Best known as a transportation center connecting parts of NYC to John F. Kennedy International Airport, this enclave contains a patchwork of cultures, including immigrants from India, the Caribbean, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Sri Lanka. The local cuisine reflects that heritage, with a collection of international groceries and restaurants along Liberty Avenue. The neighborhood also features the 200-year-old King Manor Museum, a National Historic Landmark and the former home of Rufus King, a New York senator and signer of the Constitution.
Passe alguns dias visitando restaurantes, bares e atrações culturais pertencentes a pessoas negras neste vibrante bairro Queens.
Confira restaurantes, carrinhos de lanches e lojas de doces para experimentar a cultura Bangladeshi no Queens.
This retro hotel at a classic ’60s airport terminal has working rotary phones and a bar inside an actual airplane.
The King Manor Museum is an historic site dedicated to one of the authors of the Constitution.
O adorado teatro Queens apoia a comunidade afro-americana e artistas locais.
This West Indian restaurant specializes in sweet and savory treats.
Enjoy spicy Sri Lankan food, including curry and devilled chicken.
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