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Manhattan Districts & Neighbourhoods

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Meatpacking District
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Located at the northwest corner of Greenwich Village from West 14th Street on the north to Gansevoort Street at the south, the Meatpacking District was originally a farmers' market and then a meat market. Now, this district has a number of trendy restaurants, bars, boutiques, galleries, dance joints, and furniture and antique stores.
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Lower Manhattan
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Lower Manhattan, as the southern portion of Manhattan is called, is an area divided into various cultural districts and filled with museums, restaurants, cultural venues and old architecture.
Address: . | Manhattan, NY

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West Village
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The western side of Greenwich Village is called the West Village, a lively area with a variety of restaurants, nightclubs, stores and galleries.
Address: . | New York, NY

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Diamond District
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New York City receives over 90 percent of the diamonds coming into the United States. Most diamonds go through the Diamond District, where there is more than 2,600 independent businesses, most related to diamonds or jewelry.
Address: 10 W 47th St. | New York, NY
Tel: 1 212 302-9115

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Midtown
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The nucleus of New York, Midtown is a bustling and thriving district, brimming with hotels, restaurants, and attractions. It is also home to Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and some of the finest shopping in the world.
Address: 31st Street to 9th Avenue | Manhattan, NY | 10018 

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Broadway
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Broadway is a wide New York City avenue that runs through Manhattan into the Bronx but the term is most commonly used to refer to the theater district of the city that lies between 42nd and 53rd Streets. It is one of the oldest streets in NYC and is also home to such landmarks as the Lincoln Center, the Juliard School of Music, Central Park and Macy's.

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World Financial Center
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Located in Battery Park City, the World Financial Center is home to several international corporations, arts, fine shops, restaurants and relaxing public areas.
Address: 200 Vesey Street | New York, NY [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 417-7000
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Upper West Side
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This upscale area lies between Central Park and the Hudson river and features some of the most expensive real estate on the planet. A plethora of elegant restaurants, boutiques, and cafes can also be found on the Upper West Side.
Address: 59th Street | Manhattan, NY | 10023

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Little Italy
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This thriving district of Manhattan is brimming with unique boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. Each September, the community hosts the Feast of San Gennaro, which is marked with several colorful parades and religious processions.
Address: Canal-Houston St., Elizabeth-Lafayette St. | New York, NY [ Map ]

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Battery Park City
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A 92-acre community designed to combine commerical, residental and open spaces. Museums, restaurants, schools and shopping are located along the Hudson River.
Address: 1 World Financial Center | New York, NY | 10281 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 416-5300

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Hell's Kitchen
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Once home to gangsters and a rougher element, this Manhattan neighborhood underwent gentrification in the 1990's and is now home to Broadway actors and affluent Wall Street workers. An eclectic mix of restaurants and bars are located here, along with specialty boutiques and art galleries.
Address: 34th St to the Hudson River | Manhattan, NY | 10019 

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SoHo (South of Houston St.)
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Galleries, restaurants, and shops.
Address: Houston - Canal St., Lafayette St. - 6th Ave. | New York, NY [ Map ]

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Financial District
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New York's Financial District includes a number of major sights, such as South Street Seaport, Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, Battery Park, Trinity Church and the Woolworth Building.
Address: . | New York, NY [ Map ]

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Chelsea
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Chelsea is a neighborhood on the West Side of the New York City borough of Manhattan. It's known as a melting pot of cultures and features a thriving art scene and gay community.
Address: | Manhattan, NY | 10011 [ Map ]

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The Fashion Center
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The Fashion Center was established in 1993 to promote New York City's apparel industry and to improve the quality of life and economic vitality of Manhattan. Warehouses, retail stores and many fashion stores are featured in this area. This center celebrates fashion designers in the Walk of Fame and other events.
Address: 249 West 39th Street | New York, NY
Tel: 1 212 764-9600

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Crystal District
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Located on Madison Avenue between 58th and 63rd streets, five luxury boutiques partnered in marketing and launched the Crystal District. Stores include Swarovski, Stuben's, Baccarat, Daum and Lalique, fearturing crystal decorative objects and jewellery from around the world.
Address: Madison Avenue between 58th and 63rd Streets | New York, NY

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Harlem
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Traditionally, Harlem has been an African-American neighbourhood, and history abounds in this neighbourhood just north of Central Park in Manhattan, NY.
Address: Harlem | Manhattan, NY [ Map ]

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NoLita
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Known as NoLita, the North of Little Italy is an Italian-influenced district with an array of galleries, restuarants and shops. Area attractions include St. Patrick's Old Cathedral and the Puck Building.
Address: . | New York, NY [ Map ]

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Toy District
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Located in the Flatiron District, the Toy District holds a number of toy manufacturers with toy showrooms. This area hosts the American International Toy Fair, an event organized by the Toy Industry Association every year.
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Chinatown
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Chinatown boasts traditional Chinese events and unique gift shops with cultural artifacts and symbols.
Address: Worth Street and Broadway | New York, NY [ Map ]

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East Village
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The East Village is part of Greenwich Village in New York. This area is home to many attractions, such as New York University, Astor Library and McSorley's Old Ale House, an old pub since 1854. Ethnic restaurants dominate this district as Indian eateries line the southern side of East Sixth Street, earning the nickname Little Bombay.
Address: . | New York, NY [ Map ]

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TriBeCa
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TriBeCa includes many historic streets, which are home to various culinary, architectural and cultural spots. There are many shopping, dinning and artistic places and events in this area.
Address: . | New York, NY
Tel: 1 212 966-0063
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Wall Street
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Situated in Lower Manhattan, Wall Street is considered the financial heart of the city and indeed the country. The financial district is home to many medium and large-sized corporations and organizations, including landmarks such as the Gilded Age, the Federal Hall and the New York Stock Exchange.
Address: Wall Street | New York, NY [ Map ]

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Greenwich Village
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Famous as the home of Bob Dylan and the haven of many notable other artists both musical and literary, the historic area of Greenwich Village is filled with galleries, jazz clubs, crafts, dining areas, parks, night clubs and coffee shops.
Address: Houston - 14th St., Broadway - Hudson River | New York, NY [ Map ]

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Lower East Side
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The Lower East Side, where old-world shops sit side by side with a new generation of boutiques and galleries that showcase the best of New York’s avant-garde fashion scene. Lower East Side cuisine has developed a faithful following, with some of New York City’s best Kosher Style, Chinese, and Latin food establishments. Once the sun goes down, the curtain goes up on the Lower East Side’s nightlife where one can enjoy cozy lounges, local bands, and poetry readings.
Address: 261 Broome St. | New York, NY | 10010 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 212 226-9010

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