Orchard Street
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The heart of bargain shopping, Orchard Street became a street of shops in 1940, when Mayor Fiorello La Guardia outlawed pushcarts in the city. Many merchants still put some of their wares on the sidewalk on Sundays and lure customers with 20 to 30 percent off brand names. The Lower East Side Visitor Center offers free tours each Sunday between April and December.
Art for sale, Orchard Street
Practical Information
Lower East Side Visitor Center, 261 Broome Street
212 226 9010 Open 10am–4pm daily www.lower-eastsideny.com
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