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At the South Street Seaport
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South Street Seaport
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The Seaport Shopping Center & Mall

Phone: (212) 732-8257

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Fulton St and Front St

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  • Sun Open 24 Hours

19 Fulton St New York, NY 10038 ·346.53 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler Thomas V 07/09/26

This used to be a working fishing port with the fish market but now has been redeveloped as an entertainment area full of restaurants and with a couple of old ships permanently docked. It is fun to walk around and one can get a good meal here.

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Tripadvisor traveler BATMANCATWOMAN 10/30/25

The Seaport is situated in the downtown area along the East River in New York City.This location was formerly known as the South Street Seaport, which has undergone a significant revitalization while preserving the allure of its historic neighborhood.The cobblestone streets and waterfront vistas continue to exude remarkable charm, blending modern upscale restaurants, markets, venues, and shopping options.It is a must-visit destination in NYC, with events and activities occurring throughout the entire year.

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Tripadvisor traveler Lucyrodg 06/04/25

Beautiful place to mingle along the sea shore; drink; eat and relax. Many options to choose for drinks and for lunch or dinner….. a couple of vendors to do some shopping and just relax. Close by are also some local souvenir shops.

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Tripadvisor traveler Dallasmomoftwo 05/23/25

Very lively area with some restaurants and shops. There's a market and a museum too. Its a fairly quick walk from here to the Brooklyn Bridge. We stopped and got a drink and people watched for a while before walking across the bridge.

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Tripadvisor traveler delfinacuario2000 09/16/24

A cute and not so turistic place to visit in NY, in Lower Manhattan, this is a nice spot to do some shopping, have a bite, see some art and walk around historical buldings. At the entrance there is a Titanic Memorial Lighhouse, well worth to see. You can also visit an old print shop that is still operational, where the original print machine are still there. Totally recommended!!

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