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New York Botanical Garden
48 magnificent gardens and plant collections on a 250-acre historic site.
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United States: 33 places in Atlas — New York City. Expect top sights, nature, food and markets. Mark where you have been and plan your trip on your own map.
Places: 33
Bronx Zoo
A world-class zoo featuring over 6000 animals.
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Yankee Stadium
Home of the New York Yankees baseball and New York City FC soccer team.
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Wave Hill
Public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River.
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Luna Park at Coney Island
in Brooklyn
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The largest park in New York City offers numerous activities, including 13 miles of shoreline with swimming at Orchard Beach, horse trails, bike paths, tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas.
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It is reasonably priced and has tasty dishes besides pizza.
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The highlight of Coney Island
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The Greenbelt
A humongous collection of woodlands and parks, the Greenbelt is a collection of nature you wouldn't expect to see in any major city, let alone New York.
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It is the fourth largest park in New York City and home of America's oldest golf course.
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Snug Harbor Cultural Center
This is the largest collection of Greek revival, temple style buildings in America.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
This 400-acre cemetery opened in 1863 and is one of the largest cemeteries in the city.
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Only in the first stages of development, this mega-park is set to be 2,200 acres—three times the size of Central Park.
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An island in the Long Island Sound, the City Island has a very different feel from the rest of the Bronx or New York City.
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American woman Jacques Marchais had a dream of traveling to Tibet.
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The original store of the successful chain of stores serving light, refreshing ices.
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Edgar Allan Poe Cottage
The small wooden farmhouse, built about 1812, once offered unobstructed views of the rolling Bronx hills, perhaps even to the shores of Long Island.
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Orchard Beach
"The Bronx Riviera".
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Dates back to 1680, and held an abortive peace conference during the Revolutionary War.
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Fort Wadsworth
Dating back to 1663, this fort was used during both the American Revolution and the War of 1812.
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One of the more elegant eateries.
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Specializes in an extraordinarily thin pizza that is one of the best slices in the city.
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Nature preserve on the South Shore with hiking trails and shoreline access.
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Hall of Fame for Great Americans
Called the "original" Hall of Fame in the United States, this Hall of Fame, founded in 1900, honors Americans who significantly impacted the country's history.
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This beach is a pleasant place to relax.
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Postcards
Staten Island's September 11th memorial honors all of its residents that lost their lives on Sep 11, 2001.
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum
Depicts the Pelham Bay Park as it once was centuries ago.
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Bronx Museum of the Arts
The museum highlights contemporary urban art, and focuses on different dynamic local artists.
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The main exhibit area encompasses the history of seafaring from the ancient Phoenicians to present day steamship and passenger ship lines.
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A good steak, seafood, and pasta place.
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This park is home to a large woodland and a number of beaches.
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A large park on the South Shore known from its large collection of wildlife, from birds to wildflowers.
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Staten Island Zoo
It's in West New Brighton, and is a fun destination for younger children as well as animal enthusiasts.
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