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Searching for a reason to get out of the house and make a quick escape to the big city? Look no further! Tribeca, New York City is still relatively unknown to most tourists, making it a perfect alternative to the typical hustle and bustle of the city. Despite the lack of tourists, the neighborhood is constantly buzzing with activity—residents flock to the many great restaurants, boutiques, and museums that line the industrial-style streets. Whether you go for a weekend or stay for an entire week, you’ll be hard-pressed to run out of things to do in Tribeca.
Getting to Tribeca is a breeze with C&J Bus Lines. We offer multiple daily direct trips to New York City from our terminals in Portsmouth, Dover, and Tewksbury. You’ll love stretching out your legs on our luxury buses—they’re outfitted with spacious seats, free Wi-Fi, complimentary snacks and refreshments, and all the entertainment you need to make the ride go by in the blink of an eye. Ready to start planning your adventure in New York City? Let’s get rolling.
It’s almost impossible to visit New York City without popping into at least a couple boutiques and shops to see what the latest fashions and bespoke wares are. Luckily, Tribeca has plenty of unique, independent stores to get lost in for hours.
1980s movie lovers, rejoice: did you know that the iconic Ghostbusters firehouse is located in the heart of Tribeca? You can go and see it for yourself at 14 North Moore Street. It’s still a fully functional firehouse, but feel free to take a touristy snapshot of the Ghostbusters logo on the sidewalk just outside.
While the firehouse will likely be just a quick stop in your day, you can easily spend hours at the Mmuseumm, which “is a style of storytelling about the modern world. It is Object Journalism.” Mmuseumm is truly one-of-a-kind, and we can’t recommend taking a few hours out of an afternoon to explore it. Some items and their stories are very dark but equally fascinating—be wary of your young children if you plan on visiting with the family.
Nearby, Dream House offers a more family friendly art experience. It’s a fully immersive “sound and color” experience set inside an unassuming apartment. It’s meant to be a relaxing atmosphere that busy New Yorkers can retreat to after a long week, but you’ll enjoy it, too.
By and far, Tribeca is one of the best neighborhoods to dine out in New York City. There are countless tempting spots to share small plates of bruschetta on a deck, or dig into a flavorful steak from the comfort of a plush leather booth. While it was a difficult task, we compiled a few of our favorite stops for food in the neighborhood.
We just threw a lot of information at you, but it’s everything you need to start mapping out your dream trip to Tribeca, New York City. Check out our map of the city to help you navigate from destination to destination, and don’t forget to purchase your tickets with C&J Bus Lines today!