Discover Harlem's Hidden Relaxation Retreats
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Amazing golden hour rooftop views at 251 West 91st Street on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Panoramic views looking south at Billionaire’s Row and Midtown, the Hudson River to the west, the George Washington Bridge to the north, and the El Dorado residential towers along Central Park West to the east.
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Red Kangaroo
What's your favorite thing to do on weekends? Gambling is big on the east coast…
Alberto Arias
Im look like Drake lol 😅
Anonym
A thirst trap for one is a thirst trap for all boys /no commitment
Eater
Clara: Fun Place to Try in NYC Summer is a great time to catch up on your museum-going. While the next-door American Museum of Natural History will be mobbed, the New-York Historical Society is very often less crowded. The exhibit of New York paintings and the Tiffany lamp collection are unrivaled. And there’s a wonderful restaurant on the ground floor named Clara where you can linger over your burger or meal-size salad, and where the bloody marys are strong. There is even a seating area outside with a view of Central Park, and you don’t have to pay museum admissions if you go directly to the restaurant. 170 Central Park West, at 77th Street, Upper West Side
RK
Red Kangaroo
Damn I guess that makes America a hustler
Anthony
My little fluff ball
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Red Kangaroo
I never thought I'd say this, but trolling might be an art form.
Secret NYC
Sunset Wednesdays NYC Wave Hill’s summer series “Sunset Wednesdays” is kicking off this week on Wednesday, an evening of picnicking and live music on the Great Lawn! Bring your favorite chair or blanket and listen to some live music this week, as they welcome Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist Nicole Zuraitis for the first of four events. Tickets start at $15 and advanced tickets are recommended.
RK
Red Kangaroo
If a chick voted for 47 ngl, I’d put cayenne powder on that condom 😈 /s frfr
Secret NYC
Hop Aboard NYC’s first-ever floating Mexican restaurant! NYC’s First & Only Floating Mexican Restaurant Is Open On The Hudson. All aboard for some tequila and Mexican-inspired street food! La Barca Cantina has returned on the Hudson for another season. La Barca Cantina offers Mexican fare and delicious cocktails afloat! Hop onboard the three-story boat at Pier 81 on the Hudson River and sail around the city for incredible skyline and sunset views with New York Cruise Lines. And it has officially set sail! The boat offers custom artwork by Tlisza Jaurique, the first Mexican-American woman to exhibit at the Met, an incredible top deck for guests to take in the scenery, and most notably, an expansive agave-based spirits menu.
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Red Kangaroo
Anyone studying fashion? 🙂
Natasha Husein
For romantic brunch spot steps away from the Met to the Sistina Restaurant. BTW, many celebrities love it!
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Red Kangaroo
Imma get violated just for asking this... So. Diddy. . . Ya’ll still enjoying that music as much as he “enjoyed making it” 😬 👀
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Wagner
focused on success..
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RK
Red Kangaroo
I understand it's a gathering mostly of men. I apologize if I'm not being helpful. /sausage fest
Christine Miless
I like the color of my hair, makes me look younger
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Red Kangaroo
I didn't know that I lived around so many people paying child support to each other
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Mingomatic
🌧️ There’s something magical about the city that never sleeps when it rains. The reflections on the streets, the sound of raindrops against skyscrapers, and the cozy vibes that make you fall in love with New York all over again. 🗽✨ Whether you’re grabbing a coffee at a quaint café, catching a Broadway show, or simply wandering through the illuminated streets, a rainy night in NYC is pure romance. 🌆❤️
Anonym
Where the self respecting beautiful black women at... Hello hello ngl all I see are me attention skinny ass, white “girls” (no thanks) who have daddy issues and OnlyScams profiles
White Rabbit
good day to all
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Balloons in NYC! Everywhere!! 🎈🎈 Balloon Story just opened at Park Avenue Armory. This whimsical exhibit is full of larger-than-life balloon sculptures and is perfect for kids and families. Step into a world of wonder at Balloon Story! For a limited time, explore NYC's iconic Armory building, transformed into a playful dreamland of epic inflatable and eco-friendly balloon art. Dive into larger-than-life sculptures, interactive exhibits, and unforgettable moments of joy for the whole family. Discover the magic today!
Anthony
Looking for a gamer girlfriend
Wagner
🇧🇷😉
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Infatuation
Joe Allen It's definitely a staple and an iconic place. I love it half for the musical flop posters that are everywhere, because I always see one that I haven't seen before. It always starts conversations with people who happened to see the two-week runs of random shows that are on the walls and just feel super storied. It's become more theater fans than theater people over the years, but it's real theater fans. It tends to be people who are frequenting [shows]; it feels authentic. And the food, it's really yummy. I think it's a really good pre and post-show place, particularly family-wise. It's a really good, storied, New York, capital N, capital Y kind of spot.
CM
Christine Miless
Old clothes, but still a great fit
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Secret NYC
How about some weird parties?.. Hosted by Teksupport and el studio, Black Lotus is an immersive theatrical event initiative that transforms an undisclosed NYC location into an extravagant soirée, soundtracked by some of the world’s most noteworthy house and techno talent. This year’s lineup includes Crosstown Rebels and Day Zero founder Damian Lazarus, multi-instrumentalist DJ and producer Mita Gami, Miami-based Tiffy Vera, and a special surprise act TBA on 10/24 and Guy Gerber, Kaz James, Nick Morgan, and Michael Malih on Halloween night. Learn more about how to grab tickets here. When: October 24 & 31 Where: Manhattan TBA
Natasha Husein
Gorgeous Gilded Age mansions adorn the East 60s.🌞 I took a stroll in the neighborhood this past weekend, and all the blocks were pretty empty. Where was everyone? Their summer homes I guess. Regardless, it’s a lovely walk experiencing some of “old money” New York between 61st to 67th streets and Park to 2nd Ave.
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Take in an enchanting concert by flickering candlelight ⭐ Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in New York. Fever’s popular Candlelight Concerts are better than ever this summer! Take a trip to Long Island and enjoy a Candlelight Summer in picturesque venues such as Guild Hall and With tons of dazzling concerts.
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Christine Miless
good day to everyone. Who's up for chat?
3Discover Local Relaxation Spots in Harlem
When it comes to seeking relaxation in Harlem, NYC, there's more than meets the eye. This culturally rich neighborhood is teeming with hidden retreats and trending relaxation spots to soothe your soul. Whether you're a local resident or visiting, uncovering these serene oases can enrich your experience. Here on Kikihub, you can tap into local insights and uncover the best-kept secrets to unwind in style.
The Magic of Marcus Garvey Park
Marcus Garvey Park is an idyllic spot tucked away right in the heart of Harlem. This historical park offers a blend of lush green landscapes and quiet corners perfect for relaxation. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along its tree-lined paths, lay out a yoga mat in its open field, or simply lounge under a shady tree with a book from the nearby Harlem Library. Don't miss the tranquil oasis surrounding the park's playgrounds where local parents often chat while their kids play, sharing relaxation tips and local secrets.
Sip and Relax at Lenox Coffee
Lenox Coffee, located on the corner of 129th Street and Lenox Avenue, has cultivated a reputation as one of Harlem's relaxation staples. This cozy coffee shop provides the perfect hideaway to sip on artisanal coffees, teas, and crafted pastries. Its warm, inviting atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for reading, working, or simply enjoying a calm moment. Regulars often engage in lowkey chats, sharing travel and exploration recommendations that help you discover more hidden retreats in the neighborhood.
Unwind at the St. Nicholas Park
Often less crowded than its more famous counterparts, St. Nicholas Park stretches between 128th St to 141st St and St. Nicholas Terrace. Here you can relax amidst the park's natural beauty, jog along its scenic paths, or enjoy a quiet picnic. The Hamilton Grange National Memorial located inside the park provides a touch of history amidst your relaxation. From local dog walkers to joggers, you can always hear a buzz of conversation guiding you to the trending relaxation spots in Harlem.
Experience Cultural Relaxation at the Apollo Theater
The Apollo Theater is more than an entertainment hub; it is a vital piece of Harlem's cultural fabric. Attend a soothing jazz performance or a soulful open mic night – the atmosphere guarantees a relaxing escape. The lobby and surrounding streets often witness locals exchanging stories and relaxation tips while they wait for the show to begin, making it a fertile ground for discovering authentic local favorites in Harlem.
Harlem Yoga Studio: Find Your Inner Peace
At the Harlem Yoga Studio on 125th Street, you’re welcomed into a sanctuary of calm. Offering a variety of classes from beginner to advanced, along with specialized sessions like heated yoga and meditation, it's a local favorite for those in search of inner peace. The community feel in this studio allows you to connect with other yogis, share experiences, and get insider tips on other local relaxation spots.
Relax by the Hudson at Riverbank State Park
Adjacent to Harlem, Riverbank State Park offers an incredible blend of nature and recreation with spectacular views of the Hudson River. The park's grassy fields, athletic facilities, and picnic areas serve as prime relaxation venues. Venture to the lesser-known corners of the park for serene spaces where you can meditate, read, or simply watch the river flow. Local joggers and families often exchange tips on secret spots within the park, making it a treasure trove of hidden retreats.
Harlem is brimming with unimaginable relaxation spots and hidden gems that call for exploration. Whether it's a tranquil park, a cozy coffee shop, or a historic theater, there are plenty of ways to refresh and rejuvenate in this vibrant neighborhood. Join local conversations on Kikihub to uncover even more relaxation tips and insider secrets.
