Lower Manhattan
From founding fathers to modern marvels
GUIDES & ESSENTIALS
Use our guides to explore Lower Manhattan's landmarks, outdoor spaces and cultural institutions.
ATTRACTIONS & HISTORIC SITES
There’s no shortage of landmark spots in Lower Manhattan. From Federal Hall to the tallest observation deck in the hemisphere, discover them all.
WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK
Grab a bite at NYC’s oldest restaurant, learn where the baked Alaska was born or head to a refined sky-high eatery with views from every angle.
DISCOVER LOWER MANHATTAN'S GEMS
Enjoy Lower Manhattan history lessons with our expert guides.
WHERE TO SHOP
Whether at a strikingly modern mall, an official place for NYC merch or one of the oldest shops anywhere, you will find plenty to keep you browsing.
14 TOP THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN LOWER MANHATTAN
Get inspired by our photo slideshow, and add these sights and activities do to your NYC bucket list.
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The Fulton
Dine at Jean-Georges Vongerichten's celebration of fresh seafood in the Seaport.
Mint House 70 Pine by Kasa
Mint House 70 Pine by Kasa is an apartment-style hotel with 132 suites, including full kitchens and living rooms with modern furnishings.
The Wall Street Hotel
The Wall Street Hotel, a Preferred LVX property, is a luxurious new downtown urban retreat.
Brooklyn Chop House - Downtown
This clubby Financial District spot serves steakhouse classics and Asian dishes in an airy industrial space.
Maison Passerelle
Three-time James Beard Award winner Gregory Gourdet crafts a culinary language that links New York and France through the rich flavors of the French Caribbean, French Africa, and French Asia.
Conrad New York Downtown
Conrad New York Downtown is a contemporary all-suite luxury hotel located in the heart of Lower Manhattan.
Vino &... - Eataly NYC Downtown
Vino &..., the wine bar in the heart of the marketplace at Eataly NYC Downtown, brings the best of Italian wines into one restaurant and bar in downtown New York.
AC Hotel Downtown
AC Hotel New York Downtown, where European-inspired design meets NYC energy, places guests in Manhattan’s Financial District, steps from Wall Street, the Seaport District, and the Brooklyn Bridge.
Skinos
Skinos is a destination where culture and hospitality come alive. The menu brings Greek flavor into the now: fresh, vibrant, and full of character.
