Little Italy
- Address:Mulberry Street, New York City
- Hours:Open daily
- Admission:Free
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Like its neighbor Chinatown, Little Italy is a vibrant remnant of Manhattan’s legendary multicultural makeup. A great area for city walks, the focus is Mulberry Street and Old St Patrick’s Cathedral.
It’s a historic neighborhood of cobblestone streets, tenements, pizza bars, and Italian restaurants. The most authentic remnant of Little Italy is the section of Mulberry Street between Broome and Canal streets.
In September Mulberry Street hosts the 11-day San Gennaro street festival, with parades, street vendors, and outdoor food stalls.
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Perfect way to see some of the sights you would otherwise miss - Chinatown, Little Italy etc and to receive interesting information from the tour guide. Better than having the individual headsets that many Hop-on Hop-off tours have as guide is able to answer questions and advise in a more personal way.
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Very worth the trip if you want to see New York in a day! A lot of things included in the itinerary not to mention the italian lunch was superb! Definitely exceeded much of my expectations with what Viator has to offer! Two thumbs up!
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A great deal for the money! The bus tour through Manhattan was very informative, the cruise along the river was fun, the dinner in Little Italy was tasty, the excursion to the Top of the Rock was amazing! Highly recommended!
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Little Italy is in Lower Manhattan, bordered by the Bowery, Bayard, Bleecker and Lafayette streets. Subways close by include Spring Street, Prince Street, and Broadway-Lafayette.
