These neighborhood guides will lead you to incredible cuisine, historic sights, contemporary attractions and great spots for a night out.
Plan your visit to the newly reopened museum, which is dedicated to Black artists and famed for its pioneering residency program.
For more than a century, Harlem has helped define artistic styles and cultural movements, whether in jazz, hip-hop, poetry or fashion.
Savor the flavors at Harlem’s must-try restaurants, which range from Senegalese to soul food to seasonal takes on New American cuisine.
These tour companies know the ins and outs of uptown. Consider a guided tour to deepen your Harlem experience.
Harlem's personality shines year-round. Immerse yourself in the storied neighborhood with our photo slideshow.




Find a wide array of neighborhood shops, attractions, restaurants and more below.
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Welcome to Harlem is a full-service tour company that provides custom and educational tours, weekly jazz, and annual gospel concerts.
Just east of Malcolm X Boulevard, this outdoor affair specializes in colorful African goods.
Marcus Samuelsson's restaurant focuses on elevated American comfort food.
James Beard Award–winning author Serena Bass, Lido's executive chef, creates unique twists on Northern Italian classics on Harlem's "Restaurant Row."
Located on 125th Street, the hotel blends modern design with Harlem’s artistic heritage, featuring stylish guestrooms and lively social spaces.
Harlem's jazz museum offers music education and entertainment to its visitors.
Panda Harlem is a unique dining experience inspired by fine cuisine, high-energy hospitality and hip-hop culture.
You'd never know H&M was founded in 1947, since this hip haven is always on the cutting edge of fashion and style trends.
Jazzmobile preserves America’s classical music, jazz, through free live performances and music education programs.
Harlem yoga studio with affordable rates and classes for kids, families and more.