East Village
East Village
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New York City, NY3,190 contributions
Mar 2022
I walked through the East Village in March 2022. I focused on 2nd Avenue between East 10th Street and Houston Street. It is a worthwhile place to walk through with a lot of restaurants and shops. It has an "off the beaten track feel" and is worth a visit. I recommend walking on Broadway to Astor Place to East 10th Street and then on 2nd Avenue.
Written 18 April 2022
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psudino
Weehawken, NJ4,068 contributions
Jan 2022
Since this is a TripAdvisor review, the rating is if you should visit here as a tourist. The answer is no. The East Village is where people live because the homes are nice, it is generally safe and it is not full of touristy stuff. This is the area of the city that the sightseeing tour bus drives though and the guide points out a few interesting sights but the bus doesn't stop. If you are looking for a nice place to live in NYC, this would be an ideal place to look if convenient for work.
Written 18 March 2022
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phil o
London, UK321 contributions
Jan 2021 • Solo
Search ‘East Village Safari’ 99 min documentary . This will give you a great idea of what you are going to be seeing in this district
Written 4 January 2021
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BigoBoca
Boynton Beach, FL1,814 contributions
Oct 2018
This is the place to spend some time strolling. There are galleries, coffee shoppes, and places to dine.
Written 2 September 2019
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bbbob84
Staten Island, NY1,703 contributions
Jun 2019 • Couples
The East Village is back. More and more local shops, eateries and storefronts are popping up making the East Village a destination once again in NYC. Stroll the streets and find new and inviting eateries, bars and restaurants opening every day. North of Hudson, South of 14th Street and East of Fifth Avenue. Wander through the Lower East Side or Alphabet City. The East Village Awaits.......
Written 20 July 2019
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RonWamberal
Sydney, Australia13,239 contributions
Apr 2019 • Solo
One of my joys of visiting New York each year is staying in a different area; they each have their own interest and characteristics. Stayed a few nights in East Village and found it totally different to West Village although it is relatively close. Nor can you just dabble for a few hours, there is much to see, lots of shops, bars , restaurants etc. but they won't all be obvious in the first hours. It does though feel less vibrant than say West Village.
Written 13 June 2019
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SEs
London, UK25,876 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
This is a very good neighbourhood here.There are lots of shops and eating places around.The buildings are old and new. The Rhinos sculpture is beautiful.
Written 3 June 2018
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BradJill
Hong Kong, China1,59,165 contributions
May 2018 • Couples
There is a touching new monument called The Last Three located at Astor Place in the East Village that is worth viewing if you plan to spend time in this area of the city. The new monument is a 17-ft tall sculpture of three bronze Rhinos stacked upon each other, back-to-back and hoof-to-hoof in a manner that quickly draws your attention.
The monument is the works of Australian artists Marc and Gillie Schattner and intends to help educate and raise awareness of the plight and eventual end of the Northern White Rhino species which was down to three (and now two) at the time of the monument unveiling two short months ago.
Sadly, Sudan, the lone surviving male of the species died less than one week after the unveiling of the Last Three Monument. And then there were two!
There is signage to learn about the the monument, the recently deceased male - Sudan and the last two surviving females Najin and Fatu that you can read while viewing The Last Three at Astor Place.
It is a touching monument particularly for those with concerns about poaching in Africa and parts of Asia and the bleak outlook of rhinos everywhere. It is well worth giving the monument a few minutes of your time and possibly spending a bit more familiarising yourself with the situation rhinos face as well.
The monument is the works of Australian artists Marc and Gillie Schattner and intends to help educate and raise awareness of the plight and eventual end of the Northern White Rhino species which was down to three (and now two) at the time of the monument unveiling two short months ago.
Sadly, Sudan, the lone surviving male of the species died less than one week after the unveiling of the Last Three Monument. And then there were two!
There is signage to learn about the the monument, the recently deceased male - Sudan and the last two surviving females Najin and Fatu that you can read while viewing The Last Three at Astor Place.
It is a touching monument particularly for those with concerns about poaching in Africa and parts of Asia and the bleak outlook of rhinos everywhere. It is well worth giving the monument a few minutes of your time and possibly spending a bit more familiarising yourself with the situation rhinos face as well.
Written 26 May 2018
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glow4011
Sacramento, CA145 contributions
Apr 2018
Unique shops, bars, coffee houses, bakeries, a great place to people watching, and a variety of restaurants. It's close to subway, busses, and not too far is Washington Square Park....SoHo.
Written 10 April 2018
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CJ A
Boston, MA42 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
We stayed at the Walker Hotel on 13th. Boutique hotel, modern, fireplaces in public spaces, newish with superb service, great dining room and fabulous shower (important in a smaller hotel!) Discovered fitness center too late!
Written 30 January 2018
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Hi, Tracey. What would you like to know about this attraction?
Hey we are looking to stay in East Village, I am just wondering is it easy enough to get to Times square and all the other popular tourist attractions?
Many thanks
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- Hotels near East Village:
- (3.01 km) Hampton Inn & Suites Staten Island
- (14.23 km) Sonder Battery Park
- (14.27 km) Hilton Garden Inn NYC Financial Center / Manhattan Downtown
- (13.79 km) Residence Inn by Marriott Jersey City
- (2.81 km) Hilton Garden Inn New York/Staten Island
- Restaurants near East Village:
- (0.22 km) Lebanese Eatery
- (0.22 km) Burger King
- (0.23 km) Wingstop
- (0.22 km) Basil Cucina and Catering
- (0.24 km) Venecia Pizzeria
- Attractions near East Village:
- (1.51 km) Amazing Escape Room
- (0.88 km) EagleRider
- (14.81 km) The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum
- (11.22 km) Statue of Liberty
- (14.10 km) Staten Island Ferry