Upper Midtown, on the eastern side of Manhattan, is an area with churches, synagogues, museums and grand hotels. You can find some cutting-edge skyscrapers here and pockets of expensive residences. It was once the home of the rich and famous, such as the Astor and Vanderbilt.
In the 1950's, the first of many trend-setting skyscrapers was built in Upper Midtown. More was to follow, changing the neighborhood from a largely residential to one of upscale offices.
Map of Upper Midtown
Sights in Upper Midtown
American Folk Art Museum
Beekman Place
Bloomingdale's
Central Synagogue
Citigroup Center
Fuller Building
General Electric Building
IBM Building
Lever House
Museum of Modern Art
New York Times Building
NY Paley Center for Media
Olympic Tower
Paley Park
Park Avenue Plaza
Plaza Hotel
Roosevelt Island
Saks Fifth Avenue
Seagram Building
Sony Building
St. Bartholomew's Church
St Patrick's Cathedral
St. Thomas Church
Sutton Place
Tiffany
Trump Tower
Villard Houses
Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
Queensboro Bridge
General Electric Building on Lexington Avenue Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:570_Lexington_Avenue_%28General_Electric_Building%29_001.jpg Author: Leonard J. DeFrancisci
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