Gulliver’s Gate is a new Times Square attraction, featuring miniature models of the world’s great attractions. The scenes play with space and time—the tableau pictured here is of a gaslit Manhattan from earlier times. See more in our photo gallery.

NYC’s brand new ferry service began operations earlier this year, stopping at destinations up and down the East River, Governors Island (seasonally) and on to the Rockaways. For tips on where to go near ferry stops, read our guide.

The new Center for Women’s History at the New-York Historical Society, the first of its kind in the country, illustrates how women of all races have fought to bring about change and equality.

Newly renovated and expanded, The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art exhibits works by prominent LGBTQ artists.

The Hills is a new topographic installation on Governors Island. Each summit offers incredible views of Lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. 

This renovated Beaux-Arts building—on an island that welcomed millions of new Americans from the 1890s through the 1950s—hosts an exhibition about American immigration.

The landmark building that was once home to the Whitney Museum of American Art now shows modern and contemporary work curated by the Met.

The light-up fish in this attraction, down in the Battery, make it particularly eye-catching at night. 

This avant-garde performing arts venue in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood houses a theater, community space and public garden within the walls of a Civil War–era landmark.