Little Italy/NoLIta
14 locals recommend,
Location
New York, NY
Little Italy
Tips from locals
Stroll through some of New York City's most popular and cultured neighborhoods like SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown. This tour will show that New York is certainly a melting pot as these cultures can co-exist so perfectly and contribute so much to the city.
This is An Italian Immersion in the Heart of New York with a neighborhood that exudes the charm and flavors of Italy amidst the bustling streets of the Big Apple. Follow your nose to the charming trattorias and family-owned restaurants that line the streets, each offering a taste of authentic Italian flavors that will transport you to the streets of Rome or Naples. To make the most of your visit, engage with the shop owners, who are always happy to share stories and recommendations, and make sure to explore the local boutiques, delicatessens, and pastry shops, where you can find traditional Italian goods such as imported cheeses, handmade pasta, and freshly baked cannoli. One of the highlights of Little Italy is its calendar of vibrant events and festivals. Plan your visit around festivals like the San Gennaro Feast, a lively celebration filled with food stalls, live music, and a carnival atmosphere. The streets come alive with parades, cultural performances, and the irresistible aroma of street food that will have your taste buds dancing with joy :)
This is An Italian Immersion in the Heart of New York with a neighborhood that exudes the charm and flavors of Italy amidst the bustling streets of the Big Apple. Follow your nose to the charming trattorias and family-owned restaurants that line the streets, each offering a taste of authentic Itali…
Romantic, festive neighborhood with tons of Italian restaurants and old world flair







