The Morgan Library
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The museum consists of Pierpont Morgan’s collection of illuminated, literary, and historical manuscripts, early printed books, and old master drawings and prints. A collection of ancient seals, tablets, and papyrus fragments from Egypt and the Near East are on exhibition showing the earliest evidence of writing. There is a café but it's pricy.
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The Guggenheim
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The building, completed in 1959, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and is considered an important architectural landmark of the 20th century. Exhibitions are on display in the great rotunda, a marvel in itself to behold from the lobby, and the smaller galleries house the permanent collection.
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The Tenement Museum
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Interested in reliving history? The Tenement Museum uses a preserved tenement house to trace the rich history of the American people. Learn about the many generations of immigrants that passed through the neighborhoods of America’s original melting pot – New York City.
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Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum
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With the flight simulator, rock wall for climbing, and interactive exhibits, the Intrepid is sure to keep you busy for an afternoon. Visit the Space Shuttle Pavilion to see the Enterprise, the world's first space shuttle, while other highlights include the Concorde and a US submarine.
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The Cloisters
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The Cloisters are a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that exhibits an extensive collection of art, architecture and artifacts from Medieval Europe. The building was assembled from architectural elements from the 12th through the 15th century, taking visitors on a trip back in time, and features a serene cloistered garden.
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The Frick Collection
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The former residence of Pittsburgh industrialist Henry Clay Frick, it now stands as a museum displaying European paintings, bronze sculptures, 18th century French furniture, and more. Visitors can stroll and admire the amazing art pieces without the nuisance of crowds like NYC's other major art museums.
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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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Grand Central
Museums & Galleries
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Snap some photos of the spectacular astronomical ceiling, or take advantage of the many shops and dining options. Bring a friend and test out the acoustics of the Whisper Gallery (outside the Oyster Bar): each of you stands diagonally across from one another in each corner & whispers something into the wall. You should be able to hear one another!
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Washington Square Park
Museums & Galleries
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This is the city's most iconic park, with the identifiable Washington Square arch and central water fountain. It's a great spot for meeting up with friends and checking out street performers, musicians, and the frequent eccentric character.
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The Metropolitan Museum Roof Garden Café & Martini Bar
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New York City has a skyline unlike any other in the world. But why should you have to pay an entrance fee to enjoy it? The rooftop café and bar on top of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is free and offers a view competitive to some of the city's most famed viewing decks.
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The Brooklyn Museum
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The Brooklyn Museum has an impressive permanent collection that includes art from many different places in time and from around the world, including ancient Egyptian masterpieces, European classics, and innovative contemporary art. All located comfortably in your borough - Brooklyn!
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Prospect Park
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Although you won't find any horse-drawn carriages here, on a sunny day you will find hundreds of local Brooklynites walking, jogging, bicycling, and picnicking until the sun goes down. Designed by the same landscape architects that created Central Park, Brooklyn's Prospect Park is almost 600 acres in area and welcomes 8 million visitors a year.
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Morris Jumel Mansion
Museums & Galleries
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Paranormal Investigations every two months. Plays during the fall and spring seasons. Bring your family for family days like Homemade Butter. Or movie nights, or concerts during the summer. The history here is amazing as is their programming events.
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MoMA PS1
Museums & Galleries
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Formerly a public elementary school, it's an interesting space to explore in its current state. Their outdoor installations (located in the "playground" area) changes yearly, so every visit is a new experience.
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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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