Take a walk down history’s lane with us as we show you 100 years of the always magnificent New York City.

1903: The Flatiron Building

The Flatiron Building is an iconic New York city landmark and one of the first skyscrapers ever built.

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Think you can only find amazing Art Deco architecture in Miami? Not so. There is a building in New York City that is one of the finest examples of Art Deco in America. Can you guess which building it is?

Photo of The Chrysler Building, New York City © david.nikonvscanon
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In New York City, there is a silver truck named Sugar that runs on compressed natural gas, delivering tasty cookies, brownies and other treats all over the city. Read more »

New York City Restaurant Week has been extended through September 5th, 2011. You can eat at some great NYC restaurants for $24 (lunch) and $37 (dinner). Read more »

New York City’s outdoor statues just might be America’s largest free outdoor art museum. There are about 300 statues throughout the city with a wide range of subjects and styles. From quirky to realistic to absolutely beautiful, there are statues to please everyone.

Check out the photos of New York City’s statues below and see for yourself!

USS Maine Monument statue at Central Park and Columbus Circle

Photo of USS Maine Monument, Central Park and Columbus Circle, New York City © CarbonNYC
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You can find just about anything in New York City including foods not common to American restaurants. Here a some bizarre and unusual foods to try the next time you’re in New York City.

Sweetbread

Photo of Sweetbreads © acme
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At the corner of 5th Avenue and 42nd Street sits one of New York City’s best parks. Do you know what park it is? Here’s a hint: it’s not Central Park.

Photo of Bryant Park, New York City © wolfsavard
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Come celebrate spring with the Cherry Blossom Festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens!

Photo of Cherry Blossoms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, New York © kamalaboulhosn
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Harlem is one of New York City’s most vibrant communities and neighborhoods. It is known around the world for its rich African-American culture, history and music.

Photo of a Theater in Harlem, New York City © Nicolas 11mo
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The next time you’re in New York City, head down to Little Italy and experience the history of this iconic neighborhood.

Photo of Little Italy, New York City © Tomas Fano
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