New York Transit Museum
Brooklyn, New York
Experience the evolution of urban travel by stepping aboard preserved subway cars from different eras, all housed within an authentic subterranean setting in Brooklyn.
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Park Slope Creative Hub
Brooklyn Superhero Supply Store
Brooklyn, New York
This whimsical storefront disguises a serious mission, selling everything from bottled black holes to spandex uniforms to support a non-profit writing center hidden behind a trick bookcase.
Brooklyn Urban Oasis
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn, New York
This urban sanctuary offers a jarring contrast between the delicate beauty of cherry blossoms and the rare, putrid stench of the Titan Arum, one of the world's largest and smelliest flowers.
Brooklyn Underground Cocktails
Le Boudoir
Brooklyn, New York
This lavish cocktail den occupies a hidden chamber of the world's oldest subway tunnel, blending 19th-century transit history with the opulent, gilded excess of Marie Antoinette’s court.
Manhattan Public Art
Alice in Wonderland Statue
New York, New York
This interactive bronze sculpture invites children to literally climb into Lewis Carroll's world, featuring a Mad Hatter modeled after the monument's benefactor.
Staten Island Culinary Landmark
Nonnas of the World
Staten Island, New York
Instead of professional chefs, this unique eatery features a rotating roster of grandmothers from around the globe who prepare their most cherished family recipes for the public.
Patent Pending
New York, New York
Located within the very walls where Nikola Tesla once resided, this site features a clever, tucked-away tribute to the man who pioneered wireless energy.
Manhattan's Secret Soundscape
Grand Central Terminal Whispering Gallery
New York, New York
This architectural anomaly allows a soft whisper to travel across a bustling transit hub, carried perfectly along the curves of historic herringbone tile arches.
Greenacre Park
New York, New York
This pocket park offers a rare moment of serenity in the heart of Manhattan, where the roar of a cascading waterfall drowns out the surrounding city traffic.