New York Public Library, New York

The main branch of the New York Public Library (officially the Stephen A

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New York Public Library, New York

The main branch of the New York Public Library (officially the Stephen A.

The main branch of the New York Public Library (officially the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building), this is the grand structure flanked by lions on both sides of the entrance. Inside you'll see impressive architecture, long hallways, and beautifully designed reading rooms.

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About New York Public Library

 455 5th Ave

 +1 212 340-083

 nypl.org

New York Public Library and Nearby Sights on Map

The Morgan Library & Museum

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Bryant Park

Located behind the Main Library, this shady park is an excellent spot to relax and get some good views of the surrounding skyscrapers

MetLife Building

Since it was built it has been probably the most hated building in New York, mostly because it rises up over Grand Central Station, completely blocking the view up Park Avenue, but it is a good example of modern architecture

Grand Central Terminal

Walk in and see the main concourse, a cavernous room often filled with people and elegantly detailed, with arched windows, a lovely clock, and an astronomical ceiling

Chrysler Building

One of the most recognizable and favored structures of New York, the Chrysler was the world's tallest building when completed in 1930, but lost that title to the nearby Empire State Building less than a year later

Rockefeller Center

The Christmas Tree, the Skating Rink, NBC studios, the shops and hubbub - you can't miss it

One Times Square

Originally the second-tallest building in the world when it opened in 1905, One Times Square was constructed to be the headquarters for The New York Times, a function it would serve for less than ten years

Top of the Rock Observation Deck

Times Square

A place filled with video screens, LED signs, and flashing lights; a world wonder or a tourist nightmare depending on your perspective, the 'new' Times Square is a family-friendly theme park of themed restaurants, theaters and hotels, as well as a developing business district

Empire State Building

The Empire State Building is Manhattan’s best known landmark and stands as a testament to the American spirit