New York City, while renowned for its skyscrapers and bustling atmosphere, is an archipelago of more than 30 islands with rich histories and diverse uses. For instance, Governors Island served as a military post during the Revolutionary War and is now a park with historical structures like Fort Jay and Castle Williams. The smaller islands are often overlooked but provide unique escape options from the city's hustle, drawing both locals and visitors. Exploring these islands reveals hidden treasures and serene spaces amidst the urban chaos.
"The smaller islands spread throughout NYC's waterways hold secrets that most visitors (and even locals) don't ever discover."
"These five islands are fascinating places to escape from the throngs of tourists and jostling suits and ties."
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