Welcome to Tribeca
A quiet and serene neighborhood with magnificent waterfront views
Tribeca is a New York City neighborhood that lies west of the Hudson River and south of Soho. The community is best known for its trendy boutiques, cobblestone streets, and historic commercial properties. It also hosts the infamous Tribeca Film Festival, showcasing various films, talks, immersive programs, music, artworks, and games.
Most of Tribeca's residential loft spaces were once longstanding industrial buildings. Townhouses are the predominant home architecture in the neighborhood. Residents and visitors can easily access upscale restaurants and waterfront amenities.
What to Love
- Understated elegance
- Distance from the hustle and bustle of downtown Manhattan
- Outdoor walking spaces
- Spectacular river vistas
- Well-established infrastructure
- Access to fine dining and entertainment options
Local Lifestyle
Tribeca has a quiet and serene vibe thanks to its distance from busy downtown Manhattan. The neighborhood's luxury lofts give it a hip, affluent, posh personality and attract people wishing to escape downtown Manhattan's concrete jungle.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
Tribeca's upscale restaurants, cafes, and boutiques ensure that residents and travelers are spoilt for choice. The Roxy is a hip hotel featuring a spectacular eight-story atrium and elegant mid-century contemporary art deco. The establishment also has a full bar, a café, and a stylish lounge.
If you are looking for authentic American fare in Tribeca,
Tiny's is the perfect spot. The longstanding bi-level restaurant has a warm, friendly atmosphere attributable to its dim lighting and rustic settings.
Frenchette is a classy restaurant that brings French flavors to Tribeca. The contemporary bistro also serves French wine varieties in a polished, cozy environment.
Whether celebrating a special occasion or having an intimate dinner,
l’abeille caters to everyone's needs. The high-end restaurant serves authentic French and Japanese cuisines in a cozy, modern space. Popular dishes on the establishment's artful menu include grilled trout, lychee mousse, and many others.
Shion 69 Leonard Street is a refined dining destination specializing in Japanese cuisine. The establishment has an elegant 12-seat counter where guests can have omakase sushi and kaiseki dinners.
If you are a wine connoisseur,
City Vineyard in Tribeca is a must-visit. The restaurant offers American dishes and lets you select wines from an extensive wine library. You can sit on its roomy roof deck to enjoy spectacular river and skyline views.
Things to Do
Tribeca's festivals, museums, parks, and services make the community unique. The Tribeca Film Festival is an annual event that showcases various film genres, including upcoming blockbusters, short films, provocative documentaries, and foreign films. You can also expect panel discussions, lectures, multimedia projects, games, virtual reality, and online programs.
If you are an art enthusiast, Tribeca's numerous art galleries will ensure you’re taken care of. For starters, you can visit the elegant
Bortolami art gallery that showcases the artworks of American and European contemporary artists. On the other hand,
Art Projects International is a modern gallery that predominantly showcases the artworks of Asian artists and novel and established international artworks.
Washington Market Park is the perfect spot to chill out with family and friends. The green outdoor space features basketball courts, a children's playground, tennis courts, and a lush green community garden.
If you loved the 1984 Ghostbusters movie,
Ghostbusters Headquarters is a must-see. The Beaux-arts style building draws tourists from New York City and beyond.
The
Cary Building is an iconic landmark building in the heart of Tribeca. Its exterior is a sight to behold thanks to its Italian Renaissance revival architectural style and cast-iron façade.
Schools
The New York City School District 1 serves the Tribeca community. A notable school in the district includes:
- Portfolio School, Grades K-12
