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The 4th street courts are famous for their history. A lot of things are famous because they are in NY because there are courts like this everywhere. According to some, this place has lost its …Read More
Bryant Park is a beloved, year-round New York City destination. Known as Manhattan's Town Square, the park is famous for its lush seasonal gardens, free activities, world class restrooms, and al f…Read More
During the summer when they EBC host their famous Basketball tournament, they install a really cool wood floor court which are easier on the player's legs. The teams and competition aren't as good…Read More
Have a go at jumping over the big apple, a popular obstacle at this skate plaza. Located underneath the Manhattan Bridge, the park was remodeled in 2012. Skateboarders can now enjoy a better flow …Read More
My favorite activity is to rent a bike and go around the perimeter of the island. Two hours is enough to sufficiently cover the distance, stop a few times to admire the view and to relax in …Read More
Stationary chess tables on the southwest corner encourage playing. There are often plenty of onlookers creating an exciting environment. These tables were featured in the 1994 film, Searching for …Read More
Yep! Free!! This is a great place to know about once you discover it. It's hardly a secret anymore, and yet it's still the best-kept secret on the Hudson River. This is a volunteer-run group whi…Read More
Not exactly your usual hiking trail, but it feels like a rite of passage for a visitor to NYC. You'll be with many of your closest friends as you cross. Views of Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn aboun…Read More
Were you tired of being scared to walk into Tompkins Square Park for fear of scuffing your Puma on a crack vial? Well, have no fear. The crack vials are gone! Sure, there are sti…Read More
As an ex-NYC resident, I feel obligated to share this “not so much hidden gem “ of the City with you. This is a charming strip of "park" land runs from lower Manhattan up to Midtown. I…Read More
The trail around the Reservoir is made out of cinder, making it soft and slightly springy. Adjacent to the Reservoir is the dirt bridle path. The longest loop that you can make in Central Park wit…Read More
Bring the kids and stoll through to see many different street entertainers. Lots of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. Connected to the park are basketball courts and volleyball nets. …Read More
This park is like a hidden recreational outdoor resort to those residing in the Upper West side of Manhattan (UWS, Morningside Heights, Washington Heights, Harlem, etc). The upper part of the park…Read More
I had no idea a place like this existed in New York, let alone Manhattan is great for exercising; a jog, walk, yoga, family gatherings, a picnic, or a romantic randevu. It has lots of little nooks…Read More
This is a is a 3 mile moderately trafficked. Starts from Genvort ST and goes all the way to W34th. Great place to go for a walk on in the evenings when it's cool out and the sun's setting. Every o…Read More
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