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New York Times: Travel
Check out Chelsea, or hang out in Harlem. Here, it's easy to find bars, attractions, events, and a bevy of other choices in New York area neighborhoods. Use the search to find the event or place in the neighborhood you'd like to see.
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artseensoho
If you don't know Soho, you will. With Soho's characteristic attitude, the oh so chic guide takes you through the art, style, and life of the neighborhood. For a breathtaking view, click on "Liberty" in the Life section.
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BrooklynX
Yo! Get thee to Brooklyn! BrooklynX proves that this underrated borough's got culture and style. Get advice on events and places to visit, and sample Brooklyn's diversity in "Neighborhoods", a map of links to choices such as traditional Bay Ridge (home of the three B's-bars, bakerys, and brides) and Williamsburg (home of old Polish ladies and young artsy types).
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Culture in the Bronx
The Bronx has a tale to tell, and you can find it here. The New York Public Library supplies a fascinating collection of links that direct you to culture, recreation, history, and more in da Bronx.
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Newyork.citysearch: Neighborhoods
Hang in your favorite hood. Although not comprehensive, Citysearch's useful neighborhood guides have done the legwork for you. Unfortunately mostly in Manhattan, it includes suggested stops and nearby restaurants, bars, and attractions.
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Staten Island Sites and Scenes
Is there anything at the other side of that ferry? You bet. Staten Island's diverse attractions are some of NYC's best kept secrets, and the museums, parks, and historical attractions presented here offer ample proof. A visit to the Tibetan Museum or the 191 acre Clove Lakes Park just might lure you across the Narrows. Clickable maps and ferry schedules included.
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Greewich-Village.com
Visiting the Village? This cheesy looking community-run site highlights area restaurants, events, and establishments. Post on the bulletin board, or use the search features to find new and fun places to dine or shop. We found the "True Story of Greewich Village" history fascinating, and wished there were more photos.
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Home to Harlem
Making a trip to the Apollo Theater? Home to Harlem will get you there. Use its map, culture guide, and tour itineraries as your guide to one of the most historically rich neighborhoods in NYC. Unfortunately, content is shallow and navigation is clumsy here, but you should find something more worthwhile on the links page.
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Queens
Not a pretty site, but you get an idea of what to do in Queens with this Chamber of Commerce guide. Lots of links for art and culture (the grand Queens Museum of Art), parks, and sports (Lets go Mets!) take you to prettier, more informative Queens sites.
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