Chelsea
The Chelsea neighborhood is the perfect symmetry between commercial, residential, and old versus new architecture. Many old factories and meat-packing buildings have been converted to address the demands of tech companies, small businesses, and housing. The area has become a destination for art, food, fashion, tech, and finance industries. The expansion of Chelsea was spurred by rezoning certain areas and buildings for residential use, the beautification of the West Side Highway parks, Chelsea Piers sporting complex, the old Nabisco building transformed into Chelsea Market, the abandoned above-ground rail road has become the celebrated High-Line park, and then the galleries began to come; currently over 300. The neighborhood has the most celebrated iconic starchitects sprinkled along the Highline. Due to a large-scale 28 acres mixed-use redevelopment program Hudson Yards a 28 acre a new world is being built over the West Side Rail Yard along 10th and 12th Avenue. Hudson Yards will comprise 16 skyscrapers containing new offices and residential and retail spaces, including New York’s first Neiman Marcus.
Atlantic Theater Company Stage 2
Chelsea Westside Rifle and Pistol Range
Flatiron Lounge (Music & Spirits) - 37 West 26th Street
Freemasons Grand Lodge of New York
General Theological Seminary (the Desmond Tutu Center)
The Museum at Fashion Institute of Technology “FIT"
Third Cemetery of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue on 21st Street
Local Papers: Chelsea Now and The Villager
Community Association: Friends of the Highline
Historic District: Chelsea
New York City Map 360: Transportation Maps
Village Access Card (FREE -All residents, students, and employees of zip codes 10003, 10011, 10012 and 10014 are eligible ) - 8 East 8th Street
Amy’s Bread and Bakery Chelsea Market
Billy’s Bakery – 184 Ninth Avenue
City Cakes – 251 Eighth Avenue: (Lower Level)
Dana’s Bakery in Gansevoort Market
Donut Pub established 1964 – 203 West 14 th Street
Donut Planet – 220 West 23 rd Street
Eleni’s Cookies in Chelsea Market
Empire Cake – 112 Eight Avenue
Fat Witch Brownies Chelsea Market
Haven Kitchen Café | Classes and Events
La Bergamote Patisserie & Bistro
Li-Lac Chocolates in Chelsea Market
Chelsea Piers Sports and Entertainment Complex includes: Batting Cages | Boat excursions | Bowling | Field House and Sports| Maritime Center | Docking | Golf | Ice Skating | Rock Climbing | Sailing | and Restaurants
Chelsea Park – 450 West 27th Street
The High Line – built on Elevated Train Line
Chelsea Waterside Park – 557 West 23rd Street a recreation area (basketball, field sports, children’s play area and water sprinklers & slides, play area) and dog run
Chelsea Recreation Center – West 25th St. between 9th and 10th
Clement Clarke Moore Park – West 10th Avenue & 22nd Street - Playground
Penn South Playground – West 26th between 8th and 9th Avenue
Carousel and Skate Park at Pier 62 of Hudson River Park– West 22nd Street at Pier 62
Pier 63 – Cross at West 22nd and 24th a Stonefield was erected from quarries in New York State
Street Pier 64 – Cross at West 24th is a green recreation area used for stretching and sunbathing
Pier 66 Maritime – Cross at West 26th Street is the Float Transfer Bridge is a barge and historic ship complex that includes a café.
Two Too Large Tables – Cross at West 26th Street
Long Time Water Wheel – Cross at West 26th. The wheel has a diameter of 26 feed and built of stainless steel that turns with the tide as the river ebbs and flows as if on a ship.
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