Neighborhoods

Harlem is the largest and most famous center of African-Americans life and culture in the US. The neighborhood is located uptown, bounded by the East and Harlem Rivers, the cliffs of Morningside Heights and St. Nicholas Terrace, and by 110th and 168th streets.

The two neighborhoods that respectively run along Central Park are called the Upper West Side, which stretches from Central Park West to the Hudson River, and the Upper East Side.

Why should you visit the Staten Island? What are its major attractions and latest news. Crossing the famous Verrazano Bridge, the starting point of the New York Marathon and reach Brooklyn.

The West Village in New York -- See how not to miss the historical and most famous places. The neighborhood is famous for being the campus of New York University with the iconic Washington Square Park.

Broadway is the only avenue that crosses Manhattan diagonally. The stretch of this famous avenue near Times Square is part of the Theater District

Chinatown is an enclave located in Lower Manhattan and together with San Francisco’s Chinatown, is the largest Chinatown in the country.

Tribeca is an acronym devised in the 1970s by realtors to enhance property values in the “Triangle Below Canal Street”, is a trapezoidal neighborhood known for its intriguing combination.

Battery Park is located on the southernmost tip of Lower Manhattan. The park takes its name from the artillery battery of approximately 30 cannons that were here built to defend the harbor of New York while it still was a Dutch colony.