The Upper West Side: With museums, parks, some old buildings and brownstones, inexpensive restaurants, and a residential feel, this is my favorite neighborhood to stroll.
Greenwich Village: With its historic streets, hidden cafes, cozy restaurants, and eccentric characters, Greenwich Village is a constant, but pleasant, barrage on the senses.
Chinatown: With the relentless activity and crowded sidewalks, Chinatown might not seem like ideal strolling territory, but it's so colorful, it's worth braving the mobs.
Brooklyn Heights: A designated historic district, on your stroll you will be awed by the pristine condition of 19th-century row houses and mansions. But best of all is the view of Manhattan from Brooklyn Heights' famous promenade.
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