With 84 acres of parks and open space at your doorstep, no other neighborhood in New York City has more accessible and abundant opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. Charming neighborhood pocket parks, grand riverfront esplanades, and the magnificent green expanses of Governors Island offer an incomparable range of activities, from leisurely strolls to running and cycling to kayaking and sailing.

One Wall Street is surrounded by some of New York City’s best and most diverse shopping. Global fashion labels including Tiffany, Burberry, Gucci, and Hermès join culinary destinations like Eataly and the Whole Foods at One Wall Street and one-of-a-kind bookstores, stationers, and other homegrown shops to give the neighborhood an authentic New York vibe.

From historic taverns to Japanese bakeries and taco trailers to Michelin-starred restaurants, One Wall Street’s neighborhood is a food-lover’s paradise. It’s also home to the Tin Building, Jean-George Vongerichten’s temple to gastronomy, whose fine-dining restaurants, casual cafes, bars, and incredible food halls have made it a culinary destination for New Yorkers and global visitors alike.

Downtown is rife with monuments and museums, both famous (The 9/11 Memorial and Museum, The National Museum of the American Indian) and less well known (The Skyscraper Museum, The Museum of Public Relations). It also boasts galleries, outdoor sculptures, and major arts festivals, along with the Perelman Performing Arts Center, which will bring New York’s newest and most exciting performance venue to One Wall Street’s doorstep.

Living at One Wall Street makes getting anywhere in the city–or out of the city–a breeze. Two of the newest and best transit hubs, The Oculus and Fulton Center–home to a dozen subway lines–are moments from your doorstep, as are ferries to Governors Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and New Jersey. And the Downtown Heliport is just a few blocks away, letting you be at JFK, Newark, and Teterboro airports in 10 minutes or less, and the Hamptons in under an hour.

No other neighborhood in New York City can boast so many famous sites in such close proximity. Living at One Wall Street means being surrounded by world-renowned buildings and structures–historic as well as contemporary–every day. From 19th century icons such as Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the Brooklyn Bridge, to 20th century landmarks like the New York Stock Exchange, to the new World Trade Center complex, Downtown’s incomparable history is alive and well.