Susansez NYC Walkabouts

04/21/2026

🕵️‍♂GUESS WHERE? NYC Edition

Think you know New York? Let’s test that.

📸 This hidden spot features:
✔A peaceful garden tucked behind historic brownstones
✔A fountain that feels straight out of Europe
✔A street so charming, it’s been in countless movies

Locals walk by it all the time… and still miss it.

Drop your guess in the comments ⬇️
No cheating!

💡 Hint: It’s located in the West Village—and it’s one of NYC’s most photographed “secret” corners.

04/17/2026

🌸 Hidden NYC: Your Midtown Escape

Right in the middle of the city that never stops… there’s a place that does.

Tucked between skyscrapers, Greenacre Park feels like a secret waiting to be found.

Just a few steps inside, a cascading waterfall softens the noise, and the pace of the city fades into the background.

It’s a quiet reminder that even here, in the heart of Manhattan, you can still find a moment to breathe.

If you know, you know 💚

📸https://greenacrepark.org/

02/14/2026

Did you know couples once flocked to Central Park’s Bow Bridge for proposals as early as the 1860s? 💍 Some traditions never change.

This Valentine’s Day, fall in love with more than just a person — fall in love with New York. From romantic strolls across the Brooklyn Bridge to hidden gardens, historic brownstones, and candlelit corners of the city, NYC has been setting the stage for love stories for centuries.

👟 This February, explore the city’s most romantic spots with — where every love story begins with a walk.

02/12/2026

Have you ever spotted a tiny door tucked along a wall, fence, or sidewalk in NYC?

These miniature street art installations — known as Tiny Doors NYC — are hidden in plain sight all over the city, turning ordinary corners into magical moments.

They remind us that New York is full of surprises… you just have to slow down and look. From Lower Manhattan to Brooklyn, these little doors spark big curiosity (and amazing photo ops 📸).

Join SusanSez NYC Walkabouts and let’s uncover the small details that make this city larger than life.

02/04/2026

Lower East Side Kitchens with SusanSez ✨

Whenever I walk the Lower East Side, I always remind people that these streets once fed a city.

Every bagel, pickle barrel, and bakery window tells a survival story — recipes passed down, flavors remembered, and traditions that still shape how New York eats today.

This neighborhood didn’t just fill stomachs… it built community.

👟 Want to taste NYC history and hear the stories behind the food?
Book here! https://susansez.com/

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01/12/2026

NYC in 2026: Still Telling Stories ✨

Did you know?
More than 400 years after its earliest days, New York City is still reinventing itself — but the past is always right beneath your feet.

That unassuming street corner?
It’s seen horse-drawn carriages, jazz-age crowds, blackouts, ticker-tape parades, and history-makers who changed the world.

In 2026, don’t just visit NYC — understand it.
Because once you know the stories, every walk through the city feels different.

👟 Join me on ahttps://susansez.com/ and see New York through the lens of its unforgettable past.

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12/05/2025

Did you know in 1904, when The New York Times moved into their brand-new tower, the whole area was renamed “Times Square.”

Imagine that — a single building sparking what would become the crossroads of the world

It’s amazing how many NYC landmarks started with a simple idea and a whole lot of ambition. That’s the New York spirit!

Walk through it with me sometime — it hits differently when you know the history behind the lights.

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12/02/2025

Did you know one of NYC’s most beloved holiday movies actually filmed right inside the real Macy’s on 34th Street?

“Miracle on 34th Street” Filming at Macy’s Herald Square

There’s something so charming about knowing the movie’s “North Pole” moments took shape right in the aisles where we still shop today. NYC doesn’t just celebrate the holidays — it helps create their stories.

If you love those behind-the-scenes NYC tidbits, come along on a SusanSez NYC Walkabouts tour… I’ve always got a little movie magic up my sleeve! 🎄

11/29/2025

🚇 Have You Seen the Masstransiscope?

One of NYC’s coolest hidden art surprises lives between subway stations — and most people ride right past it!

It’s called the Masstransiscope, an underground art installation by Bill Brand. As your train moves (on the B/Q line leaving the Dekalb Ave. Station), it comes to life like a moving cartoon — a modern-day zoetrope you can only see in motion.

NYC isn’t just a city… it’s a living gallery, and sometimes the best art is hiding between stops.

Want more hidden NYC stories like this?
Come walk (or ride!) with me on a SusanSez NYC Walkabouts tour.

Check video from Untapped what it looks like! https://youtu.be/OXJGJSu_td0

11/26/2025

On This Day: November 24 — The Flatiron Was Finished!

On this day in 1902, the Flatiron Building was officially completed — and NYC gained one of its most unique landmarks.

It wasn’t the tallest building, but that triangle shape made everyone stop and stare.

If you love NYC stories like this, come walk with me on a SusanSez NYC Walkabouts tour — we’ll explore landmarks, legends, and the secrets hidden in plain sight.

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