Category: Borough
The most interesting neighborhoods are concentrated in Manhattan. These are :
Tribeca: it is a district of galleries and markets, very popular also for its nightlife and the nightclubs which one finds there.
Greenwich Village: this is the most intellectual and artistic neighborhood in New York. There are readings in the bars and jazz sessions. It is also a university district par excellence and has a young and fresh spirit.
Litlle Italy is Italy reduced in size and in the middle of the most fantastic city in the world. It’s one of the best neighborhoods because it’s home to some of the most famous restaurants and cafes in New York.
NoLita: This is a brand new neighborhood whose name means “Northern Italy”. There are many stores, galleries and thrift stores where you are sure to find old treasures.
Chelsea: here you will find one of the most important fashion markets in the city, as well as the best theaters and the most popular nightclubs.
SoHo: This is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in New York. This is due in part to the artistic atmosphere that can be felt in its streets, cafes and galleries. It’s also one of the busiest neighborhoods at night, where you’ll always find something to do.
Chinatown: Chinatowns are always interesting, but New York’s is the biggest. You will find all kinds of Asian products. A visit is a must for all tourists.
Flatiron District: This is one of the most visited neighborhoods by tourists because of the relevance of some of its buildings, such as the Empire State Building. It is also an interesting shopping district.
Midtown: cut in the middle by Fifth Avenue, this is a neighborhood not to be missed for its shopping, entertainment and tourist attractions.
Upper West Side: a very pleasant neighborhood, chosen by many young families and executives. Some of the most important museums are located in this neighborhood, such as the Lincoln Center.
Little Italy
Little Italy is mainly confined to Mulberry Street, north of Canal Street. Although within a 10-block radius the buildings are still owned by former Italian residents, Little Italy experienced an exodus in the middle of the 20th century to the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn and the suburbs of New
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Chinatown
Discover New York’s Chinatown, Chinatown. The smells of the kitchen will whet your appetite if you enjoy Asian food. More than 100,000 Chinese reside in this picturesque neighborhood. History of the neighborhood Chinatown’s growth began around 1870, when Chinese immigrants came east to escape the violent discrimination in San Francisco.
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Wall Street
Wall Street owes its name to the compound that protected Manhattan from the Algonquin Indians. Today it is the center of business and finance. No crossroads have been more important in the history of the city than Wall and Broad Streets. There are three important sites: the Federal Hall monument,
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Times Square
40 million people visit Times Square every year. Times Square is not a square at all. In fact, it is composed of two triangles formed by Broadway crossing 7th Avenue between 47th and 42nd Streets. It is also one of the best known and most exciting areas of the city,
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Central Park
Central Park was the first public landscaped park in the United States and continues to function as a sort of oasis in the heart of a metropolis. Located between the fifth and eighth avenues and the 59th and 106th streets, it serves as a haven for millions of people in
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