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This Manhattan neighborhood map shows you the heart and soul of New York City…the places New Yorkers live, eat, work and breathe, and the reason we all love living in New York City.
Every Manhattan neighborhood has a different vibe to it, with different shops, restaurants, cafés and attractions. These neighborhoods are almost all a 20-30 walk within (no stopping), but it might surprise you how easy it is to identify the character of each Manhattan neighborhood as you visit them – and how different things are from one block to the next.
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Roll your mouse over the Manhattan neighborhood map and click each neighborhood to learn about the best things to do and see, real estate to buy, places to eat and shops to visit during your NYC vacation.
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Manhattan Neighborhood Map Boundaries
Neighborhood | Boundaries (estimated) | Known For | |
|---|---|---|---|
W 59-110, | Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Square | ||
34th to 59th St, | Business and tourist area, Diamond District | ||
W 39th-52nd, 7th-9th Aves | Tourist and theater area | ||
W 34th to 42nd Sts | |||
W14-34 | Art galleries, nightlife, Hudson River views and activities | ||
Gansevoort to W15th and Hudson to the river | Ground Zero Museum | ||
Houston to W14th | Many shops and eateries, resident celebrities, | ||
Canal to Houston, | Art galleries, shops, restaurants | ||
Park Pl- Canal, B-way- River west of West Street | Residential, old lofts and warehouses, Lady Liberty | ||
below Chambers St | Wall Street, Ground Zero, World Trade Centers | ||
Chambers to Delancey, | |||
Canal to Broome | |||
Canal to Houston | Old and ethnic. Original NYC immigrant area. | ||
Houston to W14th, | NYU, traditionally a Bohemian community with Artists and writers | ||
Houston to Astor | Upscale and unique shops, restaurants, nightlife | ||
Houston to E14th, | Hip, trendy, music, nightlife | ||
E14-17, 4th to University Pl/ | Greenmarket, shops and dining | ||
42-59 and the river to 5th | U.N., Grand Central | ||
E59-96; the river to 5th | Museum Mile |
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