Surprising Facts about Famous Landmarks You Never Knew

The big red sign of the New Yorker is frequently captured in photographs, but what lies beneath that concrete on 34th street is a true delight: the beautifully adorned Art Deco tunnels.

This bustling corner on Eighth Avenue sees countless pedestrians pass by, unaware of the tunnel hidden beneath their feet. It houses hotel fittings, carpets, chairs, and, above all, this remarkable tile.