Manhattan

Lincoln Square

Located in the coveted area just above Columbus Circle up through West 72nd Street, this neighborhood is most famous for the iconic cultural institution it shares a name with, the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts. Lincoln Center is cemented as New York’s center for opera, dance, and classical music; it’s also home to The Juilliard School, a prestigious conservatory that breeds every generation of high profile artists. The neighborhood is further characterized by ornate, pre-war architecture; a blend of residents including families with children, elderly folks, students, and young professionals; proximity to both the calmness of Central Park and calamity of Midtown; a massive and renowned movie theater; and one of the city’s few but highly desired Trader Joe’s.

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Living in Lincoln Square

Located in the coveted area just above Columbus Circle up through West 72nd Street, this neighborhood is most famous for the iconic cultural institution it shares a name with, the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts. Lincoln Center is cemented as New York’s center for opera, dance, and classical music; it’s also home to The Juilliard School, a prestigious conservatory that breeds every generation of high profile artists. The neighborhood is further characterized by ornate, pre-war architecture; a blend of residents including families with children, elderly folks, students, and young professionals; proximity to both the calmness of Central Park and calamity of Midtown; a massive and renowned movie theater; and one of the city’s few but highly desired Trader Joe’s.

Lincoln Square at a Glance

  • Borough Manhattan
  • Active Listings 0
  • Walkability Car Recommended
  • Subway Lines 1, 2, 3, A, B, C, D, N, Q, R

Getting Around Lincoln Square

45 Car Recommended

Based on 5 subway stops, 0 local spots, and 0 active listings in the area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lincoln Square known for?

Located in the coveted area just above Columbus Circle up through West 72nd Street, this neighborhood is most famous for the iconic cultural institution it shares a name with, the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts. Lincoln Center is cemented as New York’s center for opera, dance, and classical music; it’s also home to The Juilliard School, a prestigious conservatory that breeds every generation of high profile artists. The neighborhood is further characterized by ornate, pre-war architecture; a blend of residents including families with children, elderly folks, students, and young professionals; proximity to both the calmness of Central Park and calamity of Midtown; a massive and renowned movie theater; and one of the city’s few but highly desired Trader Joe’s.

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Is Lincoln Square a good place to live?

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