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10 Instagram spots in SoHo worth stopping for
Cast-iron facades, subway entrances and wall-sized murals: SoHo is New York's most walkable photo district. These 10 spots fit in one afternoon on foot.
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Broadway
Cast-iron facades and fire escapes line the SoHo stretch of Broadway. Look up from the crosswalks for the full building fronts.
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Nomo Hotel Entrance
The hotel entrance stages a storybook-style arch and heavy doors. The upper floors and roof give skyline views over SoHo.
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Prince Street - Entrance subway
The green iron subway entrance on Prince Street dates to 1917. Shoot it from across the sidewalk with the street signs in frame.
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Big City of Dreams mural
A large black-and-white mural by Tristan Eaton. The full wall fits best from the opposite side of the street.
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Ralph Lauren Store / Prince Street
A baroque-detailed storefront on Prince Street. Evening light rakes across the carved facade.
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Audrey Hepburn mural
A portrait mural of the actress with seating in front. Sit on the bench and shoot back toward the mural for the layered shot.
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Greene Street
Cobblestones and tall cast-iron buildings make this the district's signature street. Walk it early on weekends before the shoppers arrive.
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Fanelli Café
A corner bar running since 1847 with a tiled facade and old signs. The corner angle from across the street fits both frontages.
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Prince Street
Boutiques and restaurant fronts crowd this main shopping street. Mornings give the clearest shots of the storefronts.
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Pietro Nolita
A restaurant with all-pink interiors. The pink room reads best in natural daylight from the windows.
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