Shopping Districts

SoHo

New York, NY

One of Manhattan's youngest "neighborhoods," SoHo was named for the area south of Houston Street.

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Mott St, New York, NY

Once upon a time, these blocks of Mulberry, Mott and Elizabeth were essentially extensions of Little Italy, but today the area north of Broome has assumed an identity all its own.

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Madison Avenue

New York, NY

Tony, chic, posh ... The mere mentioning of Madison Avenue brings these adjectives to mind.

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Lower East Side

New York, NY

While many neighborhoods merely claim to have their fingers on NYC's fashion pulse, the Lower East Side is the city's heart and soul when it comes to determining what's cool.

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Garment District

New York's Garment District, an area-so-named thanks to its long run as a fashion design and manufacturing center, is located between the Theater District and Chelsea.

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Fulton Street Mall

Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-403-1632

This open-air mall sees some 100,000 shoppers each day, easily making it one of the top three busiest commercial districts in the Five Boroughs.

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Fifth Avenue

New York, NY

Retail elites such as Tiffany, Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue have warmly embraced well-heeled spenders, and Euro shops like Cartier welcome luxury item seekers.

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Chinatown

New York, NY

Bounded loosely by TriBeCa to the west, Canal Street to the north, and City Hall to the south, Chinatown is the Big Apple's most famous ethnic neighborhood.

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Chelsea Gallery District

New York, NY

Chelsea's far west side, roughly 13th through 29th Street between 9th and 11th Avenue, has emerged as one of the city's true hotspots for finding contemporary art.

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