Take a picture in front of this sculpture with someone you LOVE! :-)
I had naively originally thought Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculpture was unique to Philadelphia’s LOVE park. I couldn’t have been more wrong. The original image was designed for the Museum of Modern Art Read more.
The best place in the city to disconnect a little bit and relax.
This place is incredible, beautiful and peaceful ! Totally fell in love w/ few years ago. I could spend hours and hours by the fountain...
Check out the Rockefeller Center LEGO sculpture!
As touristy as they are, the oversized Lego sculptures, including the model of Rockefeller Center, are really cool.
Cute key-chains near the cash register. Great to get cheaper souvenirs from this awesone store!
One the best restaurants in NYC. If you have time, go for the full Monty in the restaurant with a great view on some MOMA sculptures. If you are in a 'rush' indulge at the bar. Great wine list!
The Modern has views of MoMa’s sculpture garden, and the menu is all French-inflected suave goodness, but the real allure here is its sense of civilized escape.
The Modern is a lovely spot without any of the pretension that can sometimes plague these types of restaurants. The setting - from the decor to the sculpture garden view, is possibly the best in NYC.
Jonathan Prince’s G2V incorporates sleek form with broken edges, creating a dynamic tension with the highly refined form of this stainless steel sculpture. See G2V through April 2013. Read more.
Andrew Rogers' Individuals is composed of 15 bronze sculptures. Located near the United Nations they are a reminder that a community is made of unique individuals. On display until September 13, 2013. Read more.
This stone and dust temporary sculpture is a replica of the first majestic Olmec head to be uncovered in San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan in 1964.See it through May 5, 2013. Read more.
Not just home to a breathtaking collection of modern art, MoMA also has a beautiful hidden sculpture garden. You really shouldn’t miss this.
One of the most popular museums in all of Manhattan, it includes exhibits on film, architecture, and sculpture, and is only one of the plethora of museums on 5th Ave!
Cafe in the sculpture garden has a Parisian Metro arch. Great place for a glass of wine.
Come during Christmas a very magical time of year
Don't forget to take a picture!
People are taking picture so I do too
Too big! Too much walking but the sculptures were nice
Great view of Rockefeller center.
Best place to get gifts from NY, you can support Met Museum at the same time. Become a member and get 20% discount
Wanna pick up a cool future grand chess master? You just might with the several games played here after work!
Beautifully designed library
Great spot to take a load off. Near entrance to Bank of America Tower.
The more casual dining experience of Danny Meyer's French-American, Michelin-starred restaurant overlooking the MoMA's Sculpture Garden.
Scallops with broccoli light but delicious:-) I recommend.
The tarte flambee is one of the best bar snacks in NYC. [Eater 38 Member]
Extending in scope from prehistory to the present, the gallery’s exhibitions cover topics as diverse as classical Buddhist sculpture and calligraphy. Read more.
The Japanese classes here are great, really cheap, and in the evenings. They also go up to a really high level. Awesome way to learn Japanese or pick it back up/maintain it.
Japan House is a MoMA: Landmarks of Modern Architecture Scavenger Hunt location! Show your checkin at MoMA (6/17-7/31) to receive $5 off 1 regular admission ticket! http://bit.ly/13Acm3l
Don’t forget to look up – an enormous branchy and crystal-covered chandelier sculpture hangs at the entrance-way, known as “Sirshasana” Read more.
The oven roasted orange and sweet potato dish is amazing!!
Don’t order the embryos in a glass (trust us, your date would rather you not), but do stroll casually and pick up some snacks through the most beautiful train station in the city.
Urs Fischer's Sculpture Untitled (Lamp/Bear) on View in New York at Seagram Plaza until September 2011. Read more.
Make sure to check out showings here. It's free. The coffee and biscuits are also free!
The most expensive piece of artwork ever sold at auction, Pablo Picasso's "Nude, Green Leaves and Bust," went for $106.5 million to an anonymous bidder here. Read more.
have the mussels at Lily's bar. they are edging delicious.
When you're at the @RSHotel stop in to say hi to Brian Simpson (@bsimi) & Adam J. Wallace (@adwal). Tell 'em the @chatpack sent ya ;-)
Go to the Roger Smith Hotel and follow @rogersmithhotel on Twitter. Say hello to Brian (@bsimi) or Adam (@adamjwallace) or one of the many other people who get social media there.
Atop 42nd St entrance is 48' tall x 60' wide sculpture known as Transportation. Below is 13' clock that is largest usage of Tiffany stained glass. Number 6 on clock is window.More site info via<LINK> Read more.
The world's largest Tiffany clock, measuring 14 feet in diameter, resides at the center of the sculptural group at Grand Central's 42nd Street entrance.
It's an amazing building for a tour. The architecture is astounding inside and out.
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