New York Neighborhoods

This area was named after Jonas Bronck, a Swedish immigrant who settled in the mid-17th century. Today, New York's...

Brooklyn is the gateway to dozens of 'hoods: from DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) to trendy Williamsburg...

Cobble Hill, the Co of Brooklyn's BoCoCa (Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens), is home to one of the largest...

Just a stroll over the Brooklyn Bridge or one train stop from Manhattan, DUMBO (short for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge...

Centered on the private green named Gramercy Park, this Lower Manhattan neighborhood is known for its quiet streets and...

From the East River to the Hudson, Harlem is a fascinating rush of cultures that spans the top of Manhattan and includes...

Little Italy, centered on Mulberry Street, features al fresco dining, gelato and pastries, statues of the Madonna,...

Wedged (quite literally) between the West Village and Chelsea, the 20 or so block area west of Hudson Street owes its...

Midtown may very well be the heart and soul of New York, and its eastern half is home to what is most certainly one of...

Midtown's western half may very well be the heart and soul of the city. Stretching from 34th to 59th Street and from...

SoHo (south of Houston St.) throngs with beautiful people and posh shopping. Once a refuge for artists who transformed...

Wedged between Central Park and the Hudson River, this area of Uptown has blossomed in recent years, offering folks who...