A guide to unique and local NYC
Manhattan Neighborhood Map
This map shows you the heart and soul of New York City — the places New Yorkers live, eat, work and explore, and the reason we all love living here.
Every Manhattan neighborhood has a different vibe, with different shops, restaurants, cafés and attractions. It may surprise you how easy it is to feel the character of each one — and how much changes from one block to the next.
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Interactive Manhattan Neighborhood Map
Click each neighborhood to learn the best things to do and see, where to eat and which shops are worth your time on your NYC vacation.
Tap or hover any neighborhood, then click to open its insider guide.
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Every neighborhood has its own vibe, shops, restaurants and cafés — and most are a 20–30 minute walk end to end. Hover the map or pick from the list.
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The online map is free forever. But on the street — with no signal, a dead phone and a tired group — the printable package is what actually saves your day.
- 45+ pages of detailed neighborhood maps with every street and cross street
- The best restaurants, hotels, shops and attractions marked by neighborhood
- Walking routes so you never zig-zag across the city twice
- Print unlimited copies for everyone in your group — works with no wifi
- Optional 2, 3 and 5-day itineraries planned morning to night
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Beyond Manhattan
The Five NYC Boroughs
When most people think of NYC they are really thinking of Manhattan — but there are four other boroughs, each with its own character.
Attractions by neighborhood
New York City — What is Where?
The fastest way to group your days: see which famous sights sit in the same neighborhood so you walk instead of criss-crossing the city.
- American Museum of Natural History
- Lincoln Center
- Beacon Theatre
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Guggenheim Museum
- The Frick
- Top of the Rock
- Rockefeller Center
- Museum of Modern Art
- Grand Central Station
- St. Patrick's Cathedral
- The Plaza Hotel
- Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
- Circle Line cruises
- Broadway shows
- Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
- Empire State Building
- Madison Square Garden
- The High Line
- Edge
- Vessel
- Chelsea Market
- The High Line
- Whitney Museum
- Tenement Museum
- Museum at Eldridge Street
- Washington Square Park
- NYU
- Jazz clubs
- Statue of Liberty
- 9/11 Memorial
- 9/11 Museum
- One World Observatory
- Charging Bull
Street by street
Manhattan Neighborhood Boundaries
| Neighborhood | Area | Boundaries |
|---|---|---|
| Harlem | Uptown | E/W 110th to 155th St |
| Upper West Side | Uptown | W 59–110, Central Park West to the river |
| Central Park | Uptown | 59th to 110th, 5th Ave to Central Park West |
| Upper East Side | Uptown | E 59–96, the river to 5th (and E96–110 along 5th) |
| Midtown West / Hell's Kitchen | Midtown | 34th to 59th St, west of 5th Ave |
| Times Square / Broadway | Midtown | W 42nd–53rd, 6th to 8th Aves |
| Midtown East | Midtown | 42nd to 59th, the river to 5th Ave |
| Fashion / Garment District | Midtown | W 34th to 42nd Sts, 5th to 9th Aves |
| Chelsea / Hudson Yards | Midtown | W 14–34, 7th Ave to the river |
| Gramercy / Murray Hill | Midtown | E 14th to 34th, Park Ave to the East River |
| Union Square / Flatiron | Downtown | E 14–17 and E/W 16–27, Park Ave S to 6th |
| Meatpacking District | Downtown | Gansevoort to W 15th, Hudson St to the river |
| West Village | Downtown | Houston to W 14th, 6th Ave to the river |
| Greenwich Village | Downtown | Houston to W 14th, Broadway to 6th Ave |
| NoHo | Downtown | Houston to Astor Pl, Bowery to Broadway |
| East Village | Downtown | Houston to E 14th, Bowery to the East River |
| SoHo | Downtown | Canal to Houston, Lafayette to Varick |
| Little Italy | Downtown | Canal to Broome, along Mulberry St |
| Chinatown | Downtown | Chambers to Delancey, East Broadway to Broadway |
| Lower East Side | Downtown | Canal to Houston, Bowery to the river |
| Tribeca / Battery Park City | Downtown | Park Pl to Canal, Broadway to the river |
| Financial District / Wall St | Downtown | Below Chambers St |
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