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Inside the Epic Safe Deposit Vault in NYC’s Woolworth Building
On our Exclusive Access Tours of the Woolworth Building, our tour guides bring you right up to the locked gates, past the incredibly thick double vault door, to peek inside. On one very rare occasion,...
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Join Untapped New York Founder at a Spectacular Musical Feast
As the founder of Untapped New York, I have had the privilege of going into some of New York City’s most spectacular places, meeting fascinating creators and shapers of the city, and attending...
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Inside the Exclusive Former Cloud Club Atop the Chrysler Building
Once located on the 66th to 68th floors of the Chrysler Building, The Cloud Club belonged to a group of mile-high power lunch spots in New York City, atop the city’s most distinctive skyscrapers. The...
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I Worked at Calvin Klein. Here's What 'Love Story' Got Right
Something I did not have on my 2026 bingo card: going viral for a story on my past life as a fashion buyer at Calvin Klein. Nearly two million people saw my description of the Calvin Klein office,...
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How NYC Subway, LIRR, and Metro-North Responds to Snowstorms
Ever wonder how the New York City subway and the regional train lines like Long Island Railroad and Metro-North prepare for storms, clear the tracks from snow, and keep the system going? The answer...
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10 Secrets of NYC’s Abandoned City Hall Subway Station
New York City’s abandoned City Hall subway station is one of the city’s most mythical places—accessible but barely so. Though the station was decommissioned on New Year's Eve 1945, it made headlines...
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The Lost Movie Theater of Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Terminal once had a movie theater and remnants of it can be seen in the train hub today. Grand Central Theatre, which opened in 1937 (possibly earlier), showed newsreels, shorts, and...
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Pandas in NYC, Oh My!
In the latest episode of the Untapped New York podcast, we’re talking about a very adorable secret: pandas in New York City! We're joined by an expert on this story, Nathalia Holt, author of The Beast...
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Inside the Met Opera’s Armory Full of Weapons for the Stage
The Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center is one of the city’s most storied institutions. The scale of the opera house — it is the largest repertory opera house in the world — is simply stunning....
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10 Secrets of U.S. Open Tennis Championships in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
The U.S. Open has been held at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park since 1978 and brings in thousands of tennis enthusiasts from around the world each year. However, the U.S. Open was not always as it is...
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The Lost Madison Square Gardens in NYC
Ever wonder why Madison Square Garden is located atop Penn Station and not at Madison Square? The story is very New York and is not quite finished yet. Repeated calls over the years to relocate the...
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When Washington Square Park Fountain Was Turned Into a Pool
As part of an earlier research, we worked with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation Archive to locate these photos from 1935, when the Washington Square Park fountain (in its earlier...
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10 Secrets of the Art Students League of New York
The American Fine Arts Society building, home to the Art Students League, is a landmarked gem at 215 West 57th Street, its front doors swinging open at frequent and regular intervals, offering a...
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Masstransiscope: Art in an Abandoned NYC Subway Station
Masstransiscope is one of those great serendipitous surprises that brightens up your commute; plus, it’s located in an abandoned subway station in Brooklyn. Installed by Arts for Transit in 1980, the...
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Beautiful Short Film Looks Back at Empty NYC in Early Pandemic
In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, the world was fascinated with the imagery of New York City eerily empty. The sudden change was shocking even for New Yorkers, but seen as a sign of the...
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There Used to Be a Helipad on the MetLife (Pan Am) Building in NYC
In 1965, trial runs on a rooftop helipad atop the Pan Am Building (now MetLife) began using a Chinook helicopter. The helipad would prove a short-lived project, but it represented an aspirational...
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New York Filming Locations for Zero Day
Zero Day is a limited series thriller on Netflix about the aftermath of a massive cyberattack that wipes out communications for a whole minute. Former U.S. President George Mullen (Robert de Niro) is...
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10 Secrets of NYC’s Abandoned North Brother Island
North Brother Island is most famous today for the beautiful photographs of its crumbling state, but its history and secrets are what give the place its mythical status in New York City. In 2015, there...
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Remnants of the Original Penn Station in NYC
For more than a decade, Untapped New York has guided intrepid New Yorkers and tourists on expeditions to hunt for architectural remnants of the original Pennsylvania Station still visible inside and...
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The Blood and the Badge: A Harrowing Tale of NYPD Corruption in NYC
The new book The Blood and the Badge, by former New York Times editor Michael Cannell, chronicles a true tale of police corruption, mafia, and murderous mayhem in 1980s New York City. Nicholas Pileggi,...
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