Celeb hot spot and hip dance club.

A kid-friendly museum with many interactive activities.

NYC bar (that is actually comprised of two separate bar areas) known for its improvisational music performances.

The theme at this specialty shop is the literature of food including food-themed fiction, kitchen antiques, science of food preparation and cookbooks from around the world.

Maritime museum that recreates a seaport in the 19th century with cobblestone streets and historic ships of the era.

Museum that is dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of the cultures and history of the native peoples of the Americas through an extensive collection including archaeological objects from the Arctic Circle to Tierra del Fuego, film and video archives, and contemporary prints and negatives.

Living in the Moment - Start your experience in our Immersion Theater with an original 5 minute film delivering the perfect day in sports - all sports.

Big name samples and other bargains on perfumes and cosmetics.

Popular lower east side bar with a hip crowd.

Colonial gentlemen used to "bowl" here, at New York City's oldest park, paying one peppercorn per year for the privilege.

A private club offering a relaxing atmosphere with dramatic views of the city.

The major center for the exhibition of paintings by Nicholas Roerich, a Russian-born artist who increased appreciation of the value of the cultural heritage of all nations.

Non-profit cinema and film buff's hangout.

Symphony Space presents a varied mix of media and live performances including dance, chamber, folk, and new music and film.

Built in 1913, this impressive church contains statues of more than 40 saints and bishops.

Built in 1842 on the site of the first U.S. Capitol, this museum features items related to George Washington's inauguration, the Bill of Rights and old Federal Hall.

Circus entertainment.

Neighborhood west of SoHo famous for Italian restaurants.

Gay bar located in Chelsea with a comfortable aire.