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The possibilities are virtually endless in Manhattan, whether you’re experiencing its magnificence for the first or 100th time. The borough’s vibrancy attracts millions of visitors who are eager to dive into shopping, dining, nightlife and the arts—outdoors and indoors. Times Square, Central Park and the Hudson River bike paths are perfect starting points for those discovering Manhattan’s landscape, but many of the borough’s treasures require further detours. Explore Chelsea’s warehouses filled with art galleries or eat and shop at Chinatown’s markets and Little Italy’s cafes. Nightlife reigns supreme on the Lower East Side, while Harlem’s legendary streets are dotted with music halls, lounges and mouthwatering dining options. No matter where you choose to start your adventure in Manhattan, you’re guaranteed to find an abundance of exciting options.

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central park

This remarkable New York City green space is full of attractions and surprises.

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chelsea

Rollicking bars and a rock 'n' roll past meet gourmet eats and fine shopping in the gallery-rich West '20s.

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chinatown

The thriving immigrant community gives visitors access to wares and culinary delights from far-flung locales.

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east village

Dive bars, coffee shops, vintage fashion, history, alternative theater and more await in this nabe.

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flatiron district

With a wide variety of retailers and nightlife options and a similarly diverse array of restaurants, this historic 'hood provides visitors enough activities for an entire trip.

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gramercy

NYC's most exclusive park is surrounded by stunning architecture, great food and live music.

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harlem

Head uptown to visit gallery spaces, new boutiques and dining hotspots.

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hell's kitchen

This Midtown neighborhood is a haven for arts of all stripes, from theatrical to culinary.

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koreatown

Midtown's Korean neighborhood features an electric mix of dining, shopping and relaxation.

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lower east side

Explore remnants of an immigrant past, check out contemporary art and up-and-coming bands, and visit the boutiques, bars and restaurants in this downtown neighborhood.

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lower manhattan

Satisfy cravings for culture, cuisine, shopping and investment alike with a visit downtown.

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meatpacking district

This neighborhood is, well, packed with trendy eats, alternative art and designer fashion.

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midtown

Iconic attractions like the Empire State Building, Times Square and Broadway are just some of what you'll find in this comprehensive guide to Midtown culture, dining, shopping and more.

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nolita and little italy

These two cozy, contiguous neighborhoods offer singularly excellent dining and shopping.

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soho

The art-world cred here endures—along with some of the best shopping in town.

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times square

Find out everything you've ever wanted to know—and didn't even think to ask—about the "Crossroads of the World."

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tribeca

Get to know this downtown neighborhood—from eateries like The Odeon and Macao Trading Company to hotspots like Tribeca Grand Hotel, Brandy Library and more.

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upper east side

From Museum Mile and Madison Avenue to sushi, sundaes and sea lions, the UES suits all tastes.

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upper west side

Bagels, brunch and biblical art are just a few of the attractions in this cultured NYC nabe.

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washington square

Vegetarian food, live comedy, vinyl shopping and one of the City's liveliest parks await in Greenwich Village.

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west village

A full spectrum of cultural and gastronomic offerings characterize this cozy downtown neighborhood.

Summer Highlights:
Central Park | centralparknyc.org | 212-639-9675
Enjoy the outdoors at this 800 plus–acre park in the heart of NYC.

Harlem Stage – The Gatehouse | harlemstage.org | 212-281-9240 
State-of-the-art space hosts theater, dance and musical performances.

The High Line | thehighline.org | 212-500-6035 
Elevated west side park stretches from Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street.

Hudson River Park – Pier 46
Lush waterfront destination is a cool summer draw for walking, biking and picnics.

NYC Restaurant Week Summer 2013 | nycgo.com/restaurantweek
Hundreds of NYC’s best restaurants offer prix-fixe lunch and dinner.

For more information, visit mbpo.org.