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Downtown Manhattan stretches from the Civic Center and Financial District toward the historic streets of SoHo and Tribeca, with the Hudson and East rivers framing parts of its setting. The climate brings warm, humid summers, cold winters and changeable shoulder seasons. Landmarks include the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, City Hall and the Woolworth Building; outdoor spaces include Battery Park, City Hall Park and the Hudson River Park waterfront. Dining ranges from neighborhood cafés and bakeries to restaurants, while shopping spans SoHo boutiques and Fulton Street’s shops. Galleries, performance spaces and evening venues add to the arts and nightlife scene, alongside traces of the area’s colonial and commercial history. Subway lines, buses, ferries and walkable streets make getting around practical without a car. Downtown neighborhood rental data reports a median rent of $4,900 per month and a typical range of $2,500 to $14,995.