The Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum is one of the coolest museums in New York City. Housed on a decommissioned aircraft carrier, the Intrepid hosts a massive collection of war memorabilia and historic artifacts from several branches of the U.S. Military and even NASA. In this video from the City's official tourism bureau NYCGO, learn more about this impressive vessel.

It’s a museum—on an actual aircraft carrier! Climb aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, one of NYC’s most intriguing attractions.

Because nothing says relaxing quite like breathing jet engine fumes and ear-piercing levels of sound.

Beginning next month, some passengers flying out of JFK Airport might be hoping for a delay.

Viewing NYC has written previously about the MTA's Arts and Design division creating the Music Under New York (MUNY) program which features over 350 musicians, groups and performers in sponsored Subway performances across the City.

One of these 350 is Cover Story, a group of 5 singers and an accompanying stand-up bassist, sings classic doo-wop songs from the 40's, 50's and early 60's. I was lucky enough to be passing through the 34th Street Harold Square station yesterday when my finely-tuned, indifferent New York City ear canal picked up the sweet sound of a 4-part vocal harmony. As I approached the music, it became clear that this wasn't your average group of busking subway musicians. Whoever's job it is to curate the 350 MUNY selections should get a raise.

The song Cover Story is singing here is the 1960 Sam Cooke classic "Chain Gang"