GET TO KNOW THE BRONX

Explore The Bronx By Map >   The only borough that’s not on an island, The Bronx has the largest percentage in the country of green space for an urban area. The borough is home to many landmarks and historic districts including Fort Schuyler and the Jerome Park Reservoir. Take a tour through The Bronx and you’ll find everything from immense industrial parks to secluded suburbs.

NEIGHBORHOODS

Travel to the northern part of The Bronx to discover the upscale neighborhood of Riverdale with its large and diverse communities. Head a little south to find Fordham, filled with shoppers taking advantage of a bustling retail area. Make your way to the South Bronx neighborhood of Mott Haven and you’ll find an Antiques District full of unexpected treasures.

DESTINATIONS

Take in a baseball game, watching the Yankees play at the legendary Yankee Stadium. Or, get in a golf game at Van Cortlandt Golf Club, America’s oldest public golf course. Experience the multi-cultural work of both emerging and established artists at the Bronx River Art Center. And be sure to make time to explore the world-famous Bronx Zoo, home to more than 4,000 animals.

NYCEDC IN THE BRONX

NYCEDC has been involved in the ongoing success of the revitalization in Hunt’s Point. Now home to one of the largest food distribution centers in the world and the Fulton Fish Market, Hunt’s Point continues to attract and retain new businesses while improving the infrastructure and neighborhoods of the surrounding areas.