattan
Lower Manhattan is the southern end of Manhattan island, containing the Financial District and the city's oldest street pattern. It is the point from which New York's colonial settlement expanded northward.
10 verified places
neighborhood
Upper East Side
The Upper East Side is a residential neighborhood on the east side of Central Park in Manhattan. Its Fifth Avenue frontage carries a sequence of major art museums often referred to collectively as Museum Mile.
9 verified places
neighborhood
Midtown Manhattan
Midtown Manhattan is the central business district of Manhattan, holding the largest concentration of office space in the United States along with the city's main rail terminals and several major museums.
15 verified places
neighborhood
Greenwich Village and the West Side
Greenwich Village and the neighbouring lower west side of Manhattan retain an irregular street pattern that predates the 1811 grid, and now carry the southern end of the High Line and the galleries and museums that followed it.
12 verified places
neighborhood
East Village and the Lower East Side
The East Village and Lower East Side occupy the ground east of the Bowery in Manhattan, settled successively by German, Jewish, Ukrainian, Puerto Rican and Chinese communities, several of which still have institutions on the same blocks.
6 verified places
neighborhood
SoHo and Nolita
SoHo holds the largest concentration of cast-iron architecture in the world, built as a wholesale and light-manufacturing district in the mid-nineteenth century, and Nolita and Little Italy adjoin it to the east.
2 verified places
neighborhood
Upper West Side
The Upper West Side runs between Central Park and the Hudson on Manhattan's west side, developed largely after the Ninth Avenue elevated railway arrived in the 1870s and now largely residential.
2 verified places
borough
Brooklyn
Brooklyn is a borough of New York, an official administrative unit. It is recorded here because 7 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
7 verified places
borough
Bronx
Bronx is a borough of New York, an official administrative unit. It is recorded here because 10 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
10 verified places
borough
Queens
Queens is a borough of New York, an official administrative unit. It is recorded here because 14 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
12 verified places
borough
Staten Island
Staten Island is a borough of New York, an official administrative unit. It is recorded here because 8 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
8 verified places
borough
Manhattan
Manhattan is a borough of New York, an official administrative unit. It is recorded here because 14 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
14 verified places
neighborhood
Midtown-Times Square
Midtown-Times Square is a neighbourhood of New York, a statistical geography built from census tracts rather than a neighbourhood New Yorkers name. It is recorded here because 5 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
5 verified places
neighborhood
Financial District-Battery Park City
Financial District-Battery Park City is a neighbourhood of New York, a statistical geography built from census tracts rather than a neighbourhood New Yorkers name. It is recorded here because 2 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
2 verified places
neighborhood
Upper East Side-Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island
Upper East Side-Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island is a neighbourhood of New York, a statistical geography built from census tracts rather than a neighbourhood New Yorkers name. It is recorded here because 2 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
2 verified places
neighborhood
Morningside Heights
Morningside Heights is a neighbourhood of New York, a statistical geography built from census tracts rather than a neighbourhood New Yorkers name. It is recorded here because 2 verified places in this corpus fall within it.
2 verified places
Collections
Curated · Outdoor day
Lower Manhattan On Foot
Four stops at the southern end of Manhattan that between them show how much of the island's edge is manufactured and how early its street pattern was set.
4 places
Curated · Solo afternoon
Museum Mile in an Afternoon
Fifth Avenue north of 70th Street carries a run of museums in what were private houses, plus two purpose-built ones. Ordered south to north.
5 places
Curated · Rainy day
Midtown Indoors
Four Midtown buildings that are free or cheap to enter and are worth entering for the rooms themselves, not only for what is in them.
4 places
Curated · Coffee & walk
The West Side Walk
The High Line runs north from the Meatpacking District past the buildings that followed it. This is the southern end, walked as one route.
3 places
Curated · Solo afternoon
The Lower East Side On Foot
Four businesses within a few blocks that between them still serve the food of the district's successive migrations. Ordered north to south.
4 places
Curated · Rainy day
New York Rooms That Stayed
Interiors that survived the city's habit of replacing itself: a luncheonette, a coffee house, a chophouse and a hotel bar.
4 places
Curated · Date night
Downtown Jazz
Three rooms where the music is the point and the room shapes it. Ordered by how small they are, which is also roughly how they sound.
3 places
Curated · Architecture & design
Manhattan Towers You Can Enter
Four buildings famous from the street whose interiors or plazas are actually accessible, which is rarer than it sounds.
4 places
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