Get up close to Michelangelo's masterpiece frescoes from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican...in Brooklyn!

What do you do with an incomplete, 19th-century, military fortress? That question has surrounded the remnants of Fort Totten for decades. In a new video short by Untapped New York’s ...

A new video short by Unforgotten Films gives viewers a rare glimpse inside the crumbling walls of New York City’s only landmarked ruin, the abandoned hospital on Roosevelt Island. Originally ...

Untapped New York unearths New York City’s secrets and hidden gems. Discover the city’s most unique and surprising places and events for the curious mind.

Untapped New York unearths New York City’s secrets and hidden gems. Discover the city’s most unique and surprising places and events for the curious mind.

Set to be the tallest residential building on Fifth Avenue, Manhattan’s most prestigious business and retail thoroughfare, 520 Fifth Avenue is a mixed-use vertical village, layering program on a ...

Deep in the stacks of a museum library, gemologist Anna Rasche stumbled upon medieval manuscripts and an idea for a novel!

If you found yourself on Orchard Street in the Lower East Side last week, you may have felt like you entered a time warp. People in old-timey clothes milled about the street, vintage signs covered ...

During Open House New York Weekend, October 18th-20th, hundreds of sites across the five boroughs will open their doors for tours, activities, and behind-the-scenes access! Over the course of ...

Untapped New York unearths New York City’s secrets and hidden gems. Discover the city’s most unique and surprising places and events for the curious mind.

In Eden Undone: A True Story of Sex, Murder, and Utopia at the Dawn of World War II, Abbott Kahler—New York Times bestselling author of The Ghosts of Eden Park—unravels the fascinating true ...

The Feast of San Gennaro is an annual celebration of Italian-American culture and cuisine centered along Mulberry Street in Little Italy. The festival’s origins date back to September 1926 ...