Gantry Plaza State Park
Riverside piers with unbeatable Manhattan skyline views, lawns, and the iconic restored gantries.
The places that make Long Island City worth exploring.
Riverside piers with unbeatable Manhattan skyline views, lawns, and the iconic restored gantries.
Four-acre open-air museum on the East River waterfront with large-scale sculpture and free public programs year-round.
A peaceful waterfront green space with lawns, benches, and sweeping East River views toward Roosevelt Island.
One of Queens' largest parks with athletic fields, handball courts, a running track, and waterfront esplanade.
One of the largest contemporary art institutions in the U.S., set in a converted public school building.
Sculptor Isamu Noguchi's preserved studio and personal museum across a converted factory and serene sculpture garden.
Community-focused contemporary arts space with exhibitions, film screenings, workshops, and youth programming.
Acclaimed experimental performance space for new theater, dance, and interdisciplinary arts in an industrial building.
The legendary graffiti mecca's neighborhood, now a thriving arts district with murals and studios throughout.
Michelin-starred Mexican restaurant with vibrant, regional cooking from Chiapas in a warm neighborhood setting.
A neighborhood favorite for expertly roasted coffee, cozy seating, and house-made pastries.
Third-wave coffee shop with expertly sourced single-origins, a bright interior, and community-minded ethos.
A bright, modern waterfront playground with climbing structures, slides, and open green space.
A modern play area in Hunters Point South with water features, swings, climbing walls, and spray showers.
A classic neighborhood playground with sprinklers, basketball courts, and ample bench seating for families.
Compact local playground with play structures and a spray shower, tucked in the Dutch Kills neighborhood.
Expansive playground within Queensbridge Park featuring slides, swings, sprinklers, and open fields nearby.
A neighborhood play space named after the historic Degnon Terminal warehouse district of LIC.
A small neighborhood playground with swings and spray showers, popular with families in northern LIC.
Seasonal weekend market with antiques, vintage finds, local artisan vendors, and a rotating lineup of food stalls.