Beautiful views of the Verrazano Bridge, a historic home, and great photography exhibits!
Site of a historic peace treaty attempt during the Revolutionary War. There are reenactments every year. Also, over 200 acres of parkland and trails to explore.
Celebrating two remarkable Italians: Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian revolutionary, and Antonio Meucci, the true inventor of the telephone.
New York City's only historic village! Step into the past and explore 28 landmarked buildings.
The first museum of its kind in the United States. Home to an expansive collection of Tibetan artifacts. Beautiful, Himalayan-like setting on Lighthouse Hill resembles a monastery.
Celebrating the life-work of maritime artist John Noble, this museum and gallery is also home to Noble's houseboat-studio. That's right, there's a boat inside the museum!
The oldest continually-inhabited free black settlement in the United States. The museum and library features exhibits on the history of the community and African Americans.
Built as a home for retired sailors, this 83-acre campus features historic buildings, botanical gardens, art galleries and much more. Home to the first classic Chinese Scholar's Garden in the U.S.
Kids can explore the arctic, put on a play, be a bug and much more at the Children's Museum! They'll be having so much fun, they won't realize they're learning too!
A "mini-Smithsonian" with art, science, and local history. Just two blocks from the Staten Island Ferry, it hosts an exhibit on the famous boat's first 100 years of service.
Home to NYC's only weather-predicting groundhog and one of the most extensive reptile collections in the U.S.! See some of your favorite animals: Otters, Amur Leopards, a red panda, and more!
