Your Guide to Manhattan Neighborhoods

New York City's Midtown area has a gay past stretching back more than a century. This timeline hits the main highlights of Midtown's LGBT history, from 1900 to 1960.

New York's Greenwich/West Village area was the city's first ever gayborhood. Find out more about the events that shaped its early LGBT history, from 1890 to 1930.

New York City's Midtown area has a gay past stretching back more than a century. This timeline hits the main highlights of Midtown's LGBT history, from 1961 to 2000.

Soho, located in downtown Manhattan, is a shopper’s heaven. Visitors walk the cobblestone streets and find designer stores, quaint boutiques, trendy restaurants and bars, and expensive apartments converted from artists' lofts in the historic cast-iron buildings.

Manhattan’s West Village is one of the most charming and desirable neighborhoods in Manhattan. Take a walking tour to discover quaint designer shops, sample plates from famous restaurants, and learn a little about the neighborhood’s rich history.

The Lower East Side is a trendy and exciting neighborhood in lower Manhattan.

Take a photo tour of New York City's East Village. Enjoy views of Washington Square Park, venture east to Astor Place and St. Mark's Place, then wander downtown to see Cooper Square and other Village sights.

Photos of anti-war rally in Union Square

A neighborhood profile of Chelsea.

Historic Harlem is experiencing a second renaissance, fueled by Manhattan's booming real estate market. Your guide to exploring the culture and flavor of Harlem and information on finding an affordable apartment in the neighborhood.

New York's East Village neighborhood has long been a center for the city's artistic and counterculture movements. Explore some of the key dates from the LGBT history of Manhattan's downtown alternative enclave.

Learn all about Hoboken, the little Jersey town within easy commute of Manhattan. Research Hoboken rents, Hoboken bars, living in Hoboken and commuting to Manhattan, and more.

Learn all about Tribeca -- one of Manhattan's hottest neighborhoods. Essential info for living in Tribeca -- and a guide to things to do for those just visiting.

See Tribeca's main attractions and get a feel for the neighborhood. This neighborhood walking tour offers scenic views and plenty of opportunities to stop for great food, shopping and fun.

A New Yorker's guide to New York City's famous Rockefeller Center, home of Radio City Music Hall, the Rockefeller Center ice-skating rink, the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, the GE Building, NBC Studios, and more.

Photos from a showy and sinful tour of the West Village (and beyond) -- including classic cars, Korean barbecue, Olympic fencers, pink West Village landmarks, sex toys, ping pong, massages, and more.

A directory of Fashion District events, resources, and hot spots.

Find out what's happening on the Lower East Side. This site from the LES Business Improvement District is your guide to event listings, shopping and restaurant advice, and culture on the LES.

Everything you need to know about Times Square -- history, things to do, and hot deals and promotions.

Visit the New York Garment District, the historic neighborhood that is still the heart of the New York fashion industry.