Tribeca, Neighborhood in New York City
Tribeca is a cool and upbeat neighborhood located in the lower Manhattan district of New York City.
Its name is acronym-derived from 'Triangle Below Canal Street'.
This area remains famous for the Tribeca Film Festival started by Robert De Niro.
Tribeca houses a plethora of upscale boutiques, trendy restaurants and art galleries.
It has been featured numerous times in films and popular culture like in Ghostbusters and Hitch.
Location: Manhattan
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