Flushing, NY

This 39-acre urban oasis showcases themed gardens reflecting Queens' cultural diversity. Explore the Rose Garden, Bee Garden, and LEED Platinum Visitor Center while experiencing the legacy of the 1939 World's Fair.

Step into Kingsland Homestead, Queens' only surviving 18th-century home, now a museum rich with Victorian furnishings. Reserve a guided tour to explore local history exhibits in this tranquil historic treasure.

This 18th-century homestead houses Queens' oldest cultural institution, preserving the borough's rich history. Explore Victorian-era rooms and attend enlightening lectures in the serene setting of Weeping Beech Park.

America's first traditional Hindu temple features intricate South Indian architecture and vibrant sculptures. Savor authentic vegetarian cuisine at the temple canteen after observing ancient rituals.

This historic 18-hole public course in Queens offers tight fairways and subtle elevation changes for a challenging round. Reserve a tee time on weekdays to enjoy a more relaxed pace on this walkable Van Kleek design.

Regal Tangram offers cutting-edge 4DX cinema with motion seats and environmental effects synchronized with films. Experience movies with wind, scents, and vibration in luxurious recliners at this modern Flushing destination.

This historic Reform synagogue has welcomed diverse congregants in Queens since 1917. Experience its inclusive Shabbat services on Friday evenings or attend special holiday observances with advance RSVP.

Built in 1661, the John Bowne House stands as a monument to religious freedom where its owner defied authorities by hosting Quaker meetings. Tour this Anglo-Dutch Colonial home to see artifacts spanning American history.