What to do in Tribeca (TRIangle BElow CAnal Street)

The trendy neighborhood of Tribeca lies on the lower West Side of Manhattan. Once the industrial heart of the city, Tribeca's factories and unique cast iron fronted warehouses have been converted to spacious lofts, apartments and condos. Wondering what to do in Tribeca during your next trip to New York City?  Tribeca now boasts many famous residents as well as many upscale restaurants and art galleries. Tribeca is conveniently located close to the financial district and many unique neighborhoods such as SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown. With its trendy art scene, unique restaurants and boutiques, and some of the city's top real estate, Tribeca is a place worth exploring. 

Explore our favorite things to do in Tribeca below, and book your trip to Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel today.

Tribeca Attractions & Landmarks

• TRIBECA Performing Arts Center - 199 Chambers Street 
• New York Academy of Art - 111 Franklin Street
• Tribeca Cinemas - 54 Varick Street 
• Canal Room - 285 West Broadway
• Washington Market Park - Greenwich Street & Duane Street
• Trapeze School of New York - 353 West Street (At Hudson River Park)
• Freedom Tower - 1 WTC
• City Hall - Park Row & Broadway
• Woolworth Building - 233 Broadway
• African Burial Ground - 290 Broadway
• Tweed Courthouse - 52 Chambers Street
• The Skyscraper Museum - 39 Battery Place
• 92Y Tribeca - 200 Hudson Street
• Century 21 - 22 Cortlandt Street
• Maserati of Manhattan - 1 York Street
• Ducati Triumph NY - 155 Avenue Of The Americas
• Hudson River Park
• Franklin Street - Franklin is one of Tribeca's characteristic cobblestone streets lined with converted warehouses. On Franklin, you'll see art galleries, antique stores, and bars.
• Greenwich Street - Enjoy the early-19th-century historic town houses that line the side of Independence Plaza

Local Neighborhoods near Tribeca

• SoHo: 0.1 miles - Known for its mid-19th Century cast-iron architecture and its loft-style apartments, SoHo is also known for its designer boutiques, trendy restaurants and bars and sidewalk vendors. Explore what to do in SoHo near Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel.
  
  
• Chinatown: 0.4 miles - The streets of Chinatown are great for wandering. Explore the local stores selling Asian goods and groceries and stop in to try some of the best restaurants specializing in Dim Sum and Cantonese cuisine.
  
  
• Little Italy: 0.5 miles - Expanding about 4 city blocks, check out the many Italian restaurants, imported Italian grocery stores and the old St. Patrick's Cathedral. Make to sure to experience Little Italy during the San Gennaro festival every September.
  
  
• Greenwich Village: 1 mile - When you've had enough of Manhattan's skyscrapers and bustling crowds, head to Greenwich Village and enjoy a quieter, calmer atmosphere. Explore the many independently owned shops, restaurants and secret gardens nestled between townhouses.