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coneyislandgreen Says: Bordering Astoria and Long Island City is Sculpture Park, what used to be an abandened eye sore along the beautiful East River Waterfront. You would not venture here before but since the mid 80's a group of artistics adopted the area and made it into an outdoor museum and...
coneyislandgreen Says: A great Museum just off of Steinway St. My favorite thing to do in Queens because I love movies. The museum hosts three galleries about the history of movie making, it's business and technologies. The 1st floor has a great arcade with old games to play, a cafe, and gift shop...
Patricialuv Says: In the New York City Borough of Queens, Astoria remains a very nice area to visit. Astoria Park contains many nice areas to relax, play some sports, ride your bike or take a nice relaxing walk with the NYC skyline overlooking the triborough bridge. It's a beautiful place to...
Fairfield Inn New York Laguardia Airport/Astoria
1 Review and 99 Opinions We stayed here on our most recent trip to New York. FREE hotel shuttle to/from LaGuardia airport and...
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Canz-a-City Roadhouse: Canz-a-City Roadhouse - Good Local NY Chain
TravellerMel Says: We followed the hotel's walking directions on our first night in New York, looking for a place to watch the Saints vs. 49ers playoff game. This was a hopping little place! Decor is definitely "roadhouse" - walls of wood, brick, or corregated steel, displays of empty beer...
Kabab Cafe: Great Middle Eastern
Ekahau Says: This place has been around a long time and the owner Ali Al Sayed has a good thing going it has a friendly family feeling and very tasty food. I tried to talk to him about Egypt but he would have nothing to do with that. He said if I want to talk about Egypt I would have...
Telly's Taverna: bACK TO gREECE ON THE n TRAIN
BENEL123 Says: love the food here , Have grilled octupus, saganaki and a whole grilled fish desert is on the house weekdays,, Fried dough in honey. Telly's is a place you go and feel at home ,, EXCELENT!!!! tHE gREEN SALAD IS PHENOMINAL! gRILLED OCTOPUS LIKE NO OTHER. tHE FISH IS SO FRESH...
Cup: A diner with a new spin on things
coneyislandgreen Says: A big spacious diner with checkered tiles, vintage artwork and furniture . A new cutting edge menu. No greasy food and limited selections. Cup, has fresh salads and gourmet daily specials. You can still have all the classics but with good fresh ingredients. With a huge bar...
grkboiler Says: Omonia is a cafe in Astoria, Queens. It specializes in coffee and pastries. I have always gone on a Friday or Saturday night and enjoyed it. Frappe or Greek coffee to drink. Choose from any of the desserts and pastries, I haven't had anything here I don't enjoy.
Astoria is in the northwest corner of Queens, accessible mainly from the N elevated train on 31st Street.
This is the entrance to the Astoria MTA Train Station. Ditmars Blvd is the last the last stop in Astoria. This part of Astoria, is known as the Greek part of Queens. There are many Greek, Bulgarian and other nationalities here. This gives the area a european feel and great diversity. A must visit on your travel plans to spend a day in Astoria. Also to note that at this particular station there is a internet cafe located to the left once you go up the stairs.
Updated Apr 27, 2005
penpoison Says: It is the second oldest private home dwelling in America. It was originally built by William Riker in 1654-1656 through a land grant given to him by Governor Peter Stuyvesant (governor of New Amsterdam, later changed to New York when the British took over). The homestead at...
penpoison Says: 26 room private residence that was originally owned by the Steinway family (piano makers). It is located on an unleveled street in a industrial district of Astoria.
East River Arch Bridge & Viaduct
keeper7 Says: Your best view of the great bridge is from Astoria Park, in Astoria, Queens. The bridge spans over 1017 feet between towers. Connecting New York City between the Pennsylvania and New Haven Railroad System between the New England States and the states lying west & south of...
keeper7 Says: One thing that I think that most people miss is that Astoria has many old building dating back over 100 years. If you look closely you could see some of the hidden treasures of Astoria. Like this church I found during my walk in Astoria.
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Minutes from the city but miles away from it
Astoria is in the boro of Queens. Queens is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in NYC. Astoria has been known as a greek enclave so there are a good variety of greek restaurants to visit there. I...
Astoria was founded by William Hallet and later, Stephen Alling Halsey, it was named for fur tycoon John Jacob Astor. Mansions were built for lumber and shipping magnates in the 1850s, many of which...
Astoria is the neighborhood on the northwest side of Queens. It is a great location to be based when living in NY. The area has been known as "Little Athens" because of the Greek immigrants that...
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