About the Five Boroughs
The City derives its character from hundreds of communities that feel like cities (and worlds) of their own. Scroll on to find your next destination.
NYC Local Legends: Angela Hunte
There’s no better way to see New York City than through the eyes of a local. In our NYC Local Legends video series, notable New Yorkers share their perspectives on some of the five boroughs’ most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods. In this episode, Brooklyn native Angela Hunte takes us around Flatbush, highlighting the culture through food, music, carnival and more.
Bronx
Island
THE BRONX
The Bronx is full of history and culture. It’s where Babe Ruth became a baseball legend, hip-hop was born and an old-world Little Italy flourishes.
BROOKLYN
There’s plenty to explore in NYC’s most populous borough, from world-class nightlife and innovative cuisine to brownstone-lined neighborhoods and expansive parks.
MANHATTAN
Home to the most famous skyline in the world, Manhattan is an icon. Find adventure everywhere, whether by the lights of Broadway or under the soaring elms of Central Park.
QUEENS
Queens can satisfy nearly every taste and thrill. Explore an endless selection of global cuisines, scenic surf, edgy galleries and World’s Fair remnants.
STATEN ISLAND
Think you know Staten Island? Think again. New York City’s southernmost borough is filled with historic attractions, beach views and international dining options—all just a ferry ride away.
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Washington Heights & Inwood
The northern tip of Manhattan offers awe-inspiring Hudson River views, along with plenty of dining options.
Upper East Side
The refined enclave is defined by big-name museums and high-class shopping.
West Village
Discover charming cobblestone streets, LGBT history and some of the City’s best restaurants.
Flushing
Flushing holds Queens’ Chinatown, its bustling main blocks lined with herbal shops and Asian bakeries and restaurants.
Richmond Town
Hundreds of years of history are on display in this living museum of a neighborhood.
Fort Greene
Visit this Brooklyn neighborhood for Revolutionary War history, culture and a great dining scene.
Jackson Heights
Dine at some of the City’s best South Asian restaurants in Queens’ melting pot.