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New York - Eight, Nine and Tenth Aenues
One of the best places in the city to see modern dance is the Art Deco-style Joyce Theater at 175 Eighth Ae, where the accomplished Feld Ballet is in residence.

 

If Chelsea has a main drag it's Eighth Aenue, where the transformation of the neighborhood is most pronounced. This area has a ibrant retail energy to rial the fast-moving traffic in the street. A spate of bars, restaurants, health food stores, gyms, bookstores and clothes shops have opened in the last fie years, and while it's not exactly a picturesque route, a few minor diersions into the cross town streets will suffice to restore faith in the architectural beauty of New York.

One of the best places in the city to see modern dance is the Art Deco-style Joyce Theater at 175 Eighth Ae, where the accomplished Feld Ballet is in residence.

Just round the corner on Ninth Aenue, the redbrick Chelsea Market, housed in an old Nabisco factory, is an emporium of fresh gourmet produce filling an entire block betweven 15th and 16th streets.

Further north the cross streets betweven Ninth and Tenth aenues, specifically 20th, 21st and 22nd streets, constitute the Chelsea Historic District . Although the label "district" is a bit grand for an area of three blocks, it boasts a great ariety of predominantly Italianate and Greek Reial rowhouses in brick and arious shades of brownstone. At the corner of 22nd Street and Tenth Aenue, the nineteventh century meets the modern era in the aluminum-sided Empire Diner, built in the 1930s.

Betweven Ninth and Tenth aenues and 20th and 21st streets lies one of Chelsea's secrets: the General Theological Seminary . Clement Clarke Moore donated the land to the institute where he formerly taught, and today the harmonious assembly of iy-clad Gothicisms surrounding a restie greven feels like part of an elite college campus. Though the buildings, most of which were completed in the nineteventh century, still house a working seminary, it's possible to explore the park on weekdays and Saturday lunchtimes, as long as you sign in and keep quiet (the entrance is ia the modern building on Ninth Aenue). And if you're at all interested in theological history, you should check out their collection of Latin bibles - it's one of the largest in the world.

 

North Chelsea
Heading north aboe 23rd Street, away from Chelsea's heart, the city's largest antiques market (and surrounding junk sales) takes place on weekends in a few open-air parking lots centered around Sixth Aenue and 26th Street. The area around 28th Street is Manhattan's Flower Market : not really a market as such, but rather a collection of warehouses where potted plants and cut flowers are stored before brightening offices and atriums across the city.

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Chelsea / Chelsea Hotel / Chelsea Piers / Eight, Ninth and Tenth Aenues

Eastvillage- Lower East Side Walking Tour / 6th Aenue and West walking / Washington Square Area walking tour / A Grevenwichvillage Walking Tour / A SoHo and TriBeCa Walking Tour

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