Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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Boasting a Japanese hill-and-pond garden, a native flora garden, and an herb garden to boot, it is easy to spend hours meandering through the hidden paths and secret gardens of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. And altough it is beautiful year-round, the most hypnotic time to visit is during Cherry Blossom season in the spring.
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Comedy Cellar
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Expect an evening full of laughter and maybe unexpected surprises...you never know who will drop in to do a set. It's an affordable night of entertainment, and if you want to grab a bite before or after, stop by The Olive Tree upstairs.
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Angelika Film Center
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If you're looking for something other than the usual mainstream blockbuster, then you've found the right place. Hungry? Visitors rave about the popcorn and the most outstanding food selection (including vegan options!) of any theater in the city.
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Joe's Pub at The Public Theater
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Great entertainment, a delicious, varied menu by Chefs Andrew Carmellini and Zachary Faulisi, and an extensive drink menu contribute to a perfect night on the town. If you're a lover of the performing arts, Joe's Pub provides a truly special up-close and intimate experience.
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Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
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Visitors should visit BAM to see the latest indie flick that all of Brooklyn is talking about. Whether is be Francis Ha or Michel Gondry's latest, BAM will have it on offer. As well, if you are passionate about theatre or dance but you can't afford Lincoln Center - BAM has a great lineup of local and international performers.
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Central Park
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Central Park is one of the country's most popular parks and has appeared in many American films. You can't truly say you've seen NYC until you've visited this beautiful example of landscape architecture. Some of the notable landmarks include Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Fountain, and the Conservatory Garden, among many others.
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Coney Island
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You should visit Coney Island if you want a day at the beach or have an appreciation for historic sites. It is the birthplace of many American traditions. In fact, the world's first rollar coaster was built in Coney Island, and it is home to Nathan's famous hot dogs.
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Museum of the Moving Image
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You'll enjoy the historical as much as the the interactive portion of your visit, like playing old video games and making your own stop-motion animation. They also screen movies & TV shows, and hold Q&As with famous filmmakers. And, best of all, the museum is home to the permanent exhibition for Jim Henson's The Muppets.
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Hayden Planetarium
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You will not forget the immersive experience of traveling through the universe at any of the planetarium's incredible space shows. They also hold special events and programs (some taking place outdoors) so be sure to check the schedule for these informative and entertaining experiences.
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MoMA PS1 Contemporary Art Center
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Summer warm up at PS1, every Saturday during the summer months in an open outdoor space, drinks and food, relaxed easy vibe, and art that doesn't require in depth reflection, just a nice way to spend your Saturday. Awesome bookstore, with books ranging from music, art, to philosophy. Great drink selection and restaurant, on the pricey side.
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Webster Hall
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The building has an amazing history - it was rumored that Al Capone once owned it, many union labor rallies took place here, and was once a popular venue for high society events. Today, Webster Hall features nightly music shows from indie bands to established artists across all genres.
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Music Hall of Williamsburg
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If you are a music-lover, do not miss this venue. Its edgy and well-curated lineups never fail to facilitate drunken, sweaty, dance fests. Because of its location, the crowds tend to range from 18 to mid-30s and most frequenters take music and fashion very seriously.
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The McKittrick Hotel
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Sleep No More needs no introduction but The Lodge at Gallow Green might. It's their rooftop restaurant during the winter that transports you to a wood cabin and makes you feel like it's snowing outside even if it isn't. Visiting during the summer, Gallow Green is still available and the view is fantastic.
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Hamilton Park
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You won't find another spot in or around NYC with a better view. The fact that it's on a cliff over the Hudson River gives it a unique and perfect point of view. The best time to come is on a M-Thurs between 9am and 2pm. There will be very few people in the park.
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Irving Plaza
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Everyone from Bob Dylan, The Ramones, and Eric Clapton to U2 and other big names in music have played this intimate venue. Irving Plaza is THE place to have a classic, hot & sweaty rock concert experience in New York City.
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