The Bronx is a magical place full of extremes that makes us one of the most special places on earth.
From the South Bronx to one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country; from urban grit to suburban estates and landlocked neighborhoods to ones completely surrounded by water.
In short: There’s something for everyone who lives here and that’s almost 1.5 million residents. So many that if The Bronx were an independent city, we’d be the 8th largest in the nation.
And it’s those 1.5 million people that make this place so special. So much so that we’re considered the most diverse county in the country where if you took two residents at random there’s an over 85% chance that both speak different languages other than English.
Anyway, click on an image and take a journey with us through The Bronx!
Snuff Mill at The New York Botanical Garden Ferragosto in Little Italy 149th Street 
Kingsbridge Armory Van Cortlandt House Does this even need a caption? Morrisania 
Orchard Beach, the Riviera of The Bronx 
Woodlawn Heights The Bronx General Post Office Bronx Pride South Bronx Waterfront Somewhere in Country Club 
On the Grand Concourse A friendly game of dominoes…but is it really ever friendly? Landmark Loew’s Paradise Theater 2 Train Valencia, a Bronx institution Street fair in the South Bronx 
Outside Immaculate Conception School in Melrose Bronx County The Hutchinson River Longwood Historic District Southern Boulevard meets Westchester Avenue Little Italy The “Fish” Building on the Grand Concourse B-Boy dancing Bronx County Courthouse Steps and Statues Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos at St Mary’s Park/©Welcome2TheBronx “Puerto Rican Sun” sculpture by Rafael Ferrer at Fox Playground in Longwood/©Welcome2TheBronx 
A man plays bocce ball in Morris Park/©Welcome2TheBronx 152nd Street Puerto Rican Day Festival/©Welcome2TheBronx Two men play chess on a Bronx street./©Welcome2TheBronx Mullaly Park/©Welcome2TheBronx 
Arthur Avenue, the real Little Italy/©Welcome2TheBronx A man and his dog/©Welcome2TheBronx Accordion player on The Grand Concourse/©Welcome2TheBronx Jerome Avenue/©Welcome2TheBronx United Church/Iglesia unida, a former synagogue in Longwood/©Welcome2TheBronx A tree in Van Cortlandt Park/©Welcome2TheBronx Pelham Cemetery on City Island/©Welcome2TheBronx No caption needed/©Welcome2TheBronx Co-op City Bronx love Alfred E. Smith High School athletic field Bronx skyline views Dancing in the streets
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