New York City just unveiled its latest list of Open Streets, a program now in its fifth year, including 15 car-free blocks in Upper Manhattan.
The Open Streets are the result of partnerships between the Department of Transportation and community organizations (such as block associations), educational institutions and merchant groups, which each year must apply to manage their locations.
Each have their own schedules, so be sure to check your nearest Open Street's specific days and hours here.
From south to north:
East Harlem E 101st Street: Park to Lexington Avenues
Morningside Heights Amsterdam Avenue: Cathedral Parkway to W 111th Street
Central Harlem Frederick Douglass Boulevard: W 112th to W 121st Streets
East Harlem E 115th Street: Pleasant to First Avenues
Central Harlem W 120th Street: Mt. Morris Park West to Lenox Avenue
East Harlem E 123rd Street: Second to Third Avenues
Morningside Heights La Salle Street: Broadway to Claremont Avenue
West Harlem W 142nd Street: Amsterdam Avenue to Hamilton Place
Washington Heights W 159th Street: Amsterdam Ave Avenue to Broadway
Washington Heights W 164th Street: Edgecombe to Amsterdam Avenues
Washington Heights W 182nd Street: Amsterdam to Audubon Avenues
Washington Heights Wadsworth Avenue: W 182nd to W 183rd Streets
Washington Heights Audubon Avenue: W 189th to W 190th Streets
Inwood Academy Street: Broadway to Vermilyea Avenue
Inwood Cooper Street: W 207th to Isham Streets
Hopefully private cars are banned in Manhattan within 10 years.