Rainy days are the gold standard for getting lost in New York's cultural institutions. The Metropolitan Museum of Art Art museum ClosedCentral Park

An underrated indoor gem in Astoria focusing on film and digital media. 🍔 Indoor Markets & Food Halls

An massive Italian marketplace ( Flatiron or World Trade Center) where you can shop, eat, and grab a glass of wine. Grand Central Train station Midtown East

New York City doesn't stop for the weather, but it does shift into a more intimate, indoor mode when it rains. Whether you're a film buff looking for the romantic atmosphere of the movie or a traveler needing to stay dry, 🏛️ World-Class Museums

Perfect for families; the subway (B/C lines) lets you off directly inside the building so you never have to step out into the rain. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Modern art museum ClosedUpper East Side

Massive enough to spend an entire day inside without seeing it all. American Museum of Natural History Natural history museum ClosedUpper West Side

Located in the old Nabisco factory, it offers dozens of high-end food vendors and boutiques under one roof. Eataly - Flatiron Gourmet grocery store OpenFlatiron District

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the spiral ramp makes you feel like you're walking through a giant sculpture while staying dry. Museum of the Moving Image ClosedAstoria