SeeBronx

Wave Hill

Public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River.

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DrinkBronx
Bronx Alehouse
This craft beer pub serves all kinds of finger-licking pub food. If you're near the north-northwest corner of the Bronx this place is worth a visit.
Open now · closes midnight tomorrow
BuyBronx
Garden Gourmet Market
The best place in the Bronx for fresh produce, and is a neighborhood diamond in the rough. They have a diverse selection of cheeses and fresh bread loaves. Homemade dips, salsas, hummus, sushi, and other hot prepared ethnic foods and soups. Organic food for extremely cheap.
Closed · opens 6 am tomorrow
DoBronx
Van Cortlandt Park
It is the fourth largest park in New York City and home of America's oldest golf course. The Van Cortlandt House is the Bronx's oldest building. The largest freshwater lake in all of NYC is in the park. It also has numerous sports fields and ball courts, children's playgrounds, running tracks, and the Riverdale Equestrian Center. During the summer time you’ll find the locals barbecuing and throwing parties in the park.
SeeHarlem and Upper Manhattan
Muscota Marsh
An elevated walkway and jetty provides access to the only natural salt marsh remaining in Manhattan, and expansive views of the Hudson River and the cliffs of Spuyten Duyvil in the Bronx across the river.
Open now · closes 1 am tomorrow