The air is filled with something that most New Yorkers don’t expect in the vicinity of 42nd Street: flowers. The only seating is the bench running alongside the perimeter, or the steps, so come early. Read more.
Huge indoor waterfalls provide a soothing background for those that want to sit or have lunch. On the side there are a few tables, and there’s a Starbucks that’s open until 6pm. Read more.
Only a few blocks away from one of the world's busiest intersections, Midtown Manhattan, the plaza has sandwiches, coffee and free Wifi available – one of the most relaxing hours you will spend! Read more.
This atrium is housed inside the IBM building directly off of 57th Street. After a hard morning of shopping up and down 57th Street, stop in, have a quick coffee and relax. Read more.
Overlooking New York Harbor, this is the home to several yearly arts & events programs, including the Tribeca Film Festival, Read more.
It’s actually housed with nice restaurants and if you’re lucky you might end up in the background while they film “The Apprentice.” Read more.
For a hot minute, this was one of Occupy Wall Street‘s indoor locations. It might have been because of the four fountains and sculptural water features, but most likely it was for the clean bathrooms. Read more.
