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African Burial Ground
African Burial Ground National Monument is a historic monument between Duane and Elk Street in the Civic Center section of Manhattan, New York City. It is a beautiful monument that highlights the history of African-Americans.
monument that highlights the history of African-Americans.The monument screens a 20-minute film that will enlighten the visitor about slavery and African-American history. African Burial Ground Monument also has many audio tours and guides. The museum has a permanent exhibit, "Reclaiming Our History," on the significance of the burial site. Other exhibits explore the hard work-life of African slaves. The Monument also has a shop.If you are visiting New York, seeing the African Burial Ground is a must. It is a very moving and enlightening experience.
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Eat at Smorgasburg
Located in Brooklyn, New York, Smorgasburg is the largest weekly open-air food fest in the United States, with over a hundred vendors selling a variety of food.
Smorgasburg offers different types of food from many cultures. You can gorge on the Cantonese Soup dumplings at Brothecary, or enjoy the Smoked pork ribs at Black Sugar Rib Company. Petisco Brazuca serves traditional Brazilian food like dulce de leche and coxinha. Smorgasburg not only offers food but also specializes in unique drinks and desserts. The Better Pop experiments with kombucha and serves it like a popsicle. 10Below serves a dessert called The Ice Cream Blitz, which has a mini bottle of coke resting on top of Thai rolled ice cream.
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Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) Museum
The museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology displays collections of clothing, textiles, and accessories. It is located on 7th Avenue at 27 Street in New York City. It is well known for its collection of contemporary avant-garde fashion.
The Museum’s permanent collection has more than 50,000 garments and accessories, some of which date back to the 18th century. There are also pieces from high-end designers such as Balenciaga, Chanel, and Dior. There are three galleries in the Museum. The lower level gallery is devoted to special exhibitions. The Fashion and Textile History Gallery displays over 200 pieces of historical significance. The Gallery FIT shows student and faculty exhibitions.You must visit the FIT museum in New York if you enjoy fashion and its history. It is one of the most enjoyable free things to do in the city of New York.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park is a memorial to the 32nd President of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt. It is a triangular tip at the southernmost end of Roosevelt Island in the East River between Manhattan Island and Queens in New York City.
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Park in New York provides one of the best views of Midtown Manhattan and the NYC skyline. The entire length of the park is lined with double rows of trees, making the park lush. Towards the south of the park, visitors can get a clear view of the United Nations Headquarters. The park also has the Queensboro Bridge, spanning the East River. The memorial has open-air spaces and Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms speech is carved on the walls of this open-air park. It also has a bust of Franklin D. Roosevelt.Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park is a marvel of architecture and is one of the best parks in New York City.
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Paley Park
Paley Park is one of the best parks in New York City. It is an urban pocket park located on 53rd Street between Madison and Fifth Avenues in Manhattan. The small park is the perfect place for having a relaxing time.
Paley Park is slightly elevated from street level and has a low canopy of honey locust trees to drown out the city noise. The main attraction of the park is its 6 meters high waterfall that serves as a backdrop. The park also has comfortable wire mesh chairs and tables for lounging. You can grab some New York-style bagels and smoothies from concession stands like Foodbella.Paley Park is best suited to visit alone. It is also the only park in New York where you are allowed to smoke. The entry is free.
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Prospect park
It‘s one of the most popular parks in New York City and is situated between 5 busy Brooklyn neighborhoods adjacent to Brooklyn Botanical Garden & Museum.
Around 10 million people visit the park every year to birdwatch at “The Ravine”( Brooklyn's only forest), skate at the LeFrak Center or to have a family picnic & Barbeque at the Long Meadow, all for free. It’s a perfect family destination with a water play area, playgrounds, a zoo, a Carousel & attractions like Zucker Natural Exploration Center and the park hosts numerous public programs for children throughout the year at the Audubon Center. BRIC Festival, New York’s longest-running, free outdoor performing arts festival takes place each summer at the Prospect Park Bandshell. The park also has Basketball & volleyball courts, grounds for football, baseball, softball & outdoor yoga & large water bodies for boating & fishing. Visitors can also enjoy various other services offered by the park, such as Horse-riding or Nature Programs or the seasonal “Smorgasburg Prospect Park Program” where one can taste the various cuisines offered by the local food vendors. Near the park, there are various other tourist attractions one can visit like the Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn Museum & Botanical Garden.
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The Hills at Governors Island
Located in the New York Harbour, the 10-acre hills at the Governors island is one of the latest addition to iconic New York landmarks. The Hills are full of green shrubs, grass, and trees, providing a contrast to NYC’s urban skyline.
There are four hills on the island. The Grassy Hill is the shortest one at 25 feet high. It has gentle slopes and is perfect for having a picnic or just laying on the soft grass. The Slide Hill is 40 feet high and has four slides. It also has a 57 feet long slide which is the longest slide in all of New York. It is very popular amongst kids.The third hill is the Discovery Hill which has shrubs and trees and ‘Cabin’, a contemporary art installation by Rachel Whiteread. The largest hill is the Outlook Hill, which stands at 70 feet and offers a 360-degree view of the New York Harbour and Statue of Liberty. A ‘scramble’ made out of granite offers a shortcut to climb the Outlook Hill quicker.
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9/11 Memorial & Museum
The National September 11 Memorial and Museum or 9/11 Memorial & Museum commemorates the victims of the attacks of 11th September 2001, 26th February 1993 and 30th May, 2002.
Standing near One World Trade Center, it is open from Thursday and Friday from 12 noon to 7 PM and from Saturday to Monday from 10 AM till 5 PM. The memorial with the largest artificial waterfall of North America features around 3000 names inscribed on bronze parapets, memorial glade, Tribute In Light and the Survivor Tree of celery pear. Primary testimony, historical records and material evidence of the attacks are on display along with rotating exhibitions and educational programs at sections like Education Center, Rebirth at Ground Zero, Reflecting on 9/11 etc. The admission fees are USD 26 for adults, USD 15 for 7-12 years old, USD 20 for 13-17 years old, seniors above 65 and college students and USD 18 for US veterans.
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Adventureland
Sprawling over five hectares in East Farmingdale, Adventureland has been Long Island’s amusement park since 1962 and is located at around 37 miles from New York City. Featured in various movies, music videos and television shows, the park has thrill rides like Pirate Ship, Frisbee and Turbulence Coaster for adventure seekers.
Water rides like Saf-T-Swim’s Rescue Boats, Little Dipper Water Ride and Adventure Falls will add refreshment on a sultry day. Get on the family rides like Ferris Wheel, Rattlesnake Coaster, Merry Go Round, Lighthouse Drop Tower, Wave Swing and Sports Tower to enjoy with kids. Little ones can make the best out of Kiddie rides like the Carousel and Pirate Island. The obstacle course of Bungy and outdoor games like Balloon Race and High Striker are notable. Earn points at the climate-controlled arcade, get souvenirs and gears at Midway Market and eat at the restaurants, snack stands, food court and sweet shop.
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Alley Pond Golf Center
The Alley Pond Golf Center is a city-run veteran golf range of Douglaston in Queens borough open from 6 AM till 10 PM.
It comes with a miniature course, golf shop, sports bar and grill, bunker, chipping and putting greens and 72 indoor driving ranges with temperature control features. The family-friendly mini-golf court is landscaped with fountains and waterfallsGolfers, families and enthusiasts can enjoy signature sangria, craft beer, meal and sports (NFL, NBA and PGA tournaments) on HD monitors at the sports bar and grill or enjoy live music on weekends or sit back on the outdoor patio and porch.
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