10002

10002 is a United States ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service to a portion of Manhattan in New York City. It covers parts of the Lower East Side and nearby areas of the East Village, extending along the eastern edge of Manhattan from around Houston Street toward the Bowery.

Geographically, the area is densely built, with a mix of historic tenement buildings, modern residential developments, and commercial corridors. The district has a long immigrant history, contributing a diverse cultural fabric that includes influences from European, Caribbean, and Latin American communities. In recent decades, the neighborhood has experienced changes associated with urban development and rising housing costs, while many historic streets and landmarks remain central to its character.

Notable places within or near 10002 include the Tenement Museum at 97 Orchard Street, which preserves and interprets immigrant life in the 19th and early 20th centuries; Katz’s Delicatessen at 205 East Houston Street, a longtime staple of local food culture; and the New Museum at 235 Bowery, a contemporary art institution. The area also hosts numerous galleries, eateries, and small businesses that reflect its dynamic urban landscape.

Public transportation access is broad, with multiple subway lines and bus routes serving the neighborhood, connecting residents and visitors to downtown Manhattan and other boroughs. As a densely populated urban district, 10002 continues to be a focal point for culture, history, and street life in New York City.