Notable Sites
- Center Church on the Green Crypt, the best-preserved burial ground in the country (because it lies underneath a church), with gravestones dating back to the mid-17th century that include numerous colonial luminaries.
- Chapel Street Historic District, an area southwest of the Green containing many shops, restaurants, night clubs, bars, art museums, theaters, and book stores. The district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and includes areas along Crown Street.
- Criterion Cinemas, a seven-screen movie theater showing first-run and international films.
- Grove Street Cemetery
- Harkness Tower
- Knights of Columbus Building
- Louis' Lunch Oldest hamburger restaurant still operating in U.S.
- New Haven City Hall
- New Haven County Courthouse
- New Haven Free Public Library
- New Haven Green
- Ninth Square Historic District, an NRHP-listed area of historic 19th and early 20th century commercial buildings, directly southeast of the Green. The area is also a special taxing district.
- Omni Hotel, a four-star high-rise hotel.
- Shubert Theatre
- Toad's Place (officially within the Dixwell neighborhood)
- Yale Center for British Art
- Yale Repertory Theatre
- Yale University Art Gallery
- Yale University's Old Campus
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