The New York Landmarks Conservancy's Tourist in Your Own Town series explores some of New York City’s best hidden gems as well as some of the classic iconic landmarks. In this video from the series, explore the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site in the Flatiron District on E 20th Street, where the President lived until he was 15 years old.

The original house was demolished in 1916, but was rebuilt in 1923 by the Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Association. The new house museum was designed by Theodate Pope Riddle, one of America's earliest female architects. Rooms have been restored to reflect their appearance between 1865 and 1872 and most of the furnishings are from the original house or were provided by Roosevelt family members.

Yupdduk is a Korean restaurant chain with a location in Flushing, Queens that serves up what they claim is the spiciest Korean noodle dish in New York City. Skipping over hot peppers and sauces, they add heat to the meal with spoonfuls of pure capsaicin, the molecule responsible for all things spicy. Learn more about the dish and watch people try it in this short video from our friends at Insider.

Yupdduk Flushing serves Yupgi Topokki, the spiciest Korean dish in NYC. We got two brave pairs to try this popular Korean street food to see if they could handle the heat.

NYC Pads is a funny web series that is in the same vein as MTV's "Cribs" where a celebrity's home is toured during the show. The twist is that the people in the NYC Pads videos are normal New Yorkers with shitty apartments. In this episode from the series, watch as hosts Maddy and Caroline explore the Washington Heights, Manhattan home of Stewart Fullerton.

This week, Maddy and Caroline travel all the way to Washington Heights for a rooftop party with comedian Stewart Fullerton! In a romantic twist, sparks fly between Stewart and our cameraman Bill. Will there be a love connection? Watch and find out!