Chelsea

Welcome to Chelsea

A classy, unpretentious Westside hub for art and culture

Chelsea lies between New York’s Flatiron District and the Hudson River. The neighborhood is best known for its vibrant art scene, wandering galleries, and the High Line. It is also home to diverse culinary cultures, luxury high-rises, and low-rise apartments.

Over the last 50 years, Chelsea has morphed from an industrial, affordable neighborhood to an upscale, artsy hub. Townhouses make up the predominant home architecture in the community. Residents and visitors can easily access fine dining restaurants, outdoor spaces, and recreational amenities.

What to Love

• Iconic pop culture
• World-famous retrofit architecture
• Access to the finest art galleries in the city
• Green outdoor spaces
• Well-established infrastructure
• Luxury high-rises

Local Lifestyle

Chelsea has a hip vibe thanks to its pop culture and modern high rises. The neighborhood’s retrofitted art galleries and green outdoor spaces give it a laid-back yet sophisticated personality. It is a magnet for art lovers, young professionals, and families seeking a quiet yet energetic lifestyle.

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping

Chelsea offers a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options that will keep locals and visitors entertained. La Devozione serves authentic Italian cuisine in an intimate setting, known for its stunning interior and top-tier meals. Cookshop offers a farm-to-table dining experience, perfect for a healthy brunch or dinner with friends.

For something special, try Jun-Men Ramen Bar for a cozy setting and a menu that blends Japanese and Korean cuisine. Art enthusiasts will find themselves at home in Chelsea with galleries like Artechouse NYC, where art and technology intersect in immersive exhibits. Major galleries like 303 Gallery and David Zwirner feature contemporary works that draw visitors from around the world.

Things to Do

Chelsea’s markets, parks, and art galleries ensure there’s always something exciting to do. The Chelsea Market is a bustling indoor marketplace with everything from gourmet groceries to artisan eateries.

The High Line, a beautifully landscaped elevated park, offers peaceful walks with stunning views of the city and the Hudson River. Madison Square Garden, known for hosting concerts and sporting events, is nearby for entertainment lovers. Chelsea Piers, a sprawling recreational complex, offers a range of activities including bowling, golf, and ice skating.