"New York is a spectacular city. Cosmopolitan par excellence, here you'll find a mosaic of cultures, histories and surprising corners that go far beyond the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, or the Empire State Building. The Big Apple hides secrets far beyond the must-see sights in Manhattan secrets that even many New Yorkers are unaware of. So, to avoid the same touristy fate, we're going to tell you about 10 secrets of New York that you won't want to miss on your next visit."
"Located in the heart of Midtown, just steps from the bustle of Fifth Avenue, it's an architectural and cultural gem. Founded by banker J.P. Morgan in the early-1900s, it houses books and documents of all kinds. There are original manuscripts by authors like Charles Dickens, Mozart's scores, as well as letters from kings and popes. If the contents weren't brilliant enough, the building is equally impressive."
"You can buy tickets from the museum's official website ($25 per adult). And, if you find it a bit expensive, you can opt to enter for free on Fridays from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., provided that you make a reservation. 2. The Cloisters: A medieval monastery in Manhattan It sounds unbelievable, but a half-hour drive can take you from the heart of Times Square to the interior of a monastic E"
New York contains many lesser-known cultural and historical sites beyond major tourist attractions. The Morgan Library & Museum in Midtown was founded by banker J.P. Morgan in the early 1900s and houses original manuscripts, Mozart scores, and letters from kings and popes. The Morgan building was designed by Charles McKim between 1902 and 1906 in an Italian Renaissance palazzo style and features a main room with painted ceilings and fine wood bookshelves. Tickets cost $25 per adult on the museum website, and free admission is available Fridays from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with a reservation. The Cloisters recreates a medieval monastery in Manhattan reachable within a half-hour drive from Times Square.
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