New York City Art, Beach, Flowers, Historic Buildings + Island & Reefs Pictures

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New York City, half-jokingly referred to as the center of the universe, rumbles with energy, ambition and gusto.

With the iconic Flatiron Building presiding over you, enjoy a peaceful retreat in Midtown at one of Manhattan’s most iconic parks.

One of the United States’ first and best-loved botanical gardens is an attraction year round, featuring both extensive plant collections and stunning architecture.

Eclectic and socially conscious contemporary theater shares space with a church in this historic building in the heart of Brooklyn’s arts district. 

New York City, half-jokingly referred to as the center of the universe, rumbles with energy, ambition and gusto.

See some of the world’s greatest performing arts events in one of the most culturally rich cities on the planet in this large architecturally impressive complex.

Power and wealth and breathtaking scenery are concentrated on this very small island. Immerse yourself for a few days or a lifetime.

New York City, half-jokingly referred to as the center of the universe, rumbles with energy, ambition and gusto.

Stroll along quiet residential streets, visit two large parks and enjoy some of the world’s most renowned cultural attractions in this Manhattan neighborhood.

Contemporary art from some of the country’s best African American, Asian and Hispanic artists, among others, is celebrated in a museum near Yankee Stadium.

Old combines with new and high art meets urban grit in this ever-changing and eclectic melting pot neighborhood with broad appeal. 

There’s something at once familiar and exciting about the Brooklyn waterfront, which has become emblematic of a generation.

See the Egyptian antiquities, a rotating selection of international art and a mammoth collection of American artworks in this impressive museum.

Behind a small brick wall sits a slice of Irish-American history in the form of this beautiful historic Catholic church.

The neighborhood that once had the highest concentration of Italian immigrants in New York is still the home of some of the best and oldest Italian recipes in town.

Arts venues, parks, theaters and community centers anchor this Lower Manhattan neighborhood, an iconic backdrop to tales of New York City’s history.

Old combines with new and high art meets urban grit in this ever-changing and eclectic melting pot neighborhood with broad appeal.