CHELSEA NIGHTS

A typical night out in one of NYC's most dynamic neighborhoods might look something like this: Take a twilight stroll on the High Line, stop by an opening of one of its hundreds of art galleries, have a drink and a casual meal at a wine bar, then head out for a scandalous adventure at a boisterous nightclub. Chelsea Nights - with its intoxicating, luxurious scent - is as lush, decadent and complex as the destination itself.

Originally names after the famous Chelsea Royal Hospital in London, this west side neighborhood shares many attributes with its namesake across the pond. While the original gained fame for attracting a bohemian crowd and being the epicenter of the U.K.'s "Swinging Sixties", the NYC incarnation is also known as an artist's mecca. It is also globally recognized as a safe haven for its diverse community of LGBTQIA+ residents, boasts a rollicking nightlife scene, and is home to legendary iconic buildings ranging from the former Nabisco factory (now the culinary destination that is Chelsea Market) to the infamously storied Hotel Chelsea, and more recently, world-class shopping and distinctive new architecture, such as the stunning InterActiveCorp headquarters designed by Frank Gehry.

Roughly bordered by the Hudson River and 14th Street up until about the upper 20's, this Manhattan neighborhood truly holds its own. Chelsea Nights encapsulates this strong, powerful personality.