Chelsea Neighborhood Guide

The East to West boundaries of the Chelsea neighborhood are Sixth Avenue to the Hudson River while the North to South boundaries are 34th Street to 14th Street.

Close to the High Line and Greenwich Village, Chelsea offers an easy commute to anywhere in Manhattan, great nightlife, and world-class art museums. Convenience and culture are the keywords describing this area. Chelsea is more residential than industrial and has a large LGBTQ population. People of many cultures call Chelsea home and the stores reflect the diversity of the neighborhood.

Stay in Chelsea if:

You want to be near public transportation – near subway lines, PATH train, Penn Station
You’re in NYC for the art.

Chelsea Attractions

Chelsea Market – Local, eclectic and modern. Eat and shop. Check website for special events.
The High Line – Old railroad tracks converted to elevated park.
Art Galleries – More than 200!
Ground Zero Museum Workshop – The story of the recovery period after 9/11.
Madison Square Garden – Multi-purpose enclosed arena for sports, music, performances.
Chelsea Flea Market
Chelsea Piers Golf Club – Play golf on a scenic pier on the river.
HighLine Ballroom – Music venue and nightclub has full-scale restaurant and bar.
Atlantic Theater Company – Two off-Broadway theater companies in Chelsea.

Chelsea’s Unique and Popular Offerings

Joyce Theater – A 472-seat dance performance theater located in the historic Elgin Theater.
Clement Clarke Moore Park – Named after author of “A Visit From St. Nicholas.”
Chelsea Waterside Park – Beside the water! Awesome playground and waterpark for kids.
Empire Diner – Iconic art deco building looks like a vintage diner outside and a luxury train dining car on the inside.
Frying Pan Restaurant at Pier 66. You’re on a boat, and the views are fantastic. Go for the sunset!
Gallow Green Rooftop Garden – Rooftop bar in a garden.
Barney’s – Luxury retail institution. Cutting-edge fashion for men and women, a restaurant, a home section, and a beauty counter.