gramercy park

  Several of the city’s chicest boutique hotels are in the Gramercy/Union Square area. Luckily you do not have to be a tourist to enjoy their lounges, restaurants, and other amenities. Whether it is to linger… More

  The park that gives the Gramercy neighborhood its name is the only private park in Manhattan and one of only three in New York State. Nestled between 20th and 21st Streets, it marks the end… More

  Yes, the National Arts Club (15 Gramercy Park South) is a private club dedicated to promoting interest in the arts. But it is also a gallery, open to the public, that hosts temporary exhibits and… More

For those looking to furnish or refresh their home, the Gramercy/Union Square area is a bit like an urban shopping center: Showrooms and flagships of some of the best-known furniture purveyors are within a few blocks—or… More

Pilates and yoga seem to be the workouts of choice in Gramercy, judging by the number of studios and classes. If it is traditional Vinyasa yoga and Pilates classes you want, you can find them at… More

Every other block of the Gramercy area, it seems, is home to a building designated as a landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. In just one afternoon you can stroll past historic houses… More

  For such a compact neighborhood, Gramercy/Union Square boasts an impressive number of renowned restaurants. Pete’s Tavern is perhaps the city’s oldest continually operating drinking establishment; Union Square Café is a linchpin of New American cuisine;… More