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fromLoving New York
5 days ago

The 50 Most Famous NYC Landmarks 2026 | The Ultimate Guide

New York City is a traveler's paradise, attracting millions of visitors each year who come to marvel at its world-famous landmarks and experience the city's vibrant energy. Yet, with so many of what seem like the best attractions in NYC, it can be difficult deciding which ones to add to your itinerary. That's why we've created an amazing guide to explain the best landmarks of NYC. But we've added a little twist - we're going to show you the best way to enjoy each, so you'll know how to make the most of your visit. That said, let's dive into the top landmarks that make NYC one of the most incredible cities in the world!
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fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

Fifth Avenue, other Midtown blocks will be car-free for Holiday Open Streets this Sunday amNewYork

Fifth Avenue and several Midtown blocks will be car-free Dec. 14 (noon–6 p.m.) for the Holiday Open Streets, expanding pedestrian access to holiday attractions and retail.
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NYC politics
fromStreetsblog
1 month ago

Memo to Mamdani: Fifth Ave. Belongs to the People - Not the Ultra-Wealthy and Gridlock - Streetsblog New York City

Revive DOT's Fifth Avenue plan with wider sidewalks, a protected bike lane, and a dedicated busway to reduce congestion and improve safety.
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fromTime Out New York
1 month ago

Here is how Fifth Avenue is celebrating the holidays this year

Fifth Avenue will become a pedestrian-only, scented and illuminated holiday destination with installations, pop-ups, charitable displays, and seasonal food from late November to early January.
fromBrooklyn Eagle
7 months ago

Fun on Fifth celebrates 31st year

"What's so appealing about Bay Ridge and Fifth Avenue especially is its diversity. It's a small town in a big city. Everyone knows each other, and that's why Bay Ridge is so special," BID Executive Director Elizabeth Lovejoy told the Eagle at last year's milestone festival.
Brooklyn
NYC politics
fromNew York Post
7 months ago

NYC's Fifth Avenue getting $400M 'pedestrian-centered' makeover - that drivers and cyclists are sure to hate

Fifth Avenue's $400 million redesign aims to enhance pedestrian experience but faces backlash from cyclists and public transit advocates.
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