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    4.5 (137 reviews)
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    Mollie W.

    Beautiful building with impressive architecture and information in the lobby about its history, complete with an amazing mural painted on the ceiling and pictures on the walls. Very friendly usher in the lobby who tells you where you can view the history and mural.

    Nicole E.

    This is a great view of the Chrysler building. It's sad and bad that I get this building and the Empire mixed up. I should know the ornate arches at the top of the Chrysler building by now. :/ It's a good picture view up from Lexington. Every time I come to NYC, I realize there's yet another building or site seeing locale I missed.

    Margaret Bourke's epic photo of the Chrysler Building (white dc flying over Manhattan) TU so much 2 yelper Georgie M. xoxo
    Cheri Y.

    The Chrysler Building, east side, mid town, at the corner of 42nd & Lex., is one of my favorite buildings in NYC. The most gorgeous Art Deco skyscraper in the big Apple & on earth, you can't miss it. It's the tallest brick building in the world, with a steel framework, topped with it's shiny silver modernistic art deco looking needle pointing up towards the heavens. And it's Heavenly for certain. About 300 years ago it seems, I was lucky enough to work there for a couple years on the 32nd floor. Incredible views of the city from our offices. When I worked in the building there was a deli in the lobby that made the best pastrami sandwiches omg, I couldn't wait till lunch to go down the Art Deco elevators to get one. Those were the days my friend those were the days. It's a stunning Architectural marvel for sure. It's what first peaked my interest in who actually builds skyscrapers and who are the great builders in our world. Not only today, but throughout history. Still my favorite building in NYC. (In 2007, it was ranked 9th on the List of America's Favorite Architecture by the American Institute of Architects) They can say what they like, I guess, but this is Yelp and it's #1 on my list. Highly highly recommend. Note: yelper Georgie M. Was so kind to send me this epic photo by Margaret Bourke. (White DC flying over manhattan) as his father also worked in the Chrysler building. What a privilege and honor to have worked in this magnificent building. Thank you so much Georgie M. xoxo

    Sharon B.

    This is yet another skyscraper building that although isn't one of the tallest in Manhattan, it makes up for it in history of the building and the sheer Art Deco style especially on the inside of the building. This buildings signature look outside is of course the upper section of it which makes it stand out distinctively from all others and the way those small windows look when lit up at night. The building was completed in 1930 which I think puts it roughly around a similar time as the Empire State Building. You have to walk around the inside and see the Walls, Floors and Ceilings because the style is ageless to say the least.

    Ken Y.

    A buddy of mine works for a DC law firm and its headquarters being located in NY's Chrysler Building. We were in NY on a weekday, so we had the chance to check out the main office which was located on some floor up in the clouds. The office had a fantastic view of the entire city - really really nice. The Chrysler Building is a massive Art Deco wonder with an ornate lobby- just as beautiful as the exterior. I think it's so cool to have actually visited a national treasure that for so many years, I'd only seen on TV.

    Tina C.

    The Chrysler Building is a New York icon featured in many films and comprises the skyline. Art Deco architectural style with terraced crown and recognized spire, chrome plating, stainless steel exteriors. Modernism and luxury style, the crown's distinctive triangular windows are illuminated by fluorescent lights in various colors pending the occasion. In the past I came here for employment interviews and always in awe with admiration of the art deco lobby area of the walls and ceiling. The Chrysler Building is full of history both architectural and non-architectural. Access is MTA Grand Central 42nd Street subway station.

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    Nicholas O.

    I'm giving the national landmark a review because I have a direct view of it! It's so beautiful that it has cheered me up many times and has never failed to be beautiful. I love its amazing lights at night because not only they are very pretty but it helps me read in the dark! Dark as it shall be, Light shall proceed, Those who may have plenty, Those who may have barely, Both have a common thing, That thing is quite a show at midnight, As it glitters at dawn, It stands proudly at light, That thing, That building, Is the Chrysler Building.

    Photo taken from 14th Street and Irving Place. 08/09/17 around 10:30am
    Marianne W.

    To me this building has more personality than the Empire State Building. If you spot it through all the new skyscrapers get a good look. I'm not going to regurgitate history or detail. You can research it on line. I just want to point out one of my favorite buildings. I never grow tired of looking at it. When you visit Manhattan find an angle to get a beautiful photo of a most beautiful piece of work architecturally.

    View from across Lexington Avenue
    Ed U.

    It's always been my favorite building of any kind in New York. No other structure epitomizes the Art Deco movement more majestically, and I always wondered what it was like inside. Imagine my delight to find out that my new company has an office in the building and that my last trip to Manhattan meant I needed to work there for a day. I had never even been to the lobby before since I figured it would have restricted access. It does but not before you can savor the historically renovated lobby which features red Moroccan walls and yellow Siena marble floors, all of it presented in dramatic angles (see photos). Look above and you'll see a stunning ceiling mural by Edward Turnbull called "Transport and Human Endeavor". It features buildings, airplanes, and scenes from the Chrysler assembly line, as well as the Chrysler Building itself. Get past the security entry point, and you'll notice the detailed craftsmanship of the elevator doors. Once you enter the elevator cabs, there is impressive detailing in the wood panels and the ventilation grill work up above, decorative touches that employees appear to take for granted judging from their typical white-collar impatience (see photo). I got off on the 33rd floor, and to be perfectly candid, the hallways are rather nondescript by comparison. However, as I looked outside the 42nd Street window of the office I was using for the day, I noticed the top of one of the gigantic radiator caps circa 1929 that provide the first level of the building's ornamentation. It looked like an aluminum sculpture dinged by the elements, but what a glorious sight to see below you (see photo). Hell, I even took a photo in the men's room as I found the placement of the urinals and sink quite stylish (see photo). I only wish I knew somebody on the 61st floor where I could have seen one of the stunning eagle's squarish heads jutting out into the skyline. Alas, I had to make do with the photos in the lobby just before I pushed through the gorgeous silver revolving door. Truly a beautiful building.

    Cassandra Y.

    Definitely one of the landmarks in NY city. However, nothing much to see inside the building. It is just a office building. The best way is to go few blocks away and take picture with the full building. The architecture is beautiful~

    View from the 67th floor
    Benson Y.

    There are times when I swear in a past life I lived in an era when buildings like the Chrysler building were new and "the latest thing". I have such an affinity for designs such as these including the bold bevels of moldings on elevator doors and intricate patterns carved into wood on the walls. The dark marble and the golden hues that fill this building just call to another era and shows what style used to be all about. I've been visiting the Chrysler Building for various things throughout the years. Most of the time it's to visit the dry cleaner's in the basement or take the underground passage into the subway station, all convenient. Lately however I've been venturing into the upper floors to visit my dentist, and being on the 67th floor, her view is utterly spectacular. As classic as some of the design is in this building, parts of it have definitely been modernized. On one floor I've passed an office with lots of glass panels, light wood colored furniture and open spaces that look like they belong in the 2000's, not the 50's, so there's a nice mix. The security guards at the building are always friendly and professional, helping to make every visit a pleasant one. If you're in the area, and you're not familiar with the building, stop by for a visit and let your mind drink in some history.

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    Heather G.

    THIS building is beautiful, iconic and remarkable.. Upon completion, May 20, 1930, the added height of the spire allowed the Chrysler Building to surpass 40 Wall Street as the tallest building in the world and the Eiffel Tower as the tallest structure. It was the first man-made structure to stand taller than 1,000 feet. Less than a year after it opened to the public on May 27, 1930, the Chrysler Building was surpassed in height by the Empire State Building, but the Chrysler Building is still the world's tallest steel-supported brick building. Ref http://onthesetofnewyork.com/mostpopularchryslerbuilding.html Definitely worth stopping by and taking a look up!

    Anthony C.

    What a timeless, iconic testament to the vision/dreams of mankind when we set aside our differences long enough to realize what we can aspire to.

    Night lights!

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    Grand Central Terminal - Inside terminal

    Grand Central Terminal

    4.6(1.7k reviews)
    0.1 miMidtown East

    Beautiful and spacious terminal. The architecture is truly impressive. Especially after visiting…read moreother terminals in other countries, I've really come to appreciate how beautiful and grand this terminal is. It gets busy but that's to be expected. There's a dining hall downstairs with restrooms on the west and east side. There's plenty of food options but I can't speak on their affordability. The Vanderbilt hall is an open area and right now, they have a miniso popup with a YOYO installation. It's super cute to check out.

    Grand Central Station is one of the most ancient and historic landmarks of New York City. I…read moresometimes pass by here if I have any plans in midtown and the whole station is very nice to be in. I love the high ceilings and old marble all over the station. It smells really clean and fresh when I'm come here. There are elevators and escalators besides the stairs to get to your train. This station houses the Metro North trains and recently they started to have the LIRR but got to expand on that. The ticket booth looks very ancient and nice to buy tickets at. This train station hub is dimly lit with big heavy chandeliers. There are quite few wooden benches to rest in while you wait for your train. The cool thing about this train station is it connects to the MTA subway train lines of the 4, 5, 6, and 7.

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    Bowery Savings Bank Building

    Bowery Savings Bank Building

    5.0(3 reviews)
    0.1 miMidtown East, Murray Hill

    Tour historic buildings and designated landmarks of New York. Bowery Savings Bank building is one…read moreof many historic. Any history buff or avid amateur architecture enthusiasts would have a full appreciation and admiration of this stone building as old world architectural craft is no longer in use. This building still stands with the passage of time and nature's elements. The correct location of Bowery Savings Bank Building is in Chinatown, Lower Manhattan- NOT Midtown East, Murray Hill. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=132531

    You might find a few Bowery Bums in the doorway of the Bowery Savings Bank Building, but it's New…read moreYork, and more to the point it's the USA, and that goes with the territory. This building is very special to me because when I needed to get my citizenship it was here that my awesome lawyer (whose office is in the upper reaches of this magnificent building) helped me through the process and got me over the line - and I will always be grateful for that. He's David Gottfried of Gottfried & Gottfried, by the way. I would recommend him to anyone as the perfect immigration lawyer for my situation and I wish nothing but the best for him. As for the building it's a typical old rustic early 20th century New York stunner, and it seems haunted. They do make you go through a security check to get up inside here but then so does Barbie with her clients.

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    Van Gogh's Ear - Van Gogh's Ear, a public art sculpture by Elmgreen & Dragset

    Van Gogh's Ear

    5.0(3 reviews)
    0.5 miMidtown East, Midtown West

    Don't look for this work of art. It's not there. If you were lucky enough to see it, write a…read morereview. It's pretty cool if you stare and stare. Then all of a sudden you realize what you're looking at! My photos are from April 14, 2016. It was a beautiful Spring Day. I am enjoying reminiciing about today during the Arctic Blast!

    "Van Gogh's Ear", a public art sculpture by Elmgreen & Dragset, is in place at 30 Rockefeller…read morePlaza, right across the street from the entrance to Sak's 5th Ave. The sculpture, by the same duo that brought us the Prada Marfa Store in the middle of the Texas desert, is a tribute to the ready-made style of Marcel Duchamp. The sculpture is a 30 foot tall swimming pool, taken out of its normal context and displayed in its side with a diving board built in at the top. One of my favorite elements are the working lights on the inside left and right of the pool sculpture. Being that it's out of context - a recreational object in the middle of a commercial center - it creates a sense of longing and desire for recreation over industry and gives you an off-kilter feeling (why am I going to work when I could be swimming!). Overall a great piece of colorful public art at placed I a great spot for the perfect season. The piece is on display from April 13th though June 3rd, 2016. Catch it while you can!

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    Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Plaque

    Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Plaque

    5.0(1 review)
    0.1 miMidtown East

    "Don't know much about history Don't know much biology…read moreDon't know much about a science book Don't know much about the French I took" (Sam Cooke) I guess you can call me a history nerd. After all, I did major in history and rarely walk past a plaque or memorial or marker that I don't stop to read and more than likely Yelp. So when we were walking out to the street from Grand Central Station's Park Avenue/East 42nd Street entry and saw a wall plaque with the portrait of a familiar woman, I just had to stop and check it out. The portrait was of Jackie Kennedy Onassis. Those of my generation will always remember the traumatic and terribly sad photographs of her from Dallas on November 22, 1963 with her pink pill box hat and her blood splattered pink dress. Twelve years after JFK's assassination the former First lady was engaged in a high stakes 1975 battle to save one of her hometown's iconic landmarks. At issue was a plan to take the wrecking ball to New York City's Grand Station Terminal and demolish it, just as Penn Station has been demolished and rebuilt in 1964. She became outraged when she learned of the plan and led a coalition of New Yorkers and the the Municipal Art Society to stop it. She was the star of a famous press conference from Grand Central and declared "If we don't care about our past we can't have very much hope for our future, we've all heard that it's too late, or that it has to happen, that it's inevitable. But I don't think that's true. Because I think if there is a great effort, even if it's the eleventh hour, then you can succeed and I know that's what we'll do." She also wrote an eloquent letter to NYC 's Mayor Beame and asked him "...is it not cruel to let our city die by degrees, stripped of all her proud moments, until there is nothing left of all her history and beauty to inspire our children? If they are not inspired by the past of our city, where will they find the strength to fight for her future? Americans care about their past, but for short term gain they ignore it and tear down everything that matters..." The plaque was dedicated on June 24, 2014 to mark renovations to the station's main entrance. The renovations honor her legacy with photographs, a video display, and the plaque. The entry itself was renamed "The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Foyer".

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    Empire State Building - Photo opportunity with King Kong himself

    Empire State Building

    4.0(2.4k reviews)
    0.6 miKoreatown, Midtown West

    Wow! What an amazing and immersive experience! The Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco…read moreskyscraper in Midtown Manhattan, famous for its iconic design, rapid construction, and its status as the world's tallest building for nearly 40 years. My wife was a bit reluctant to go on this tour (she's scared of heights, obviously), but somehow I managed to convince her (with my charm of course). And she was so happy I did. The Empire State Building remains a defining global symbol of New York City. Its total height reaches 1,454 feet (now that's tall). I'd be lying if I didn't say that was a bit intimidating. But when we got to the very top (86th floor), there was an apparent stillness and quietness in the air. Kind of peaceful! Looking down from above, everything seemed minuscule- like the world below us was built with little tiny Legos. It truly was quite the experience!

    I visited the Empire State Building with high hopes, only to be met with a disheartening reality…read more The distressing sight of individuals jumping off its majestic structure shattered any semblance of grandeur. The repugnant stench emanating from the homeless seeking shelter within its alcoves assaulted my senses, turning a potentially majestic experience into a grim odyssey. Adding insult to injury, the scurrying presence of rats further tainted the already dismal atmosphere. A once-iconic symbol now marred by tragedy, neglect, and squalor, the Empire State Building left me with a bitter taste and a resolve to seek beauty elsewhere. As a seasoned observer of the city's grandeur, I am compelled to lament the Empire State Building's woeful descent into disarray. The distressing frequency of individuals precipitously leaping from its towering heights casts a somber shadow upon its once-proud silhouette, a tragic symphony of despair echoing through its hallowed halls. Moreover, the pungent miasma exuded by the destitute souls seeking solace within its alcoves inflicts a grievous assault upon the senses, a discordant note in the symphony of urban elegance. Regrettably, the juxtaposition of such sorrowful events and squalid conditions renders the Empire State Building a grim tableau of societal neglect, a tarnished gem in the crown of the city that never sleeps.

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