Located between West, Church, Fulton, and Liberty Streets, One World Trade Center, which is the tallest building in the United States, is often seen as the memorial building for the original Twin Towers that fell during attacks on September 11, 2001. Less known, though, is how the WTC is a group of buildings that allow international trade business to be completed globally. While this is true, the World Trade Center is also an up and coming neighborhood in Manhattan. In this complex, over 1.5 million square feet of shopping spaces exist including stores like True Religion, Swatch, and Pandora. Plenty of restaurants are also available, such as Wasabi, Nobletree, and Nunu Chocolates. Because the area is so centralized, little direct transportation is available between the WTC’s border. Nearby, you can find various buses and trains including the popular M55 bus and 1 train. If you’re looking to appeal to a growing area in Manhattan, the World Trade Center may be best for you. Take a look at the WTC here on Google Maps.