The sculpture, created by George Segal, commemorates the events that took place at the Stonewall Inn in the 1960s, the beginning of the gay rights movement in the United States.  The Stonewall Riots took place opposite… Read more

The Met is a coalition of internationally renowned museums housing more than 2 million works of art. The Museum displays international work by artists from all styles, genres, and time periods. The Cloisters, housed in a… Read more

his famed 843-acre rectangular park offers a variety of beautiful recreational opportunities amid the bustle of Gotham. Joggers, nature lovers and bikers use the park daily. Kids young and old enjoy riding the Friedsam Memorial… Read more

These two sights represent freedom for millions of people, and the Statue of Liberty, a 450,000 pound gift from the people of France, is a must-see for anyone visiting the Big Apple. Access to the islands is via a Circle… Read more

The best boat ride in the world! Leaving Manhattan, you gaze at the most enduring symbol of the city, the Statue of Liberty, ahead on the right, with the sleek Verrazano-Narrows Bridge dominating the left. Then you realize… Read more

Before visiting the World Trade Center site, people wanting to learn more about 2001’s 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York should stop by this unique museum, billed as the “The Biggest Little Museum in New York.”… Read more