over six thousand animals. impressive.

contained within the park is the van cortlandt house museum, which incidentally is the oldest building in the bronx.

features work from artists of african, latin, and asian descent. racist much?

the favorite spot for artists from both the bronx and manhattan. the converted garage creates a cozy, urban feel.

this gallery features only pieces of a photographic nature.

the seats are musty and it's somewhat rundown, but you can see practically anything here. best in the bronx.

the bronx library center is the largest public library in the bronx, with extensive collections of print and non-print materials for adults, young adults, and children. the latino and puerto rican cultural center is also housed here.

one of nyc's few genuine inns, le refuge inn resides in the samuel pell house, a 19th century victorian house on nautical city island. the décor and cuisine are french country, and the host, normandy-born restaurateur and musician pierre saint-denis, adds to the inn’s authentic charm. heirlooms, spectacular architecture, and a wide front porch provide a warm welcome, and upstairs there are seven romantic guest rooms to choose from.

bumpin jams and shakin ass. come on, don't go clubbing in the bronx.

gay and lesbian friendly, specializing in electronica, foo foo drinks, and discretion.

new york city's largest golf course, complete with thirty six holes.

so the sox won the world series ONCE. hooo rah.