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Ellis Island Hard Hat Tour

Visiting New York City isn’t complete without a journey to Ellis Island, the gateway through which more than 12 million immigrants entered the United States. Just a short ferry ride…

Mmuseumm: The Most Unusual Museum in New York

Mmuseumm is an ultra-trendy spot with a tiny yet fascinating collection of art objects. The New York Times included it in its list of “12 Hidden Art Gems of the…

Nicholas Roerich Museum in New York

New York City is a bottomless treasure trove of culture, and it can be difficult to find a truly worthy treasure. We’ve simplified your search by telling you about one…

Chiharu Shiota at Japan Society

In New York, art is often perceived as light, and the viewer as a moth drawn to it. Museums and galleries become beacons: some attract, others point the way toward…

Holy Family Church in New York

Walking through New York, it’s impossible not to look up in awe at the city’s architecture. Among the skyscrapers and glass towers, you can still find unusual Catholic churches —…

The Broken Kilometer — a must-see in New York

There’s an absolute must-see spot in New York for art lovers that, strangely, not many people know about — The Broken Kilometer. About the installation The Broken Kilometer is made…

Tour to the 👑 Crown of the Statue of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City and the United States. Few landmarks can boast their own emoji 🗽. But not everyone…

The Earth Room, New York

New York City is full of unusual places, but one of the most paradoxical and memorable is The Earth Room. Located in the heart of trendy SoHo, surrounded by boutiques…

Richard Gilder Center in New York

A new architectural marvel has appeared in New York — the Richard Gilder Center opened as part of the American Museum of Natural History. This building is already being called…

National September 11 Memorial & Museum

Visiting the 9/11 Museum is one of the most unusual experiences. And it is not only because the exhibition is dedicated to a horrifying tragedy. On September 11, 2001, not…

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