Which do you prefer, Lower Manhattan or Upper Manhattan, (By lower i mean down where the WTC was and by Upper i mean where the Chrysler is and ESB) Correct me if Im wrong, Im not a New Yorker, I dont know the specific Names for these places;)

I think you mean Downtown and Midtown. ;)

It's alright, don't worry. I like Downtown better, but that's just me. :)

I've always been more of a Midtown kinda guy, but that's probably because nearly every time I went down to the city I stayed north of 33rd Street. Downtown would most likely grow on me if I visited it more often.

Well on my visits to New York I always liked Midtown more, it seems like there's more to do and more to see there.

upper, and by upper I mean inwood, washington heights, harlem morningside well north of 86th street...i've always liked it

I was never really to partial of midtown though

of course you know downtown is always gonna be chill

Upper,altough Lower has the Village and Soho

Upper of course ;)

Always Upper

Midtown for me

both
midtown has all these nice theatres, more landmarks, my church, etc
downtown has THE ground zero, south street seaport, wall street, etc
but downtown has south street seaport, so i go for downtown

Upper for me too

Uptown reprazent.

phxmania201
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i stayed in harlem in the weekend for 3 nights in a hostel
it was pretty chill
this was my ned time in nyc
i took some pics so ill try and post them soon

I went to the city today, with my friends. went to check out the newly opened samsung showcase in AOL-TWC (KOREAN POWER!) and went to the met (for the 2389275235 time). alotta walking

I've always loved SoHo, the Village, East Village, Little Italy, Chinatown, Tribeca, Battery Park, and recently the meat packing district is taking off. Tons of character downtown. Its more for the locals.

I've always loved SoHo, the Village, East Village, Little Italy, Chinatown, Tribeca, Battery Park, and recently the meat packing district is taking off. Tons of character downtown. Its more for the locals.

yeah it seems that way doesn't it

midtown...but I love me some SoHo :D

North of 59st and 96st down to 59st west or east so upper for me.

Not that I can say as I don't live in New York but anywhere nearby Central Park would have to be a plus !....heck, anywhere in New York would be a plus : ) after my hometown that is.

Midtown can get boring with skyscrapers and Downtown has a lot of the REAL New York charm and its where all the fun and non-touristy stuff are located at. If you haven't been to Lowereast Side, East Village, West Village, Meatpacking District, TriBeca, Nolita, Soho, Chelsea, you're definitely missing out

My favorite part is within the original city limits, Broad St, Wall St, Nassau St, Pearl St, in that vicinity. So, Downtown.