Top 8 Sites to See this Summer in NYC
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New York City in the summertime is an experience unlike any other. From the iconic skyscrapers of Manhattan to the vibrant street life of Brooklyn, the city comes alive with a pulsating energy that is impossible to resist. With a myriad of cultural attractions, world-renowned culinary delights, and endless entertainment options, New York City offers something for every type of traveler. Whether you're strolling through Central Park, catching a Broadway show, or sampling delicious food from around the globe, the Big Apple promises an unforgettable summer adventure filled with excitement and discovery. So, pack your bags, fuel up with a meal at The Regency Bar & Grill and get ready to immerse yourself in the unparalleled charm and diversity of New York City this summer with these top things to do recommended by Loews Regency New York Hotel concierge team:
THE FRICK COLLECTION
Reopened to the public this Spring, after a multi-year renovation of its historic Fifth Avenue mansion, the project included restoration of existing spaces, the addition of new galleries on the second floor, and the creation of new amenities like an auditorium and cafe.
MERCER LABS
Mercer Labs, the Museum of Art and Technology, redefines the museum experience by blending art and technology across 15 experimental spaces. It emphasizes artist-led innovation, fostering collaboration and using technology to reimagine the relationship between art and the viewer. The museum features interactive installations, unique sound experiences, and immersive environments, all within a 36,000 square foot space.
LITTLE ISLAND
Nestled on the Hudson River, Little Island is a captivating oasis that has quickly become one of New York City's most beloved summer destinations. Floating just off the shores of Manhattan's West Side, this whimsical park seems to defy gravity with its futuristic design featuring undulating hills, lush gardens, and scenic pathways. Created as a haven for relaxation and cultural enrichment, Little Island offers a variety of attractions for visitors of all ages. Whether you're lounging on the grassy knolls, enjoying live performances at the amphitheater, or simply savoring breathtaking views of the city skyline, a visit to Little Island promises a tranquil escape from the bustling streets of New York City. With its unique blend of nature, art, and entertainment, Little Island is a must-see destination for anyone looking to experience the magic of summer in the Big Apple.
RUBIN MUSEUM
Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Chelsea, the Rubin Museum of Art is a cultural gem that offers a fascinating journey into the art and cultures of the Himalayas and neighboring regions. Housed in a historic building, the museum's collection spans thousands of years and includes exquisite artifacts, paintings, sculptures, and textiles that showcase the rich spiritual traditions and artistic heritage of the Himalayan region.
Visitors to the Rubin Museum can explore a diverse range of exhibits, from ancient religious artifacts and intricate thangka paintings to contemporary works by both established and emerging artists. The museum's galleries provide a serene and contemplative space for reflection and exploration, inviting visitors to delve into the symbolism and meaning behind the art on display.
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES: ROOFTOP at PIER 17
The "Summer Concert Series: Rooftop at Pier 17" is a vibrant celebration of music and culture set against the stunning backdrop of the New York City skyline. Located at the iconic Pier 17 in the South Street Seaport District, this seasonal concert series transforms the rooftop into a dynamic entertainment venue, drawing music lovers from near and far to experience unforgettable live performances under the stars.
TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL
The Tribeca Festival is an annual film festival organized by Tribeca Productions. It takes place each summer in New York City, showcasing a diverse selection of film, episodic, talks, music, games, art, and immersive programming.
The Tribeca Film Festival stands as a dynamic and influential cultural event that celebrates the art of storytelling through film. Founded in 2002 by Jane Rosenthal, Robert De Niro, and Craig Hatkoff in response to the September 11 attacks, the festival aimed to revitalize Lower Manhattan and provide a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work.
Spanning over several days each spring, the Tribeca Film Festival presents a diverse selection of films, including narrative features, documentaries, shorts, and experimental works, from both established and emerging filmmakers around the world. The festival's programming reflects a wide range of genres, themes, and perspectives, offering something for every cinephile.
SMORGASBURG
Smorgasburg is a culinary phenomenon that has taken the food scene in New York City by storm. Originating in Brooklyn in 2011, Smorgasburg began as a small food market showcasing local vendors and artisans, but it quickly grew into a sprawling outdoor food festival that attracts foodies from across the city and beyond.
What sets Smorgasburg apart is its eclectic mix of gourmet eats, creative cuisine, and innovative culinary concepts. From classic comfort foods like burgers and barbecue to exotic international fare and trendy delicacies, there's something to satisfy every palate at Smorgasburg. The market features a rotating selection of vendors, ensuring that each visit offers a fresh and exciting culinary experience.
SPORTS GAMES
Whether you are headed to Queens or the Bronx for some baseball or to Flushing later this summer to watch some tennis, Loews Regency New York Hotel has you covered with its new Tailgate Rate package experience. Enjoy luxurious accommodations, two drink vouchers and room upgrade based on availability to cheer on the home team from Park Avenue.
No matter what activities you decide to experience this summer, a stay at Loews Regency New York Hotel puts you in the center of the city. Take advantage of the following seasonal offers now available.
