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Jackson Heights is a multicultural neighborhood in Queens and one of the most ethnically diverse parts of NYC. It comes as no surprise that 167 different languages are spoken in the neighborhood. Did you know that the game of scrabble was invented right here in Jackson Heights? An unemployed architect and a resident of the neighborhood, Alfred Butts invented it during the Great Depression. Whether you wish to dance the night away at a Hispanic dancing hall, enjoy a glass of Peruvian Pisco, or go for a short stroll through Jackson Heights Historic District, the options for having fun here are endless. This vibrant neighborhood is also home to hundreds of unique restaurants that offer everything from Indian and Korean cuisine to authentic Portuguese and Tibetan dishes. Try the delicious rotisserie chicken at the Peruvian restaurant Pio Pio or order arepas (grilled corn and mozzarella pancakes) from the popular Colombian food cart also known as Arepa Lady . If you are in the mood for some Himalayan dishes, try the stewed lamb or roasted goat at Mustang Thakali Kitchen . Jackson Heights is also quite affordable and you can find good deals on accommodation here. It is located really close to LaGuardia International Airport, we have luggage storage locations right near by!

The Museum of the Moving Image houses the largest collection of moving image artifacts in the US and focuses on television and digital media. One of the highlights here is the famous Behind the Screen exhibition, which is home to about 1,400 artifacts ranging from a real Chewbacca mask from the Star Wars movies to optical toys and an array of interactive experiences. The museum also showcases hundreds of films each year and offers many excellent education programs like the Summer Media Camp 2018 and 2018–2019 Class Visits. We have luggage storage right near by the museum.

Situated inside a former firehouse, the New York City Fire Museum is one of the main attractions in the vibrant neighborhood of Soho. This extraordinary museum is an ideal place to visit with children. Your kid will have a chance to learn how professional firemen deal with fire and even try on an original firemen suit. Did you know that this place is home to 10,000 different objects, photographs, and archives ranging from cool leather fire buckets to speaking trumpets and hand-pumped fire engines? Besides admiring a variety of artifacts, you can actually talk to real firefighters and listen to their stories, which is kind of cool. The museum also hosts a number of interesting events like Halloween Hunt and FDNY Fire Museum Cook-Off. In case you wish to purchase a souvenir, they sell everything from toys to books and hats here. What’s not to like? We have Luggage Storage in SOHO for all your storage needs!

Located near Lower Manhatten, Union Square bring a beautiful green pedestrican plaza and lively park in the centre of high rise buildings and many big brand shops. Many cafes and eateries are around and the subway station connects you to BMT Broadway Line, the BMT Canarsie Line and the IRT Lexington Avenue Line.

Grand Central Station in NYC is a major transportation hub that sees thousands of tourists and locals passing through on a daily basis. Luckily, the station is located close to many awesome sightseeing attractions in NYC and one of them is the popular Bryant Park. Inspired by French classical style, Bryant Park offers plenty of outdoor activities ranging from free movie screenings and ice skating in winter to playing ping pong and going for a ride on the lovely Le Carrousel. Did you know that this fabulous park annually hosts over 1,000 events, free activities, and classes? The winter season is reserved for the Holiday Shops in Bryant Park, while the Broadway in Bryant Park is scheduled for July and August. There is no shortage of dining options here both casual and formal. For an upscale dining experience make a reservation at the Bryant Park Grill . In case you are after a casual snack and a drink, I suggest visiting the lovely Bryant Park Café and its outdoor terrace. Foodies who wish to have an authentic NYC street food experience in Bryant Park should check out kiosks like Wafels Dinges and Le Pain Quotidien. We have your your luggage needs covered with BagsAway Grand Central Station Luggage Storage

The Museum of Ice Cream is the Mecca for all sweet-tooth lovers - now that's a cultural expriencs we can can onbaord with! It's an interactive and lick-able experience, which is one great way to spend an afternoon. Bath in a river of sprinkles, wander through the chocolate room and sample the massive ice cream sundae. The museum opens in a different location, pop-up-style - summer 18 location is 459 W 14th St. I Scream, You Scream, we all scream for ICE CREAM!