Neighborhoods
New York neighborhoods
Ten neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn on one map. Each one with boundaries, landmarks and subway lines.
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UESManhattan
Upper East Side
East of Central Park, from Fifth Avenue to the East River.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum About the neighborhood -
UWSManhattan
Upper West Side
West of Central Park, from Central Park West to the Hudson River.
Lincoln Center · American Museum of Natural History About the neighborhood -
MIDManhattan
Midtown
The center of Manhattan between 34th and 59th Streets, from the Hudson to the East River.
Empire State Building · Rockefeller Center About the neighborhood -
CHEManhattan
Chelsea
Manhattan’s West Side between 14th and 34th Streets.
The High Line · Chelsea Market About the neighborhood -
FLATManhattan
Flatiron
Around the Flatiron Building, where Fifth Avenue crosses Broadway at 23rd Street.
The Flatiron Building · Madison Square Park About the neighborhood -
TRIManhattan
Tribeca
Lower Manhattan, south of Canal Street and west of Broadway.
Washington Market Park · The Hudson River Park piers About the neighborhood -
SOHOManhattan
SoHo
Lower Manhattan between Houston Street and Canal Street.
Nineteenth-century cast-iron facades · Prince Street and Spring Street About the neighborhood -
WVManhattan
West Village
The western part of Greenwich Village between 14th Street and Houston Street, out to the Hudson.
Bleecker Street and Christopher Street · The southern entrance to the High Line About the neighborhood -
BKHBrooklyn
Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn, on the East River across from Lower Manhattan.
The Brooklyn Heights Promenade · Brooklyn Bridge Park About the neighborhood -
HARManhattan
Harlem
Northern Manhattan, north of Central Park.
The Apollo Theater · Marcus Garvey Park About the neighborhood