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I spent three months living in Manhattan and really enjoyed the energy and creativity of the city.
My favorite parts were:
United Nations Plaza (Mainly were I worked but very international and powerful looking)
West Village (Absolutely beautiful with many fun small bars and restaurants)
Greenwich Village (Very lively and pretty)
Central Park (Cliche, but I found myself taking walks there often and it was fun to discover new parts)
My votes go for West Village and the Financial District. I like how West Village feels, very nice and lively. I like the Financial District for its conveniences. Living in SoHo, I regret not moving close to a Key Foods and boy does Fulton Market deliver.
West Village, Union square, Battery park walkway in Spring/Summer, Some very cozy areas to relax. Also Riverside park all the way up to the GWB and Lighthouse is great.
From Riverside Drive to East End Ave, 207St to Water st
If you only limit yourself to a few blocks radius you have no idea what you're missing.
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