The extravagant 18th-century residence houses the private collection of Robber baron Henry Clay Frick. The permanent collection includes works by Rembrandt, Vermeer and other great masters from the 14th to the 19th century.

Dressing well is pretty much a must in New York, but in a city as expensive as this, you can't be buying everything retail. Luckily, The RealReal has a brick-and-mortar shop on Madison Avenue where you can find the best pre-loved designer pieces. Breaking the bank is a thing of the past!

Upper East Siders know: The cappuccino and paninis from Via Quadronno are like no others.  If the way to Little Italy, or maybe even Big Italy is too far, this little gem provides you with the best Italy has to offer, right on your front step.