Things to do in

Suffolk County, New York (State)

Get an entry ticket to the Sloomoo Institute in New York. Discover slime's healing and stress-relieving power as you interact with lots of slime. Learn about the Sloomoo Universe, walk across a slime lake, slingshot slime at your friends, create your unique slime, and even transform into a virtual slime creature. Open your senses to the different smells of slime as you sink your hands into more than 30 vats of slime. Each ticket includes access to the DIY Bar, where you can design a custom 8 oz slime to take home. Choose from over 40 colors, 60 fragrances, and 150 charms. Slingshot slime at your friends and family as they stand behind plexiglass, and make sure you take advantage of this photo opportunity or, even better, make a slow-motion video.  Transform into a virtual moving slime creature at Slimey Mirrors and feel the slime between your toes as you walk over 350 gallons of slime at Lake Sloomoo. Walk around and see slimy facts on the walls. Then, make sure you take time out and relax at the ASMR sound station and end your day with a visit to Sloomoo's unique slime-themed store.

Escape the bustle of New York for the day and soak up the peace and quiet of the Hamptons on this day tour. Visit the picturesque towns of Southampton and Sag Harbor and pick up some bargains at Tanger Outlets. Depart New York through Queens and leave the hustle and bustle of the big city behind. Learn why the rich and famous chose to make Long Island their own personal playground when the scenery transforms from tall buildings to open spaces, beautiful meadows, and magnificently landscaped homes. Continue east passing the Long Island Duck before arriving at the famous Southampton where residents such as Jerry Seinfeld, Paris Hilton, David Letterman, Steven Spielberg, and others have made it their home. This is definitely the place to see and be seen. Then stroll down the picturesque main street, before heading through the historical area of the harbor and along the ocean drive, passing the homes of the rich and famous along the way. Continue to one of the oldest and best wineries in Southampton, where you'll enjoy complimentary wine tasting. Your next stop is Sag Harbor, a quaint town that invites its visitors to enjoy its unique atmosphere. Take time to tour the harbor and see the yachts that are the toys of the rich, then stop at the antique stores or the old-world shops for some real bargains. After lunch, head west towards the Tanger Outlets where you can pick up your mall goodies and then explore the stores – find your own bargain with brand-name stores for less. In the late afternoon, depart west for an evening arrival in New York.

Explore the United States' only museum dedicated to the art, history, technique, and technology of the moving image in all its forms. Delight in a one-of-a-kind destination for audiences of all ages and interests, from connoisseurs of classic cinema to children and families to avid gamers. Enjoy flexible admission valid for 14 days from the date booked. Museum of the Moving Image embraces a wide range of subjects, from 19th-century optical toys to the latest in digital art, and explores every phase of the production, promotion, and exhibition of moving images. It offers an engaging, highly interactive core exhibition, programs of contemporary and classic films from around the world, discussions with leading figures in film and television, a unique collection, inspiring educational programs for learners of all ages, stimulating changing exhibitions, and groundbreaking online projects. ON VIEW The Jim Henson Exhibition Explore how Henson and his team of builders, performers, and writers brought to life The Muppet Show, the Muppet movies, Sesame Street, Fraggle Rock, The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth Behind the Screen Immerse yourself in the creative and technical process of producing, promoting, and presenting films, television shows, and digital entertainment. This exhibition includes the Tut’s Fever Movie Palace installation. PLUS Temporary Exhibitions focusing on subjects ranging from digital art to video games and beyond.

The imposing capital of the United States, is the favorite place to recognize the development of democracy at the political and cultural level of the United States of America, exalting the white face of its buildings, the dark hands of its majority population, and a great multiracial heart, which will make you enter an environment of heroes, battles, human rights, sacrifice and independence. The New York to Washington tour begins with pickup at the meeting point, The Manhattan Hotel at Times Square, 7 Avenue between 51st and 52nd Streets at 6:00 a.m. From New York to Washington there is a distance of 365 kilometers, approximately 4 hours of land travel, along the way we will leave Manhattan through the Lincoln Tunnel, we will pass through New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and we will arrive at our destination to enjoy an unforgettable experience! During the tour we will stop for breakfast in Delaware and to rest. As soon as you arrive in Washington, you will appreciate its monumental architecture, its population diversity and its multiculturalism, which will make you feel that you are in the glorious and iconic Capital of the United States. You will also have a guide in Spanish who will tell you the history, the secrets and details behind this great city. During the tour in Washington you will visit many emblematic places that bring together history, among the most notable you will visit: -Arlington National Cemetery -Monument to the Lwo Jima -Memorial Park -Korean War Monument -Monument to President Lincoln -Vietnam War Monument -Reflecting Pool -Obelisk -White House -Capitol Perfect settings to take unforgettable captures of your trip to the capital of the United States!! Afterward, free time of an hour and a half will be given for you to have lunch or enjoy and visit the National Air and Space Museum, the Museum of the American Indian, the National Gallery, and the Museum of Natural History, it’s up to you!!! In this way we said goodbye to Washington and prepared for the return trip to New York. We left back to New York at approximately 4:30 p.m. to be at our destination around 9:00 p.m. To conclude this great Tour, you will be amazed at the last stop before entering New York, in the state of New Jersey. You will contemplate the Manhattan Skyline, an amazing place where you will see the majesty and grandeur of The Big Apple. The New York to Washington Tour will undoubtedly make you feel the greatness of the North American Heroes!

Spend your morning discovering the heart of Manhattan with a local to show you its biggest sights, from the skyscrapers of Wall Street to the pools and engraved names at the 9/11 Memorial. Start with the Financial District to get fascinating insight into the history of finance, politics, and power in NYC (and the world) as you walk by famous sights like Federal Hall and Trinity Church. Then head to the 9/11 Memorial, where you'll discover the impact of this day on the city and the world as you pause for a moment of reflection at the country's largest man-made waterfalls. We'll walk part of the Canyon of Heroes, visit many more beloved landmarks, and even glimpse the Statue of Liberty across the bay in this immersive walking tour of NYC’s iconic Lower Manhattan.

Hoboken’s Manhattan views, riverfront parks, industrial past, immigrant influences, brownstones, cafes, shops and food offer a unique look into local life and history. Please read this to better understand the city I hope we will explore together: nytimes.com/1985/11/15/arts/hoboken-a-10-minute-ride-to-far-away.html The following are examples of where we can go. We can customize! Waterfront. Hoboken has transformed its industrial piers into beautiful parks and promenades, which offer expansive views of the New York City skyline. The largest is Pier A Park, extending 800 feet into the Hudson River. The Urban Land Institute named it a top 10 U.S. urban park. History. Hoboken is the birthplace of baseball, Frank Sinatra and the zipper; key player in American wars, immigration and industrialization; and former home to some of the 20th century's most advanced shipyards and factories, including Maxwell House, Lipton Tea and Tootsie Roll. Museum. For those interested, we can visit Hoboken’s quaint historical museum. ($5 entry. Only open in afternoon. Closed on Mondays.) Architecture. With tree-lined blocks of 3- and 4-story brownstones, sidewalk cafes and a few cobblestone streets, you won’t believe you’re only a mile from Times Square. We'll also visit Hoboken's rail terminal – quietly the 9th busiest in North America – whose 1907 Beaux Arts waiting room will take you back in time. Washington Street. Hoboken’s main commercial thoroughfare is home to restaurants, bars, cafes and shops – many still locally owned. The American Planning Association once named it one of the “10 Great Streets in America.” Immigration. Hoboken was a prominent destination for German and Irish immigrants in the 19th century and Italians and Puerto Ricans in the 20th century. Their influences remain visible in contemporary Hoboken’s buildings, churches, food, festivals, social clubs and people. Bakeries, Delis & Gelaterias. The original Carlo's Bakery (aka Cake Boss, 1910) and Fiore’s (housemade mozzarella, 1913) are among Hoboken's most famous local eateries. More recently, Kikilu Gelato rose to the top of Hoboken's must-taste attractions – the best outside Italy! Bars, Bagels & Pizzerias. Along with allegedly having “the most bars per square mile” in the U.S., Hoboken features countless bagel shops and pizzerias, creating ample opportunity for guests to sample New York style bagels, pizza and bacon-egg-and-cheeses. American Brands. For out-of-town visitors seeking well-known brands without Manhattan crowds, Hoboken has a Shake Shack, Del Frisco’s Steakhouse, Nike Store, lululemon and more – all within a 5-minute walk! Stevens Institute of Technology. A top-100 American university perched on a hill above the Hudson River, the Stevens campus offers still more spectacular views of the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower) and surrounding skyline. Operated by Viamo Tours, LLC Hosted by Greg Guglielmo (linkedin.com/in/gregguglielmo/)

Enjoy a self-guided bicycle tour of the Long Island North Fork Region, starting in Mattituck. Ride on your own, or by tandem, and take your time to explore with no set route or restrictions. Try some wine, explore the local vineyards, and ride the countryside. Pedal through charming backroads of the north fork, with views of the Peconic Bay. Take in picturesque channels and admire boats and the backyard charm of Long Island. Try out the Cityscape 10-mile route, and enjoy a flat ride that takes you to the heart of local vineyards. If you are more of a countryside fan, then choose the Countryside 15-mile route. Take a journey on this country route and indulge in a favorite boutique vineyard. Discover this breathtaking route, its charming beach, and get 3 restaurant suggestions for lunch with a brief description. This self guided bike route will stop you at 2 noteworthy vineyards and then cycle to a charming beach that the locales try to keep to themselves on this backroads bike ride. The route even suggests several food options along the way with a brief description about each one. On this backroads (not off roads) adventure you will cycle along a nature preserve and marshlands, with Ospreys and Osprey Nests. You might even see some cows long the way but don’t pedal until the cows come home! And you may even see a school of Turkeys crossing the road. Nature Truly abounds! Continue to one of the very first farm stand that began on the north fork and will pass you by even a few more vineyards on this route… and a wonderful chocolate boutique for some chocolate samples included (this shop closed Tues & Wed) Each rider is provided a hybrid bicycle (or tandem bicycle for two people if they prefer) , a helmet for safety, a bike lock, and a digital route map with voice-guided GPS for simple, hands-free use. This is send to you the 23 hours prior to your departure provided we have your email address in addition to a cell phone number when booking your reservation. The choice is yours! *Please note that we close at 5pm Sunday- Friday Saturday until 6pm unless other arrangements have been made in advance.

Book a trip with Kopis Charters and discover what a custom tailored experience is all about. Join us aboard the Kopis, a 30-foot Grady White, where your group of up to six people will enjoy a 2.5 hour tour of Montauk Harbor and the surrounding sights. We pride ourselves on our ability to offer custom experiences which means YOU can choose the departure time, trip length and destination, among other custom offerings. Feel free to call Kopis Charters with questions or requests. During this experience you will relax, unwind and enjoy the tranquility of Montauk on the water. You will enjoy a spectacular sunset, all of the sights/sounds, plus I will put your group in position for some amazing photos. If you so choose, you can be dropped off at a number of local bars/restaurants or back to Marlena's Marina where we depart from. Discover the very best of Montauk with Kopis Cruises. We are family and kid friendly!

The only food tour of New York you’ll ever need to go on! On this tour, you’ll explore the tasty food scene in New York with one of our talented and knowledgeable guides! You’ll learn what makes NYC’s food the most diverse in the world with immigration being a big factor in its variety. We’ll share how certain dishes got here and how it has shaped the city today. We will enjoy sizable tastings from five award-winning restaurants so come hungry! We’ll share how certain dishes got here and how it has shaped the city today. We will enjoy sizable tastings from five award-winning restaurants so come hungry! You will get: - Falafal in Brooklyn Heights - 1 (or 2, if you’re hungry) full-size pizza slices from @grimaldispizza 🍕 - Tacos from @lostacos1 🌮 - Pancakes from @clintonstbakingco 🥞 - Ice cream from @thebrooklynicecreamfactory 🍦 - A historical walking tour with a professional NYC guide in a small group setting. Between foodie stops, we’ll share the fascinating true history of the Brooklyn Bridge, see local street art, and learn about Dumbo’s industrial past, all while enjoying breathtaking skyline views. At the end of the tour, you'll get to enjoy a sweet treat while having a beautiful view of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Join us for 3 hours of discovery aboard one of our classic yachts as we navigate New York Harbor from Chelsea Piers to the hidden East River gems of Belmont Island, Roosevelt Island, Mill Rock, North Brother Island, and South Brother Island. This captivating cruise through the heart of New York City highlights the breathtaking harmony of history and nature. Prepare to witness Manhattan's picturesque skyline, the bustling waterway of the East River, and the fascinating entrance to Long Island Sound. Either Gabriel Willow or Russell Jacobs, expert guides and Urban Naturalists, will regale you with historical information about these iconic islands and the exciting wildlife that frequents the area. Picturesque North Brother Island and South Brother Island provide critical nesting habitat for a variety of bird species as nationally-recognized havens for colonial water birds, gulls, herons, cormorants, and egrets. View the mysterious hospital ruins and other dilapidated buildings of North Brother Island while learning about its history as a quarantine hospital for contagious diseases and as the infamous final resting place of Typhoid Mary. As we approach South Brother Island, hear tales about the fiery 1909 demise of former New York Yankees' owner Jacob Ruppert's summer home. As dusk approaches, we will take in the beauty of this uninhabited island, now under the stewardship of the NYC Parks Department, as native birds return from their feeding grounds to provide for their young and to roost for the night.