One of the lesser-known details of the Farley Post Office across from Penn Station is the ceiling of the atrium adorned with the official seals of ten countries
MoreTo help New Yorker’s wrap-up July, the city has a host of events on the horizon. This week, choose from a plethora of tours and sit in on talks and discussions.
MoreHave you been trying to get tickets to our hard hat tour of the abandoned Ellis Island Hospital? We’re excited to announce that we’ve added new October dates!
MorePeek inside the design process and the fight for longevity for Brooklyn Bridge Park’s beloved pop-up pool, featuring insight from its designer, Marc Gordon.
MoreFrom Zeppelin, The Beastie Boys, to Neil Young, enter three decades of the music scene and uncover 15 iconic album covers based in New York City from the 1960s-80s.
MoreSpotted: the old span of the NYC’s Kosciuszko Bridge floating down the East River on barges en route to its final resting place.
MoreUntapped Cities was on hand to watch the brilliant DUMBO artist Bradley Theodore paint live at 261 Hudson in Soho. Scroll through our photos to watch him in action.
MoreYesterday morning, the demolition of the Kosciuszko Bridge began in New York City, which involved lowering the bridge’s 300-foot-long main span onto a barge.
MoreHere’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: MTA Announces $800M Emergency Rescue Plan for Subway, Illicit Parties on the Old Kosciuszko Bridge
MoreDid you know that the Javits Center has a 6.75 acre green roof, hiding atop the building? Win a ticket to tour this unique space with Untapped Cities.
MoreSince the colonial days, people have disputed the location of the Brooklyn-Queens border in New York City. Here’s the history behind the boundary and its unclarity.
MoreFrom cocktails the size of your head to expensive luxury hot dogs and old staple dishes, here are some of New York City’s best, oldest, and biggest foods and drinks.
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