Trendy area with cafes, restaurants and fashionable shops.

Chinese immigrants have brought their traditions and culture to this neighborhood in New York City's Lower East Side.

A 9.75-acre city park in Greenwich Village, characterized by its large, central fountain, and known as a major center of community activity for the neighborhood residents.

A testament to the eclectic tastes and hoarding instinct of Malcolm Forbes, founder of Forbes Magazine. Among the museums items are a number of early versions of the board game Monopoly, Faberge eggs and presidential memorabilia.

The circular Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building is as much of a draw as the museum's collection of modern art.

This site is a combination museum, school and center devoted to photographers and the art of photography.

Indiana's native son hosts this off-beat, comedy talk show. Tickets must be reserved in advance through the mail. For standby ticket info call 212/247-6497 at 11 AM.

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An unusual museum with exhibits of the history of law enforcement in New York.

Floor after floor of expensive designer clothes, accessories and cosmetics.

A performing arts and learning center devoted to jazz performance, education and presentation.

NYC shopping tours.

Fashionable neighborhood (so named because it is a TRIangle BElow CAnal Street) of homes and shops.

Sells tickets on the day of performance for Broadway, Off-Broadway, dance and music events at either half or three-quarter price.

New York City park containing what is reputed to be one of the best playgrounds ever built.

A lovely and largely uncrowded park that's perfect for the midday stroll. Be sure to check out the statue of famed theater actor Edwin Booth in the guise of Hamlet.

Considered the largest Jewish museum outside of Israel, visitors travel through 4,000 years of Jewish art, history and culture through its "Culture and Community: The Jewish Journey" permanent exhibition.

This Art Deco masterpiece is actually no longer the property of the auto manufacturer.

Landmark jazz music club in Harlem.

Located across from the Museum of the City of New York, this Central Park oasis offers six acres of magnificent flowers and trees.

Manhattan's oldest house, somewhat of an aberration in the modern neighborhood of Washington Heights, served as a command post for George Washington.

Museum that houses and preserves cultural art works and artifacts that illustrate Manhattan's history.

The original home of such comic luminaries as Jerry Seinfeld, Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock, this is one of New York's most famous stand up comedy clubs.

You can tour the trading rooms, the museum and the Fed's vault, which holds 900 tons of gold.

The small museum represents pre-Impressionist traditions, particularly Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo, and sponsors changing exhibits that focus on 19th- and 20th-century European academic art.