Learn about the neighborhood known affectionately as El Barrio or Spanish Harlem. Where the La Marqueta is still alive and well. And you are just a stone throw away from the Harlem River and Randall's Island.
West Harlem embraces the neighborhoods of Morningside Heights, Manhattanville and Hamilton Heights which was better known as Sugar Hill. With stunning views of the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge, stroll back in time to visit a glimpse of old New York.
Central Harlem
Washington Heights
Central Harlem is home to the Apollo Theater, Schomburg Center for Black Research and the Studio Museum. Proclaimed the Black capital of the world for decades, understand it's fascinating story.
Washington Heights & Inwood crown the northernmost point of the island of Manhattan. Site of the Battle of Fort Washington during the American Revolution, it's also home to the last natural forest in NYC.
