New York's Best Photo Spots

When the Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883 it was the longest suspension bridge ever built! Since then it has been designated a National Historic Landmark by the National Park Service as well as a New York City...

It seems that any fashionable city has a bridge with metal locks affixed to it. Started in the 1990s, Brooklyn joined this elite club that includes Paris, Amsterdam, and Kyiv. You can affix your own love loc...

This fish-themed carousel in Battery Park opened in August 2015. The SeaGlass Carousel features seating on such species as the Siamese fighting fish and was designed to resemble an under-the-sea garden. Visi...

The first NYC subway opened on October 27, 1904 and the City Hall station was lavished with fine architectural details including glass tiles and large chandeliers. The CTH was the least used by commuters for...

The Flatiron Building was originally known as the Fuller Building. It's a triangular 22 story, steel-framed structure located at 175 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, NYC, and it's a building that is hard to miss w...

Washington Square Park is a 9.75-acre public park in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of lower Manhattan. The park is one of New York's best known public parks. The Park is an open space, dominated by the ...

This iconic bridge curves gracefully over the neck of the Pond at 59th Street. Gapstow is the second bridge on the Central Park site. The first, a much more elaborate wood and iron bridge, designed by Jacob ...

Strawberry Fields is a 2.5-acre landscaped section of land in New York Central Park dedicated to the memory of former Beatle, John Lennon. It's named after the Beatles' song "Strawberry Fields Forever" writt...

Everyone loves to go to the top of the Empire State Building but sometimes the line extends from the lobby out onto 5th Avenue and around the corner onto 34th Street. So, why not skip that line in favor of t...

This aerial greenway called The High Line looks downtown at 20th Street. It's vegetation pays homage to the wild plants that colonized the abandoned railway before it was repurposed. The Highline park gets n...

One of Tribeca's most unique pieces of real estate measures over 8,000 square feet and has a footbridge that runs right through it. This amazing townhome was once listed for $50 million. With the footbridge ...

The Museum of Sex is located at 233 Fifth Avenue at the corner of East 27th Street in Manhattan, New York City. It opened in 2002 and its founder, Daniel Gluck, wanted to start a museum dedicated to "the his...

The abandoned 100-bed hospital located on Roosevelt Island in Manhattan, New York City was originally designed by architect James Renwick, Jr. It opened in 1856 when the area was known better as Blackwell's ...

State Street Global Advisors was the firm that commissioned this bronze statue of a four-foot-tall diminutive girl who bravely faces off the charging bull of Wall Street. She has been lauded and derided but ...

The Evolution Store has been a premier retail destination in NYC since 1993. There you'll find everything concerning science and natural history, plus collectibles, artifacts, gifts, and home decor. Definite...

This magical merry-go-round was first built in 1922 and lovingly restored to its original dazzling beauty. Encased in glass like a giant music box, the lighted carousel is part of the enchanting scenery when...

Kids are not only allowed but encouraged to play on this work of art! Commissioned by George Delacorte as a gift to his wife who loved reading Lewis Carroll, the sculpture was lovingly crafted by artist Jose...