Tickets for our upcoming Untapped Cities tours in NYC are going fast. Explore the Woolworth Building, learn about Edgar Allan Poe's life in Greenwich Village
The cultured patina of Lincoln Center in NYC reveals nearly nothing of what the neighborhood once was the lively San Juan Hill that was demolished by Robert Moses
Known as the Leica Freedom Train, a tunnel system in Wetzlar Germany enabled Jewish Leitz employees to escape Nazi-controlled Germany in the late 1930s.
Architecturally detailed miniature fairy doors have been popping up all over NYC tagged with QR codes that lead to Cynthia von Buhler's Speakeasy Dollhouse
On the exterior the Cathedral of St. John the Divine shows its unfinished nature through its facade, inside the crypt that shows the work that still remains.
A look at what lies behind the great clock in the Cooper Union Foundation Building in the East Village at Astor Place.
At the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the exhibit Phoenix by Xu-Bing hangs in the nave of the epic cathedral: two massive birds made of construction waste.
Read how an Untapped Cities editor tracked down the lost Edgar Allan Poe mantel in front of which the writer wrote his famous poem "The Raven."
Check out the Woolworth Building this summer and fall with us on this exclusive Untapped Cities tour of the off-limits architectural landmark.
On the plaza of Lincoln Center there's a Japanese artisan village set up in conjunction with kabuki performance at the Rose Theater built of wooden stalls.