NEIGHBORHOOD

ModernHaus is a place where art, community, and innovation come together in an unforgettable urban setting.

A New York City landmark since 1989, Angelika Film Center is known for its curated lineup of new indie and foreign films. Don’t be surprised if you run into a famous filmmaker; this is a favorite spot of many Hollywood A-listers.

Set beneath a state-of-the-art, retractable greenhouse, our dining room allows for flexible indoor/outdoor dining, with several additional indoor and outdoor cocktail areas. Our menu showcases elevated classics featuring global flavors with a Mediterranean flair.

This TriBeCa bakery specializes in breads, but their Italian baked goods, like flaky lumacas and crumbly biscottis, take the cake. No matter what you’re craving, you’ll find something here to satisfy your sweet tooth!

This shop features minimalist and delicate children and baby clothing, crafted from exquisite fabrics. Also on offer: carefully curated housewares, giftable accessories, and women's clothing.

The 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park and greenway traces the length of a former New York Central Railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan. Don’t miss the art exhibitions and Hudson River views along the way.

This Saturday market has been popping up in Greenwich Village year-round since 1994. Pick up heirloom vegetables, freshly-plucked fruit, pasture-raised eggs, and farmstead goat and cow's milk cheese.

Curated by Christiane Celle, the founder of resort wear brand Calypso, this lifestyle store features contemporary photography, coffee table books, home decor, and fashion.

This intimate bar has an extensive wine list and menu of shareable Spanish-style tapas—plus $1 oyster happy hour. Come here for post-meeting drinks or a casual night out.

This authentic tapas bar and restaurant channels the same lively, spirited atmosphere of Barcelona tapas bars. If you’re looking to do a big group dinner or drinks, this is your spot.

Founded by Robert de Niro and Jane Rosenthal in 2002, the Tribeca Film Festival spotlights a diverse selection of feature and short films, art exhibitions, and digital programming.

On Wednesdays and Saturdays year-round, this market sells locally grown produce, sustainably raised meat, seafood, sheep's milk cheese and yogurt, orchard fruit and berries, herbs, plants and cut flowers.

Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's farm-to-table restaurant focuses on local, seasonal produce free from pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, insecticides, and GMOs. In addition to being healthy, it’s also ridiculously tasty.

The New York location of the beloved Parisian restaurant is part bar, part restaurant, and part cafe. It’s open from sunlight to candlelight and features a sprawling sidewalk setup.

An all-day eatery that doubles as our hotel’s art-filled living room. By day, grab coffee, pastries and to-go fare. By night, sip creative cocktails in an intimate lounge.

The New York offshoot of the renowned international gallery brings together contemporary works by heavyweights including Andy Warhol, Alex Katz, and Manolo Valdés.

The WundaBar Approach combines beautiful biomechanics and traditional Pilates with efficient movement, exceptional flow and a cardio-intense pace.

This National Historic Site housed working-class immigrants from over 20 nations during the 19th and 20th centuries. Today, it is dedicated to documenting these immigrants’ stories through immersive exhibits.

One of SoHo's most beloved drinking spots, JIMMY offers specialty cocktails, an outdoor pool, and 18th-floor views of the Freedom Tower, the Hudson River, and the bridges spanning the East River.

The Tribeca location of the Detroit-based brand features a curated assortment of luxury timepieces, beautiful leather goods, and other investment-worthy gifts that are built to last.

This subterranean spa comprises a circuit of hot and cold pools, ice baths, steam rooms, and treatment areas, modeled after the bathhouses of ancient Rome and Greece.

This West Village institution serves straightforward, classic Italian fare like artichoke salads and cacio y pepe. Don’t wear your whites—their red-sauce lasagne a sugo is a must.