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Walk in the footsteps of the Astors, Vanderbilts and other elite New Yorkers who lived during the Gilded Age on this new walking tour. Titled “Fifth Avenue in the Gilded Age: Address to Impress,” the ...

Across from the New York Public Library, one block east of Bryant Park, this is a service-oriented property with hints of Park Hyatt-fueled elegance and attention to detail, though its built-in ...

The Frick Collection, housed in one of New York City's last great Gilded Age homes one of the world's foremost collections of ...

The New York Public Library just made the "Play It As It Lays" author's archives available to anyone with a library card.

Ahead of its reopening, here are five highlights from the Frick Collection, including the relocated Boucher Room and its ...

Toastique, the vibrant gourmet toast, juice, and coffee bar, is set to debut its first New York City location in Midtown on Saturday, April 5 at 8 AM. Located at 445 5th Avenue, Toastique’s ...

Orsós started Night In The Library a decade ago after experiencing a much smaller scale version of the concept at the French Embassy on Fifth Avenue ... from New York Public Radio in accordance ...

Bars in subway stations, a tour of an abandoned hospital, the real Little Italy—and more attractions you probably haven’t ...

which gave New York the 42nd Street Library. In 2001, Selldorf made her bones converting another Carrère and Hastings landmark from 1914, the onetime Vanderbilt mansion, further up Fifth Avenue.

Dashing and stylish, the Venezuelan-born Herrera was integral to choosing the "International Best Dressed List." ...