NYC's Most Beautiful Synagogue (360)

Tucked away in NYC's Chinatown is an architectural marvel that most people don't know about: the Museum at Eldridge Street. This was a synagogue built in 1887 as Eastern European Jewish immigrants started flooding the Lower East Side and its heyday had hundreds of people attend its ceremonies. Later it was abandon for decades until a 20-year restoration project that cost $20 million brought this hidden gem back to life!