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From Marble House to Rosecliff, these mansions are grand indeed.

Discover how to make the most of your visit to New York’s buzziest neighborhood with Jim Caruso's top tips..

From historic brownstones and landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge to trendy bars and restaurants, Brooklyn has enough attractions to entertain you for a lifetime, but three days is a good start. Discover Brooklyn’s key sights, visit its worthiest eateries, and even hop over to another borough.

Located right at the heart of New York City’s Theater District, Times Square is a media mashup of ads and entertainment, famous for its flashy LED billboards.

From the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum to the Institute of Contemporary Art, here are the top spots.

Learn these advanced NYC travel tips to escape the crowds

Once a self-sustaining community for retired sailors, Snug Harbor is now known for its art galleries, music halls, and landscaped gardens.

Winter, spring, summer, or fall; here's where to find the best views in Boston.

Five ways to experience Lady Liberty without a ticket to the top of her crown.

Step into Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha’s New York for a virtual tour that’s all about romance, fashion, and friendship. Your tour guide for this glamorous jaunt through NYC is Lou Matthews, a Brooklyn actress who leads "Sex and the City"–themed tours between auditions and gigs.

Despite its skyscrapers, subways, and pedestrian-packed avenues, New York City is actually home to numerous green spaces and parks, from the meadows in Central Park to the elevated, urban High Line greenway. To help you find an oasis in the bustling city, here are our picks of New York's best parks.

With more than 2 million pieces spanning 5,000 years of global history, The Met is your one-stop shop for artistic inspiration.