Super cool pop-up complete with a photo booth that displays your selfie onto the giant wall of the store, a VR roller coaster, and a tunnel that projects your entire Instagram library.
LOVE this store. Kind of leaves Apple in the dust. My faves were the VR experiences, the Instagram tunnel and the selfie wall.
Everything. The social media tunnel is a must do and highlight
Right next to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Ancient Playground is ideal for older children who enjoy exploring the slides and tunnels.
Utterly charming “adventure-style” playground, with ramps, tunnels, and ziggurats in a vaguely Egyptian style. Don’t miss the tunnel under the big pyramid — feels like breaking into a pharaoh’s tomb.
One of Central Park's more unique playground layouts.
Need to visit the Doyers Street Tunnel next time you are in the area via http://www.businessinsider.com/nycs-15-coolest-unexplored-places-2012-12#3-doyers-street-tunnel-3
On notorious Doyers Street, nicknamed “The Bloody Angle,” you can still visit one of the tunnels which enabled some gang escapes. Enter near Apotheke, and you'll exit at Confucius Plaza.
Update (2014): Many of the tunnel entrances are better locked, to ward off tourists. Best spot to enter now is in the building across from Chatham Square when security guy is away.
Great outdoor seating under the tunnel
A slice of Paris between Central Park & Times Square and undoubtedly one of the most charming venues in Midtown. Food is amazing, service is top notch and wines are exquisite. Perfect for any occasion
They have great menu options, including steak, fish and chicken. They also have a great French onion soup.
If you're on the B/D/Q headed into the city, take a look out of the right side of the train 20 sec before getting on the bridge. Graffiti + tunnel poles = awesome flipbook art
You're on a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark!
The basement has an underground tunnel that leads to the building next door
Established 1920s(?). Antique fixtures(?). Was brothel, speakeasy and gambling parlor across from old police headquarters. The system was so corrupt a tunnel connected the two buildings.
I recommend sitting in the lounge area, it has a very relaxing feel with feelgood music. The place has calm dim lighting. A great place talk.
Ask nicely, and the owner will give you a tour of the prohibition tunnels in the basement... and a really cool lesson in neighborhood history.
Best absinthe selection in the neighborhood, if not in all of manhattan.
“Unlike other bars on the block, this one is devoid of televisions and brand swag. It feels both experimental and trapped in time.” Read more.
My fave theater downtown. Most plays are in the round (seating on 3 or 4 sides) so there's no seat FOMO. Great dinner and drink options + small number of seats makes it a great date spot.
A great theater where you shouldn’t be surprised to see the actors moving all around you.
Not a bad seat in the house!
Today, I was under Central Park for the completion of Water Tunnel No. 3, one of the largest infrastructure projects in NYC history: http://bit.ly/15IF4kL
Tunnel in Central Park
One of my favorite places to get lost in the city. An amazing Oasis in the middle of the cement jungle. Always something for everyone. Make sure to go further in the park and get away from tourists.
Grand Central oyster bar has great chowder. Also, if you enter the tunnel on 58th and Lex you can get a $5 scotch and either drink it on the metro north or enjoy it in the tunnel.
Most beautiful landmark in NYC! A must see with its charming little shops and boutiques inside.
This is where it all begins. Or ends. Where S returned from boarding school, where B headed to Yale, and where D and S struck up an unlikely romance. (I Will Always Love You) Read more.
Saturday night bridge and tunnel crowd meets two star hotel NYC tourists. No worries, urkel the promoter keeps the crowd in check...even when there's no line.
If you're from Manhattan this spot is NOT for you. Good view but Over priced mediocre food all in tiny portions. Drinks are tiny and pricey even for Manhattan. Crowd is bridge and tunnel and or tacky.
Great new spot for after work rooftop drinks. New York prices;)
Tunnel was a nightclub opened in December 1986 at the cost of $5 million by Eli Dayan – the founder of Bonjour Jeans – in a space which was formerly a railroad freight terminal.
Tunnel closed its doors late in 2001, due to non-payment of rent and New York mayor Rudy Giuliani's quality-of-life campaign.
An excellent space for events and parties. Came here for Wanted Design 2016. The room featured tons of independent designers and three bars. Got a little crowded but enjoyed the space immensely.
Lyz Olko and the team run a tight ship. Great mix of locals vs. bridge and tunnels. Wednesday night DJs keep it live and unexpected. Rooftop is magical from Spring through Fall.
Old-school decor (plus a working fireplace!), great music, and perfect atmosphere to mingle and dance with a trendy crowd
Girls happened here. Hannah’s college classmate Tally Schifrin had her book party in this hotel ballroom, beneath the taxidermy.
In Men in Black (1997), the entrance to Headquarters is actually Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel Ventilator Building, just north of Battery Park.
I honestly believe that Battery Park is the best park of New York besides Central Park. It's super fun, spacious, calming, and holds many exciting shows and museums! Go visit in spring/summer!
The park gets its name from the series of artillery batteries built along the area’s waterfront for protection, starting in the later part of the 17th century.
The best place to stay in the city .... Amazing service.. Would recommend this to everyone ... Have a pleasant stay...
Wonderful location .. Nice rooms
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA