#nylandmarks

Had a chance to swing by Gem Spa for one of the best egg creams you could hope to have. @besteggcream #eggcream #nylandmarks (at Gem Spa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2M1OsTAm0c/?igshid=1r2zyg2czvsgg

Louise Nevelson Plaza #Fidi #nyc #nylandmarks #newyork #travel #nyc #staycation2018 (at New York, New York)

The Apthorp Apartments Landmark of New York This apartment house, completed in 1908, was built by William Waldorf Astor and designed by Clinton & Russell. The site is on De Lancey Farmland. Acquired by Charles Ward Apthorp in 1763 which passed to his son-in-law, Baron John C. Van Den Heuvel, about 1792 and to John Jacob Astor in 1879. REF: site signage 📷 @alice__lowe for @artanddesignmatters www.ArtandDesignMatters.com #admNewYorkArtCrawl #admSupportsTheArts #ArtandDesignMatters #NewYorkLandmark #VisitNewYork #VisitManhattan #ApthorpApartments #nylandmarks #williamwaldorfastor #newyorkarchitecture #nyc #nyarchitecture #CultureTravel #CultureTrip #luxuryhomes #luxuryrealestate #luxuryliving #newyorkcity (at The Apthorp)

NY city land mark, a renovated neo gothic masterpiece, #sanpatrickcathedral 🍎🗽 #wheninnewyork #newyork #nylandmarks (presso San Patrick)

As the faith of St. Sava's cathedral in NYC is hanging by a thread, maybe the church of São Domingos in Lisbon can be seen as a was to avoid demolition and the uprise of a high-rise. This church was almost destroyed by an earthquake and gutted out by a fire in the late 1950s but it still standing with all its fierceness intact 💪🙌👏 #curbed #nylandmarks #architecture #lisbon #portugal (at Igreja de São Domingos)

With more than 300 acres of lavish mausoleums and scenic landscapes, Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx is one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world. Founded in 1863 by some of the City's most prominent citizens, Woodlawn tells the story of New York and the nation from the Industrial Age through today. Virtually every industry, class, religion, and ethnicity is represented by the veritable "Who's Who of American History", reflecting stories of art and engineering, industrialization, cultural and societal development. Woodlawn also contains some of the finest examples of memorial architecture and funerary art in the nation. Acclaimed architects such as McKim, Mead & White, Carrére & Hastings, Daniel Chester French and John Russell Pope designed some of Woodlawn's 1,300 significant monuments and mausoleums. Notable and gorgeous examples of Art Nouveau, Egyptian Revival, Greek Revival and Romanesque Revival design abound. Woodlawn Cemetery was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2011 and celebrates its 150th Anniversary this year. Location: 517 East 233rd Street, Bronx, NY Accessible by Subway (2, 4, and 5 lines) and Metro North. For more information, visit www.thewoodlawncemtery.org