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

  1. American Folk Art Museum

  2. Beekman Place

  3. Bloomingdale's

  4. Central Synagogue

  5. Citigroup Center

  6. Fuller Building

  7. General Electric Building

  8. IBM Building

  9. Lever House

  10. Museum of Modern Art

  11. New York Times Building

  12. NY Paley Center for Media

  13. Olympic Tower

  14. Paley Park

  15. Park Avenue Plaza

  16. Plaza Hotel

  17. Roosevelt Island

  18. Saks Fifth Avenue

  19. Seagram Building

  20. Sony Building

  21. St. Bartholomew's Church

  22. St Patrick's Cathedral

  23. St. Thomas Church

  24. Sutton Place

  25. Tiffany

  26. Trump Tower

  27. Villard Houses

  28. Waldorf=Astoria Hotel

  29. Queensboro Bridge


General Electric Building on Lexington AvenueGeneral Electric Building on Lexington Avenue
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Author: Leonard J. DeFrancisci
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