Explore famous and little known NYC locations on an expert led Untapped Cities tour and gain access to special events from the city’s leading cultural institutions!
MoreOn October 28, 1963, exactly 55 years ago, demolition began on the old Penn Station but you can still see remnants in the Brooklyn Museum’s sculpture garden.
MoreStart getting in the Halloween spirit, tour some of NYC’s most stunning landmarks, revisit the rocking NYC of the 1960s and more with our Untapped Picks of the week!
MoreWith only two weeks left until Halloween, check out our Untapped picks of alternative ways to have a frightfully festive Halloween weekend!
MoreCelebrate the anniversary of the first LIRR train ride into Penn Station with a replica of the first ticket from 1910!
MoreWhen you board an Amtrak train at Penn Station you don’t have to go through TSA thanks to a K9 unit of dogs that are the first line of defense against explosives.
MorePhase 2 of Hunters Point South Park, Daniel Avila/NYC Parks
Whether you’ve lived in New York City your whole life, are new in town or just visiting, there is something new for everyone to discover on an Untapped Cities Tour. Check out the Untapped activities running this week:
MoreNew dates added for out monthly tour of the remnants of the original Penn Station!
MoreTucked beneath the Merrick LIRR train station is a memorial to Roxey, the LIRR dog who rode the train with President Theodore Roosevelt!
MoreEngineering crews began replacing turnouts over the summer and have since changed two tracks to improve Penn Station’s performance and reliability.
MorePhiladelphia-based engineering design company Oat Foundry offers a 21st century take on the iconic flap signs that once filled train stations around the world.
MoreAmtrak announced the completion of renovated women’s restrooms in Penn Station, a project that is part of a larger attempt to modernize NYC’s Amtrak station.
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