Long Island Neighborhoods
By Linda Tagliaferro, About.com Guide to Long Island, NY
Long Island's neighborhoods have much to offer. Whether you're a new or long-time resident of a Nassau or Suffolk County neighborhood, there's plenty to see and do in these areas.
Garden City
Located in the middle of Nassau County, Garden City is an upscale community that boasts fine dining, the elegant Garden City Hotel, a soaring cathedral, a world class aviation museum, a wonderful children's museum and much more.
- Long Island Children's Museum
- Cradle of Aviation Museum
- Rein at the Garden City Hotel - Restaurant Review
- Mumon Restaurant Review
Port Washington

Located on a peninsula on the North Shore of Nassau County, Port Washington has much to offer, including a lovely waterfront on Manhasset Bay, a park featuring outdoor concerts in the summer, a variety of restaurants, an outdoor organic farmers' market and much more.
- Walking Tour of Port Washington's Waterfront
- The Port Washington Organic Farmers' Market
- Louie's Oyster Bar & Grille Restaurant Review
Riverhead
In Suffolk County, where fish-shaped Long Island's "tail" turns into a fork, Riverhead offers a world-class aquarium, children's science museum, a nature cruise, superb shopping and much more.
Roslyn

Located in Nassau County, the village of Roslyn is known for its historic clock tower, its quaint streets, tranquil ponds and a number of excellent restaurants. Greater Roslyn includes several villages like Searingtown and the hamlet of Roslyn Heights.
- Nassau County Museum of Art - Sculpture Garden
- Limani Restaurant Review
- The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House Restaurant Review
Walking & Driving Tours

No matter how long you've lived here, there's always more of Long Island to explore. Find out about walking and driving tours on the Island.
- Oyster Bay - Walking and Driving Tour
- Brangelina Country - Tour of Lloyd Neck
- Cold Spring Harbor - Walking and Driving Tour
- Port Washington - Walking Tour
Neighborhood Profiles

Long Island has fascinating neighborhoods, both on the shore and inland. Get to know more about what to see, where to eat and shop in these areas.

