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7 Secrets Every NYC Tourist Needs To Know!

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Uncover the hidden gems and iconic landmarks of New York City with this curated guide to 7 secrets every tourist should know. From legendary pizza joints and serene waterfalls to world-class museums and bohemian enclaves, discover the authentic pulse of the Big Apple and navigate like a local.

  • John's of Times Square

    A unique pizzeria located in an old church in Times Square, known for its coal oven pizza and stained glass decor.

  • McGraw Hill Waterfall

    A secret park behind the McGraw-Hill building featuring a 17-foot waterfall, offering a relaxing space for Midtown office workers.

  • LinkNYC

    LinkNYC boxes provide free public Wi-Fi, access to maps, emergency services, and free calls within the US.

  • Greenwich Village

    Greenwich Village is a neighborhood with diverse tours offered by Free Tours by Foot.

  • Lower East Side

    The Lower East Side offers diverse tours, as highlighted by Free Tours by Foot.

  • Times Square

    Times Square is a touristy area of Manhattan where John's of Times Square is located.

  • Midtown Manhattan

    Midtown Manhattan is where the McGraw-Hill Waterfall is located, designed as a relaxing space for office workers.

  • American Folk Art Museum

    A museum in New York City that offers free admission days.

  • Brooklyn Museum

    The Brooklyn Museum offers free admission on the first Saturday of every month from 5 to 11 p.m.

  • Frick Collection

    The Frick Collection offers Pay What You Wish admission on Thursdays from four to six.

  • Jewish Museum

    The Jewish Museum offers free admission all day Saturdays.

  • MOMA

    MOMA offers free admission on the first Friday of every month from 4 to 8 P.M, with tickets needing to be reserved in advance.

  • Whitney Museum of American Art

    The Whitney Museum of American Art offers Pay What You Wish on Fridays from 7 to 10.

  • Noi Gallery

    The Noi Gallery, dedicated to German and Austrian art, offers free admission on the first Friday of every month from four to seven.

  • Smithsonian Design Museum

    The Smithsonian Design Museum offers pay what you wish admission Thursday through Mondays 5 to 6 p.m.

  • Guggenheim

    The Guggenheim offers free admission on Saturdays from 4 to 6 p.m.

  • New Museum of Contemporary Art

    The New Museum of Contemporary Art offers Pay What You Wish on Thursdays 7-9.

  • Museum of Arts and Design

    The Museum of Arts and Design offers two-for-one tickets on Thursdays from 5 to 8 pm.

  • New York Public Library

    The New York Public Library's Polonski Exhibition is a very cool free exhibit.