Completed in 1930, this Art Deco landmark is still the tallest brick building in the world.
If you'd really like to see what the view looks like from the top, make an appt with one of the dentists on the top floors. Get a cleaning and enjoy the view.
The Chrysler Building was built at an average rate of four floors per week & was the world's tallest building for 11 months before it was surpassed by the Empire State Building in 1931.
Central Synagogue is a MoMA: Landmarks of Modern Architecture Scavenger Hunt location! Show your checkin at MoMA (6/17-7/31) to receive $5 off 1 regular admission ticket! http://bit.ly/13Acm3l
Come for the stunningly beautiful sanctuary, stay for the weekly performances of Shabbat: The Musical!
Oldest synagogue in continuous use in NYC. Designed by Henry Fernbach 1st prominent Jewish architect. On 8/28/98 5-alarm fire started by worker's blow torch almost claimed site. Full history via<LINK> Read more.
If you've got the urge to splurge AND want to check off famous NYC landmark hotel from your list, this would be the place. enjoy.
The elegant Beaux-Arts building was completed in 1904 by Trowbridge and Livingston, with an addition in 1927 by Sloan and Robertson. It was designated a City landmark in 1988.
A 1904 Beaux-Arts landmark 5 stars hotel, ideal for long-term stays with 182 guest rooms & 74 suites among which the Bottega Veneta suite furnished with the existing St.Regis Louis XVI-style forniture Read more.
Some of the best shopping NYC has to offer is on Fifth Ave in midtown! Also great to stop by some historic landmarks.
Walk from Central Park to time square to get the full experience. Great place!
One of the most famous streets in NYC, this prestigious street is home to some of the world’s best shopping. This is a great ave to walk and explore but it’s especially beautiful during the holidays!
The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission designated Grand Central as a historical landmark on August 2, 1967.
Love this NYC landmark
Completed in 1959 (landmarked 1989) and designed by Philip Johnson, this is one of the finest International Style interiors in the US. It’s located inside the Seagram building, another City landmark. Read more.
The Four Seasons restaurant - not to be confused with the hotel - is another New York landmark. Its Pool Room is said to be the most beautiful place in any New York restaurant. Read more.
Sit in the pool room by the pool, order the chef's tasting menu and ask that you and your partner get different dishes. One should be the Nantucket Bay scallops with black truffle risotto.
NYC Landmark - Excellent Cuisine & Cocktails - Stunning Restoration - Thank you for hosting the 2014 tour & reception
Baked apple soufflé. Perfect.
The legendary Rainbow Room is reopening today. There will be a festive Sunday brunch in addition to Monday night dinners with live performances open to the public. Sun, 10/5. Read more.
This Beaux-Arts style hotel was built in 1902 by architect Goldwin Starrett and is famous for playing host to the Round Table. It was named a City landmark in 1987.
Dorothy Parker and The New Yorker founder Harold Ross were among the Algonquin Round Table community of writers, critics and tastemakers that lunched at this literary landmark for years. Read more.
Love this hotel! Gorgeous inside. Awesome service & clean room. Drinks at martini bar are expensive but very good, so treat yourself. Hotel cat is so cute!! :-) we are def coming back to Algonquin!
Great location though interior of hotel needs desperate renovation. Pricey but I guess your paying for the landmark.
Designed by Lloyd Morgan, the Art Deco building was completed in 1931 as a reincarnation of the original hotel erected by the Astor family in the 1890’s. It was designated a City landmark in 1993.
Offers Landmark Tour every Thursday and Saturday, with emphasis on the hotel’s Art Deco architecture, historical significance, and culinary prowess. $50 and includes lunch. Read more.
This historic landmark hotel has been seen in dozens of movies. Catch a glimpse through while making your way to Central Park.
This iconic building was designed by Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, a pioneer in the field of luxury hotel design, and completed in 1907. Its exterior was landmarked in 1969 & the interior in 2005.
The Palm Court at this landmark New York hotel was reviewed by Mr. Fox in T&C's May 2012 issue.
Japan House is a MoMA: Landmarks of Modern Architecture Scavenger Hunt location! Show your checkin at MoMA (6/17-7/31) to receive $5 off 1 regular admission ticket! http://bit.ly/13Acm3l
The Japanese classes here are great, really cheap, and in the evenings. They also go up to a really high level. Awesome way to learn Japanese or pick it back up/maintain it.
Tokyo and the whole of Japan this 2013 - Shinz? Abe, born 21 September, 1954 is a Japanese politician and was the President of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the chairman of the Oyagaku [...] Read more.
Originally the Gotham Hotel, it was completed in 1905 by Hiss and Weekes. The Italian Renaissance-inspired style building was designated a City landmark in 1989.
Quintessential New York hotel. The nut/cheese mix at the bar at fives is amazing. Delish Parmesan cheese and olives.
Christmas Decoration. It's So beautiful.
Get your eyebrows done by the girls at Bl!nk and definitely make a trip upstairs to look at the beautiful Lalique glass and find out why Jackie O. petitioned for Henri Bendel to have Landmark status!
An accessory lover's dream. Head over to this Fifth Ave gem for gorgeous accessories for him and her. Most things in there can be monogrammed on the spot.
Enjoy all of the luxe accessories, knowing that this is a favorite shopping spot of Serena Van Der Woodsen and Blair Waldorf.
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