Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village, often called "The Village," is a historic neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City. Known for its bohemian roots, it became a hub for artists, musicians, and writers in the 20th century. The area features tree-lined streets, historic brownstones, and vibrant cultural venues, including jazz clubs and theaters. It played a key role in social movements like LGBTQ+ rights and the 1960s counterculture. Today, Greenwich Village blends its artistic heritage with trendy shops, cafes, and diverse communities, making it a unique and influential part of NYC’s cultural landscape.