The Ultimate Visitor's Guide to Harlem–Summer Edition: the Best Things to See and Do, Plus Where to Eat Nearby

Summer is in full swing, welcoming a fresh wave of visitors ready to explore Harlem.

If you're one of them—or happen to be hosting friends and family in the area—here's a top list of things to see and do in the neighborhood.

(Don't have room for guests? Try the area's newest hotels: the Harlem Renaissance-themed Renaissance New York Harlem Hotel or the The George Manhattan, Tapestry Collection by Hilton.)

And since you're bound to get hungry, check out TCU's suggestions for where to eat and drink nearby.

Pictured: Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Memorial, 125th St and Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

Tour the area's Black monuments

It's safe to say Harlem has the best collection of Black monuments in the country—from a 25-foot-tall memorial dedicated to Duke Ellington to a striking bronze sculpture of Harriet Tubman — and they're all within walking distance of each other. Ready to see them all? Find the full DIY tour here.

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