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Greenwich Village Famous as the home of Bob Dylan and the haven of many other artists, both musical and literary, the historic area of Greenwich Village is filled with galleries, jazz clubs, crafts, dining areas, parks and coffee shops. Houston - 14th St., Broadway - Hudson River Empire State Building The Empire State building, which has appeared in more than 90 films, stands as one of the most famous landmarks of New York and quite possibly the world. With a height of 1454 feet, the ESB was considered the world's tallest skyscraper for more than 40 years. The Empire State building was completed in 1931 with 102 floors and 73 elevators. There is one observation tower at the 86th floor offering spectacular views of New York. Fifth Avenue at 34th Street Phone: (212) 736-3100 United Nations Building The building of the United Nations is well known throughout the world. Located on an 18 acre compound, the building houses the world headquarters of the United Nations. The entire complex constitutes an international zone owned by member states. Visitors may take guided tours which are offered on a daily basis. 1st Ave. at 46th St. Phone: (212) 963-8687 The Chrysler Building The owner of Chrysler Motors, Walter P. Chrysler, built the building, which stands 1,050 feet, during the depression in 1931. Yearly, over three and half million people visit the building's Observatory. 405 Lexington Avenue at 42nd Street Phone: (212) 715-0300 Rockefeller Center Watching and participating in the skating at Rockefeller Center is considered a tradition in New York. Tours of the NBC Studios are also available. 630 5th Ave. New York Phone: (212) 332-3400 |
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