261 Hudson

Not your average workout. Dogpound provides personal training that includes fitness, body metric assessments and nutritional programs.

Ascend this hip, high-energy club's grand corner staircase to the vibrant fitness floors, full-service spa and signature group fitness studios.

Using your own body weight as resistance, you’ll work through muscle-defining arm exercises, intense thigh and seat sequences, waist-chiseling ab moves, and fluid stretches.

The original Angelika Film Center & Café opened in New York City's Soho district in 1989 and plays a diverse mix of independent films.

Jeffery Deitch was formerly the Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles before opening his gallery in Soho.

The chic rooftop bar above the trendy Hotel Hugo has become a Downtown stalwart. Sipping craft cocktails on the terrace, while soaking up breathtaking views, is all the rage.

A neighborhood restaurant that serves high-end home cooking. Borrowing a name from a similar style of cuisine in Norway, this casual restaurant is frequented by artists, architects, and locals every evening.

Chatting up owner Gary behind the bar, you’ll find this iconic dive bar is an artist rendezvous by day and classic American restaurant at night. Open since 1817, it’s a New York institution and one of the oldest operating drinking establishments in New York City – and the burgers aren’t bad, either.

China Blue features the salty, smoky and sweet flavors of Shanghai, served up in classic 1930s decor.

Shamaris makes functional art using what Mother Nature provides for her—and her formula works. For two decades she’s been outfitting the homes of art collectors and interior designers.

La Garçonne features collections from both established and emerging designers. Its distinct aesthetic moves easily between femininity and masculinity, between bold statements and timeless classics.

Two brothers opened this haberdashery to pay homage to their grandfather out west and his age-old trade. Now their custom suits are must-have essentials in any gentleman’s closet.

Extending from Battery Park to 59th Street, the Hudson River Park includes substantial offerings on nearby Pier 84, between 43rd and 44th Streets. Outdoor visitors can enjoy a full range of activities there, with bike rentals, running, rowing, dog walking, boat tours, summer events, shopping and dining.