- Located on the eastern side of Manhattan.
- Known for its affluent residents, expensive real estate, and luxurious lifestyle.
- Home to many high-end boutiques, fine dining restaurants, and cultural institutions.
- Includes famous landmarks such as Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Guggenheim Museum.
- Consists of neighborhoods like Lenox Hill, Carnegie Hill, Sutton Place, and Roosevelt Island.
West Side:
- Located on the western side of Manhattan.
- More diverse and vibrant in terms of population and culture compared to the Upper East Side.
- Includes Chelsea, Hell's Kitchen, Greenwich Village, and the West Village.
- Known for its art galleries, music venues, trendy shops, and LGBTQ+ community.
- Offers a mix of upscale living, residential areas, and bustling commercial districts.
- Contains attractions like Hudson River Park, High Line, Whitney Museum of American Art, and Lincoln Center.