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Fodor's Travel: Stop by Queens for a lazy summer day at the city’s largest and oldest pool (dating back to 1936). Once you’re done swimming, you can stroll around Astoria Park along the East River.

Fodor's Travel: With services held throughout the week, visitors are allowed to stop by the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine anytime to look around the facilities.

Fodor's Travel: Since its founding in 1979, more than 2,000 musical acts have have performed at the Prospect Park Bandshell, which draws 250,000 people each summer to watch.

Fodor's Travel: On Tuesdays, Saturdays (from 10 am to 12 pm), and additional select dates and times throughout the year, admission is free of charge for visitors wishing to explore the various gardens and exhibits.

Fodor's Travel: Located in Long Island City, the Socrates Sculpture Park features rotating exhibits and annual events, such as the kite flight and bike parade.

Fodor's Travel: You can catch the tram at the Manhattan station at 2nd Avenue between 59th and 60th Streets. And you can’t beat the view.

Fodor's Travel: If you want a behind-the-scenes look at one of the city’s famous breweries, now is the time. The Brooklyn Brewery, located in Williamsburg, hosts a wide range of free tours on Saturdays and Sundays.

Fodor's Travel: For an extra-special trip, attend one of the Thursday night openings with free wine. The galleries rotate on a fairly regular basis, so you’re guaranteed a new adventure each time you go.

Fodor's Travel: Museum admission prices can be expensive in the city, but fortunately the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology is free year-round.

Fodor's Travel: From May through October, you can take a trip down the Hudson River on one of the Downtown Boathouse’s free kayaks on weekends and select days throughout the week.

Ben K.: Great, cheap banh mi. Get the signature BBQ pork and an iced coffee.

The Sandwich Enthusiast 🍔: Grilled cheese to die for.

Ruth Tupe: The chickpea tuna melt is inspired

Wendy Sung: Get the classic chicken biscuit sandwich. Juicy chicken filet nestled between two warm, perfectly baked biscuits and dressed in gravy and slaw. You can literally taste the love

Alexis Convento: Consistently the best chicken parm sandwich - just the right about of crispiness, clean tomato sauce and the sesame seed bun 😋

Cole Kennedy: I'll echo everyone else: get the picante bocadillo (a pressed Spanish sandwich). The chorizo is so good, as is the spicy aioli.

Gideon Olshansky: Best Cuban sandwich in New York.

Guillaume Flandre: You've got to get the pastrami sandwich with fries! IMO one sandwich is enough for two, it's so big!

Untapped Cities: The book collection is eclectic and features sections on everything from The History of New York to Food and Drink. Raise a glass to luxury and literature while re-reading The Great Gatsby. En savoir plus .

Untapped Cities: This little antique library located within the hotel only contains books about New York, and usually has delicious apple cider on offer in the winter. En savoir plus .

Untapped Cities: Also within the William Hotel is the speakeasy, Raines Law Room at the William, has a book-lined library room with a roaring fire, antique furniture and a hushed atmosphere. En savoir plus .

Untapped Cities: The Peacock has a rather nice Library Bar which has an air of refined literary elegance, well-stocked bookcases, generously upholstered couches and a fire. Get them to fix you a fortifying hot toddy. En savoir plus .