Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York, New York, United States of America

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is a research library open to the public. Schomburg is named after an Afro-Puerto Rican activist Alfonso Schomburg. The research center is around the neighborhood of New York. The center prides itself of its GPS-enabled tour and "pay what you like" walking tour. They also showcase free rotating exhibitions by the main floor with a variety of ten million objects that include documents, artifacts, art pieces, and many more.

The challenging history of Harlem as a place makes it a perfect nest for the research center. The center is more than a library as it hosts theatrical events, art exhibitions, and healthy political discussions. It also hosts traditional book readings. Guests planning to visit the research center can enjoy more of the place with opting for affordable hotels like The Harlem Pearl and The Central Park North. If guests are planning to enjoy more of a cozy setting, they could be accommodated at 5-stars like The Mark New York or The Surrey. The museums and centers are open during the weekdays. Harlem is most alive during the weekends. To enjoy more of the place, it is a good idea to plan trips that include weekends to maximize the fun on the trip. Harlem is a versatile place that offers different experiences in different parts of the area. Around the area is the Apollo Theater, which is famous for its amateur nights. The same theater has helped launch the careers of Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson.