Refuel with exceptional single-origin coffee at Café Integral, an airy spot with a crowd on Elizabeth St. Tasty pastries are another reason to stop by.
Café Integral
SoHo & Chinatown
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
4.4 MILES
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4.55 MILES
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2.76 MILES
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National September 11 Memorial Museum
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This humble museum offers a random mishmash of historical objects documenting early Italian life in NYC, from Sicilian marionettes to old Italian comics…
0.16 MILES
Named for the mulberry farms that once stood here, Mulberry St is now better known as the meat in Little Italy's sauce. It's an animated strip, packed…
3. New Museum of Contemporary Art
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0.18 MILES
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0.19 MILES
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0.2 MILES
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The largest green space in the neighborhood, this three-block-long park is a hive of activity on warm weekends, with basketball courts, a small soccer…
8. Museum of Chinese in America
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In this space designed by architect Maya Lin (designer of the famed Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC) is a multifaceted museum whose engaging permanent…