Go BackThe Upper West Side is a neighborhood of Manhattan facing the Hudson River. It developed in the 1870's following the extension of the Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad there, making easy commute to Midtown possible. Many of the original brownstone row houses built in the 1890's can still be seen there today.
Upper West Side is home to a number of famous institutions, among them the American Museum of Natural History, the Columbus Circle Complex and Lincoln Center.
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Sights in Upper West Side
- American Museum of Natural History
- Avery Fisher Hall
- Bernard & Anne Spitzer Hall of Human Origins
- Century Apartments
- Children's Museum of Manhattan
- College Board Building
- Columbus Circle
- Guggenheim Bandshell
- Hayden Planetarium
- Hotel des Artistes
- Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
- Lincoln Center Theater
- Metropolitan Opera House
- New York Historical Society
- New York State Theater
- Pomander Walk
- Riverside Drive and Park
- The Ansonia
- The Dakota
- The Dorilton
- The San Remo
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