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To get to Little Italy, I would take the Green Line “6” train to the Spring Street stop on Lafayette. Head 1 block east to Mulberry Street (parallel to Lafayette), where the vast majority of “Little Italy” is. This is not a huge neighborhood. Walk south on Mulberry and you will get greeted with the “Welcome to Little Italy” sign at Broome Street. To continue to the final stop on the walking tour of downtown NYC neighborhoods, keep walking south on Mulberry and turn right (west) on Canal to get to China Town.

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Mulberry and Grand Streets in Little Italy, NYC.
Old Fashioned apartment buildings in downtown New York City.
"Welcome to Little Italy" sign and Mulberry and Broome Streets, NYC.
Benito One in Little Italy, 174 Mulberry Street, NYC.
Downtown New York City street scene.
Italian tomato products on display in a store window.
Sidwalk dining tables in Little Italy, New York City.
Downtown New York City neighborhood.
Sal's Pizza Pasta Cafe in Little Italy (CLOSED), NYC.

These photos were taken 2002 – 2009.

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