Inside the former fortress' walls is a museum illustrating the colorful history of Castle Clinton, including how it has served as a fort, entertainment center, immigration depot and aquarium. Read more.
Did you know before Ellis Island, Castle Clinton served as the Country’s first immigration center. Read more.
Before Ellis Island, immigrants went to Castle Clinton, America's first immigration station, that also used to be an aquarium. Read more.
One of the hidden cultural gems of New York City - an authentic European castle built from several different sections of castles from all over Europe. Great view of the Hudson! Read more.
The food is great, but be prepare to spend a lot time waiting... And if u want the main "stage" to eat at, make sure to bring a jacket! Magic Castle anyone? :)
Don't be discouraged if you have a nose-bleed seat. You'll have a better view of the Belvedere Castle in the backdrop which will heighten your Into the Woods experience.
Hail the Castle of Beer Worship! Be greeted with air-tossed cherubs on the walls and tight patio up front at the Belgian beer bar in the East of Manhatten. Let your independent state of mind run free.
Despite, or perhaps because of, the shushing, this place has a good beer selection and a good vibe. Perfect for an afternoon dip into the world's best brews. Read more.
The largest "GOTHIC" Cathedral in the world, not the largest Cathedral! Think of Dracula's castle when thinking "Gothic Cathedral"...
A ferry ride to a historic New England village (with barracks and a castle). Quickest way to get out of town during the summer.
Captain William R. Webb, the only Confederate prisoner to escape from Castle Williams on Governors Island, went on to become a Senator from Tennessee. Read more.