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All 51 neighborhoods

Five boroughs, no ranking — just every published neighborhood, grouped the way New Yorkers actually talk about the city. Pick a borough, or scroll.

Bronx

9 neighborhoods

Birthplace of hip-hop and home to Yankee Stadium

B · D

Bronx Little Italy

Authentic Italian neighborhood on Arthur Avenue
Bx29 bus to Pelham Bay Park (6)

City Island

A small nautical island — no subway of its own, just a bus from the 6 train
4 · B · D

Concourse

Yankee Stadium, right outside the 161st Street subway station
4 · B · D

Fordham

University neighborhood with the Bronx Zoo and Botanical Garden nearby
6

Mott Haven

The Bronx's southernmost neighborhood, on the 6 train
1

Riverdale

Affluent hillside neighborhood with Hudson River views
2 · 4 · 5

South Bronx

Birthplace of hip-hop, with Yankee Stadium and waterfront renewal
Bx40/Bx42 bus

Throgs Neck

No subway — buses, the Throgs Neck Bridge, and a 2021 ferry stop
4

Woodlawn

The 4 train's northern terminus, beside Woodlawn Cemetery

Brooklyn

10 neighborhoods

NYC's most populous borough, from Coney Island's boardwalk to the DUMBO waterfront

R

Bay Ridge

The R train's southern terminus, at the foot of the Verrazzano Bridge
A · C · G

Bed-Stuy

Historic brownstones and deep African-American heritage
2 · 3 · A

Brooklyn Heights

Historic area with famous promenade
L · M · J

Bushwick

Street art capital with warehouse lofts and late-night bars
2 · 3 · 4

Crown Heights

West Indian culture and the Brooklyn Museum nearby
A · C · F

DUMBO

Waterfront area with iconic Manhattan views
G

Greenpoint

Brooklyn's northernmost point, Little Poland, and McCarren Park
2 · 3 · B

Park Slope

Victorian brownstones and family-friendly vibe
D · N · R

Sunset Park

Brooklyn's largest park and diverse immigrant communities, incl. a large Chinatown
L · G · J

Williamsburg

Trendy area with street art and waterfront views

Manhattan

15 neighborhoods

The heart of NYC, home to iconic landmarks and diverse neighborhoods

1 · 2 · 3

Chelsea

Art galleries and the iconic High Line elevated park
L · N · R

East Village

Counterculture hub with dive bars and late-night eats
1 · 2 · 3

Financial District

Wall Street, One World Trade Center, and Manhattan's southern-tip landmarks
N · Q · R

Flatiron District

The Flatiron Building, tech startups, and Madison Square Park
6 · L

Gramercy Park

Upscale neighborhood centered around a private, key-only park
A · B · C

Greenwich Village

Historic neighborhood around Washington Square Park, jazz clubs and NYU
2 · 3 · A

Harlem

Historic African-American cultural center with jazz heritage and the Apollo Theater
A · C · E

Hell's Kitchen

Diverse dining scene near Times Square and the Theater District
F · J · M

Lower East Side

Historic immigrant neighborhood turned bars, vintage shops, and diverse food
1 · 2 · 3

Midtown

Commercial hub with Times Square, the Empire State Building, and Grand Central
6

Murray Hill

Residential neighborhood with easy access to Grand Central
C · E · N

SoHo

Cast-iron architecture and upscale shopping destination
1 · 2 · 3

TriBeCa

Upscale neighborhood famous for the Tribeca Film Festival
4 · 5 · 6

Upper East Side

Upscale area with Museum Mile and Central Park
1 · 2 · 3

Upper West Side

Cultural hub with Lincoln Center and museums

Queens

9 neighborhoods

The most diverse urban area in the world

N · W

Astoria

Diverse neighborhood with international cuisine
E · F · M

Elmhurst

One of the most linguistically diverse neighborhoods in NYC
7

Flushing

One of NYC's largest Chinatowns and the gateway to Citi Field
E · F · M

Forest Hills

Tudor-style homes and the historic West Side Tennis Club
7 · E · F

Jackson Heights

Most diverse neighborhood in NYC, with Latino and South Asian communities
E · J · Z

Jamaica

Queens' transit hub — subway, LIRR, and the JFK AirTrain all meet here
7 · E · G

Long Island City

Modern neighborhood with arts and waterfront
L · M

Ridgewood

Row houses on the Brooklyn-Queens border, on the L/M lines
7

Sunnyside

The 7 train and Sunnyside Gardens, an early US garden-city development

Staten Island

8 neighborhoods

NYC's greenest borough, reachable by the iconic Staten Island Ferry

Staten Island Railway

Great Kills

Beaches and salt marsh at Great Kills Park (Gateway National Recreation Area)
S40 bus (no rail)

New Brighton

Snug Harbor Cultural Center, a former sailors' home turned 83-acre arts campus
Staten Island Railway

New Dorp

One of Staten Island's oldest Dutch settlements, on the Staten Island Railway
S44/S46 bus (no rail)

Port Richmond

A former industrial ferry town at the foot of the Bayonne Bridge
Staten Island Railway

St. George

Ferry terminal neighborhood with waterfront attractions and government buildings
Staten Island Railway

Stapleton

Historic waterfront neighborhood with Victorian architecture
Staten Island Railway (nearest: Grasmere/Dongan Hills)

Todt Hill

The highest natural point on the Atlantic coastal plain south of Maine
Staten Island Railway

Tottenville

Southernmost neighborhood in New York State, small-town feel

By the numbers

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