Guidebook for Jersey City
Sightseeing
Carlo's Bakery
95 Washington StWho doesn't love the cake boss?
415 Monroe St
415 Monroe StreetSee the plaque marking the area where Frank Sinatra was born.
Times Square
It's Time's Square!
Zoo du Central Park
East 64th StreetCentral park
Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 5th AveMust see
Musée Solomon R. Guggenheim
1071 5th AveMust see
New York City Latino museum dedicated to Puerto Rican, Caribbean, and Latin American art.
182 recommandé par les habitants
El Museo del Barrio
1230 5th AveNew York City Latino museum dedicated to Puerto Rican, Caribbean, and Latin American art.
The Rose Center for Earth and Space encompasses the spectacular Hayden Sphere and exhibitions that explore the vast cosmos
15 recommandé par les habitants
Rose Center for Earth and Space
200 Central Park WestThe Rose Center for Earth and Space encompasses the spectacular Hayden Sphere and exhibitions that explore the vast cosmos
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyMust see
The Frick Collection, a beautiful mansion-turned-art museum, is the home of many traditional paintings, including works by a number of famous artists like Monet and Renoir.
307 recommandé par les habitants
The Frick Collection
1 E 70th StThe Frick Collection, a beautiful mansion-turned-art museum, is the home of many traditional paintings, including works by a number of famous artists like Monet and Renoir.
Four centuries of history, heroes, legends, artifacts and art tell America's story from a local perspective.
75 recommandé par les habitants
New-York Historical Society Museum & Library
170 Central Park WestFour centuries of history, heroes, legends, artifacts and art tell America's story from a local perspective.
Yankee Stadium
1 E 161 StThe House that Ruth Built
Pont de Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge PromenadeYou should walk over the bridge! Wear comfy shoes
Hôtel de ville de New York
city hall
4 World Trade Center
150 Greenwich St9/11 we will never forget
The house where jazz legend Louis Armstrong lived and died
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Louis Armstrong House
34-56 107th StThe house where jazz legend Louis Armstrong lived and died
Prospect Park
585-acre Prospect Park
Apollo Theater
253 W 125th StHarlem’s famous Apollo Theater
Home to an incredible array of the borough's most creative restaurants, fashion emporiums, music venues and arts organizations
997 recommandé par les habitants
Williamsburg
Home to an incredible array of the borough's most creative restaurants, fashion emporiums, music venues and arts organizations
Essentials
A & P Food Store
125 18th StreetEasy shopping in case you need groceries for a few days
Target
139 Flatbush AveShopping
Everything Else
It's a 10 minute walk to the Hoboken PATH station. You can also get trains from Jersey Transit here.
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Hoboken station
1 Hudson PlIt's a 10 minute walk to the Hoboken PATH station. You can also get trains from Jersey Transit here.
Only a 20 minute drive on 78 to Newark International. UBER from apartment costs approximately $20 for the ride.
250 recommandé par les habitants
Newark Liberty International Airport
3 Brewster RdOnly a 20 minute drive on 78 to Newark International. UBER from apartment costs approximately $20 for the ride.
520 Washington St
520 Washington StreetJapanese
233 Clinton St
233 Clinton StreetLatin American tapas & wood-oven entrees
Food Scene
301 Willow Ave
301 Willow AvenueGood cuban food
263 1st St
261 1st StreetGourmet pizza
214 Jefferson St
214 Jefferson StreetBreakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches
Harry's NYC
1 Hanover SquareA Wall Street institution
B.B. King Blues Club & Grill
237 West 42nd StreetYou don't need to ask why!
Drinks & Nightlife
1422 Grand St
1422 Grand Streetbeer
1405 Grand St
1405 Grand StreetCeltic-inspired fare, coupled with wide selection of craft beers and wines
Mexican cantina—located in a 19th-century building on historic Stone Street—features a traditional Mexican menu, as well as decor inspired by the Mexican Revolution
26 recommandé par les habitants
Mad Dog & Beans
83 Pearl StMexican cantina—located in a 19th-century building on historic Stone Street—features a traditional Mexican menu, as well as decor inspired by the Mexican Revolution
great wines, especially from Old World producers
14 recommandé par les habitants
Vintry Wine & Whiskey
57 Stone Stgreat wines, especially from Old World producers
Entertainment & Activities
Brooklyn Children's Museum
145 Brooklyn Avefor kids
Flushing Meadows Corona Park—which, at 897 acres, is the City's fourth-largest park
250 recommandé par les habitants
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
Van Wyck ExpresswayFlushing Meadows Corona Park—which, at 897 acres, is the City's fourth-largest park
Zoo du Bronx
2300 Southern BlvdBronx Zoo
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck PkwyA working farm within city limits
18th-century farmhouse on the eastern edges of Prospect Park near the Children's Corner. Regularly schedules educational programs for kids and special seasonal festivals
20 recommandé par les habitants
Lefferts Historic House
452 Flatbush Ave18th-century farmhouse on the eastern edges of Prospect Park near the Children's Corner. Regularly schedules educational programs for kids and special seasonal festivals
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is as committed to education and conservation as it is to inspiration.
2030 recommandé par les habitants
Jardin botanique de Brooklyn
990 Washington AveThe Brooklyn Botanic Garden is as committed to education and conservation as it is to inspiration.
Coney Island
Roller coasters
Arts & Culture
New York City’s performing arts scene
621 recommandé par les habitants
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Lincoln Center PlazaNew York City’s performing arts scene