This summer in New York might be different than the past. However, there are still many ways you can enjoy the season in the city or from the comfort of your home. Here are our top summer spots to visit in the Village.

137 First Avenue; 81-83 St. Marks Place Building Date : 1844-45 (Nos. 81 & 83) & 1863-66 (No. 37) Original Use : Residential Original Owner : J. V. Snediker (Nos. 81 & 83); George Wetteran (N. 137) Original Architect : Unknown Description & Building Alterations Three five-story tenements sit on Lot 33. Originally, two three-and-a-half-story row houses were built on this lot between 1844 and 1845 at 81 & 83 St. Mark’s Place. One of them was raised to four stories and then five stories between 1863 and 1867. The other row house was raised to five stories between 1875 and 1876. Another three-story building was erected on site between 1866 and 1867 at 137 First Avenue and raised to five stories before 1869. All of this information is based on tax records. Most historical details of 137 First Avenue have been lost. No 81 St. Marks Place features a bracketed cornice with a paneled frieze, molded lintels with brackets and footed sills, except at the east bay. No. 83 St. Marks Place features a simplified cornice on the south facade and simple rectangular sills at the corner bay, with some windows infilled and other details stripped.