Cafe Tibet, a tiny restaurant at the Cortelyou subway stop in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn perches off a building atop the exposed platform and tracks below.
From a Quaker Cemetery to a lost reservoir and never built plans and structures, the secrets of popular Prospect Park in Brooklyn, opened in 1867.
In Brooklyn an abandoned level in the Bergen Street station is a favorite of urban explorers, one of many NYC subway stations that have abandoned platforms
Untapped Cities is excited to announce the Behind the Scenes NYC Tour Series in partnership with the New York City Economic Development
March 10th, 2015 will mark the 5th anniversary of the popular Brooklyn Bridge Park and the organization has shared before and after photographs of the piers
Until 2012, Coney Island Brewing Company was the smallest commercial brewery in the world. Though expanded they still serve local Coney Island inspired beers.
Here's a list of the surviving armories around NYC; some dramatically repurposed, some now public projects, and others still being used by the National Guard.
A building in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, home to the Chabad-Lubavitch Orthodox Jewish spiritual center has doubles in more than a dozen places around the world.
We're partnered with Chashama to offer 4 lucky readers a chance to win a free tour of the historic Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park on Saturday September 20
A look at 5 bakeries in NYC who have withstood the test of time continuing as family owned businesses run by the original immigrant families.