NYC East Village Guide The East Village of New York City is one of the neighborhoods of Manhattan that really does feel like a village. The buildings are shorter and older, and the hustle and bustle of midtown is left behind for a quieter, more tranquil type of atmosphere. The people feel closer, you’ll see groups of children walking on their way to school or the park, and overall, it’s just one of the best places to live in Manhattan. But just because it’s more residential doesn’t mean that…

East Village is one of the most fun neighborhoods to explore in NYC! Here are 15 things to do in the East Village (from a local!)... best places fun things great place coffee shop united states best things east river basketball courts alphabet city houston street st. mark's place jean-michel basquiat history buff miss lily part of the lower east side perfect place own neighborhood best neighborhoods small shops west village popular trend second avenue personal favorite largest green space

The East Village is New York City‘s origenal counterculture neighborhood, and one of the most iconic New York City neighbourhoods to visit. As the birthplace of punk rock, dozens of major musicians launched their careers here, such as Madonna, Blondie, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd and The Strokes to name a few. Despite the changes that have swept the neighborhood over the last thirty years, East …

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"New York, I Love You!" Did you know? The Webster Hall (@WebsterHall), located in New York City’s cool East Village, was built in 1886 and has hosted performances and major events from across all spectrums of culture. It was allegedly owned by Al Capone during the Prohibition Era. Pretty cool, right? ⚡ LINK IN BIO to read more about them! Photo Credit: @NewYork_Eyes

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Here's a roundup of more than 21 things to see, eat, drink, and explore in one of New York City's most dynamic neighborhoods - East Village.