Omg the venue is amazing, great for small weddings or garden parties like I went to.
Great place to do some work outside on a nice sunny day - free wifi makes it easy!
Very friendly place. Delicious food, big portions, good prices. Try omelettes for breakfast. The staff was even too patient.
You can only walk over the north side of the bridge. Gives you a good view of the tram and Roosevelt Island, but not so much of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Been crossing for years though...always nice.
Public Park that must remain open. Leased to store next door that kept it locked. Please come visit. Gate opened weekends. Enter through store other times
An infinity pool in Manhattan? That’s what members will enjoy – along with impeccable service, comfortable lounge chairs and awesome views.
Our History Center and Archives are located in Building H! History Center is open Tues-Sat, 1-4pm and it's Free. Archives open by appt. (718.483.7122), We also have a Museum store!
This is a huge park and a great place for bike riding, BBQs and picnicking. They have softball fields and tennis courts for sports lovers and people who want to stay in shape!
This small Red Hook peninsula, which overlooks the Statue of Liberty and Governors Island, has one very big element working in its favor: It’s among the best spots in the city to see the sun go down. Read more.
THE most utilized park in NYC!!! Chinatown denizens are ALWAYS here! Playing cards or mahjong, practicing tai chi, walking the track, reading the newspaper, or just enjoying the fresh (sorta') air...
Best steak I've had + the place has a DJ. Definitely not a traditional steakhouse though!
Best view and you can see all around the city from the rooftop.. :)
Visit the graves of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Leonard Bernstein and Mae West; and check out the 1911 chapel designed by the same firm behind Grand Central Terminal.
Explore. Underneath the bridge is a great area to sit, write, think or chill with the boospot
This was known as the GE building. Come into the lobby if you love art deco architecture; it's truly stunning!
An 1804 Federal style building, the Stuyvesant-Fish house was considered a luxurious 19th century home, notes a tour guide passing by.
The intrepid explore inside the crumbling officer's quarters but also look out for what the soldiers carved into the walls of the forts. See more at: Read more.
