Tribeca

Triangle Below Canal Street, Tribeca for short, was once an industrial neighborhood but was transformed into a commercial center in the mid-19th century. Today, it’s an upscale residential area and home to some of the world’s most famous celebrities. One of them is Robert De Niro, who is also a co-owner the popular Mediterranean restaurant in the area titled Tribeca Grill, where you can eat gourmet dishes and maybe even spot a celebrity. However, if you’d like to meet a star your biggest chances are during the spring Tribeca Film Festival. Showcasing the latest releases from all over the country and attracting thousands of visitors every day, this two-week event is the largest film festival in the city.

There’s a lot more to do in Tribeca than spotting stars and watching movies. It is also packed with culture sites, including popular libraries such as the Poets House as well as several unique museums. Visit the Poster Museum if you want to see the vintage posters dating from the 19th century to modern-day, or spare an hour for the tiny yet memorable Mmuseumm, dedicated to object journalism. For a pleasant stroll and people watching head out to the  Pier 25 located on the Hudson River’s waterfront, and to join locals in their nightlife adventures check out Nancy Whiskey Pub or The Django jazz club.

How to find a gym with day pass access in Tribeca?

The fitness industry is constantly growing in New York, and wherever you find yourself , you’ll find a gym within a block or two. The same goes for the Tribeca neighborhood, and you can find an awesome gym at its southern part named Church Street Boxing Gym – Park Place. Especially focused on martial arts training, this iconic gym is known for its tight community and a welcoming atmosphere. You can join other fitness enthusiasts in a matter of minutes, by booking a convenient and affordable day pass through the TrainAway app.