Get lost from Houdini Trick to fame to old books of almost every faith at The New York Public Library
I had two planned visits, one at the Unesco-declared World Heritage, Solomon Guggenheim Museum and the charming Bryant Park which I passed by the other days. Bryant Park is only at the back of the New York Public Library which celebrated the 150th birthday of founder Albert A. Berg in August this year so that I went inside to check. The entrance is free and one has to use a kiosk to register online. Got up to the third floor and found this charming nook which has no much traffic of tourists. Ginormous is this library and exquisite that one can just wander around and wonder. But up from the street, one cannot ignore the beautiful structure of New York Public Library. It is indeed a big sturdy hall of humanity's stocked knowledge ready to serve the younger generation, researchers and visitors of this Land of Liberty. Inside, there is a current exhibition is beautifully and expertly curated. The heritage items w...