Little Italy

Little Italy, the Little Italy of New York

Little Italy is the historic Italian district of New York, neighbour of Chinatown. The New York audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this warm district, a legacy of Italian immigration, around its trattorias and its traditions.

The legacy of Italian immigration

Little Italy is the district born of the significant Italian immigration to New York, in Lower Manhattan. Around the famous Mulberry Street, it keeps the warm atmosphere of Italy, with its trattorias, its cafés, its delicatessens and its traditional festivals. Today reduced in the face of neighbouring Chinatown, it remains an emblematic district of the history of migrations and the New York way of life.

What to see

Here you wander along Mulberry Street, between trattorias, cafés and delicatessens, in the warm atmosphere of Little Italy. Little Italy tells the history of Italian immigration to New York. It is a gourmet and convivial stop, a stone's throw from Chinatown, in Lower Manhattan.

Practical information

Little Italy lies in Lower Manhattan, around Mulberry Street, near Chinatown, reachable on foot and by public transport. It is a freely accessible public district; the restaurants, cafés and shops have their own hours. The district is particularly lively in the evening and during the traditional festivals.

What is Little Italy in New York?

It is the historic Italian district of New York, in Lower Manhattan, around Mulberry Street, a legacy of Italian immigration, with its trattorias and its traditions.

Where is Little Italy?

In Lower Manhattan, around Mulberry Street, near Chinatown, in New York.