International Center of Photography, New York, New York, United States Of America

International Center of Photography (ICP) is an attraction to photographers and photo enthusiasts alike, situated in New York City. ICP is at the center of the big apple giving accessibility to those who want to visit. From being located in midtown, the museum moved to 250 Bowery Manhattan since June 23, 2016. Cornell Capa, the founder, created the ICP as a showcase his and his brothers' humanitarian documentary to the public. The International Center of Photography is the home to the International Fund for Concerned Photography, which was initially founded in 1966.

The location of the ICP is accessible through New York's large-scale subway system, impressive number and availability of buses, and airports. The ICP offers education ranging from one-year certificate programs to a two-year graduate program that can advance to a master's degree. The center opens late at 11:00 in the morning, making time for bagels at Angelina Bakery. Treat yourself with ice cream on cereals from Milk & Cream Cereal Baron a humid day. The fun never ends after ICP closes at 9:00 in the evening. Just around the corner is the Empire State Building, which closes at 2:00 A.M. The center hosts 'Community Day' every last Saturday of each month. The best months to come are when the weather is warm and cozy around April - June. A considerable number of hotels to your liking can accommodate a fun trip to the concrete jungle. The Algonquin Hotel and the Hotel Mela Times Square are a few who offer cheaper rates.