Battery Park City & TriBeCa

Battery Park City, located on the southwestern tip of Manhattan is a quiet suburban oasis, filled with ample amounts of scenic harbor and water views, charming streets, boardwalks and many parks and playgrounds including Rockefeller Park. The Esplanade is about 1.2 miles, which spans along the Hudson River, which is perfect for a river walk, bike, or jog. Views include that of nearby Ellis Island. The trendy TriBeCa and the Wall Street focused Financial District can be enjoyed and are just a short walk, or subway ride away.

TriBeCa (Triangle below Canal Street) located in lower Manhattan is one of New York City’s most fashionable and trendy yet relaxed residential neighborhoods with upscale art galleries, chic boutiques, and more than half a dozen of the city’s finest restaurants. TriBeCa provides a quiet oasis with cobblestone streets, parks and playgrounds such as Duane Park and Hudson River Park. TriBeCa is home to many modern institutions as well as several NYC historic landmarks. Located just steps away from Battery Park and the hip SoHo to the North.

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There are plenty of attractions in the area for Art enthusiasts including The National Museum of the American Indian, George Gustav Heye Center, which is located adjacent to the northeast corner of Battery Park or The New Museum a leading destination for new art and new ideas and Manhattan's only dedicated contemporary art museum; respected internationally for the adventurousness and global scope of its curatorial program.

Downtown Manhattan has a limitless supply of dining options. From the new Asian-accented French cuisine of SHO Shaun Hergatt­—Shaun was awarded New York’s Best New Chef award in 2009—to neighborhood favorites like P.J. Clarke’s for a great burger, you are sure to find a restaurant that suits your taste.

There is always plenty to do in the enclave; from the wide open green space of Battery Park to all of the attractions, such as City Hall, the NYSE and the South Street Seaport, as well as magnificent museums like the Ellis Island Museum or the Skyscraper Museum. The myriad of activities seems endless.