This section of the city offers the most diverse array of buildings and apartment styles. Here you'll find modern skyscrapers with the most luxurious apartments, tons of office buildings, great pre-wars, and brownstones. The Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building dominate the skyline, while Trump's brand new World Tower has added a new look to the East River Side of Midtown where you will find Yankee great Derek Jeter taking batting practice on his rooftop patio…rumor has it that he is attempting to slug a home run over the East River onto Queens, the turf of the New York Mets, adding to the New York baseball rivalry.
Walk along Fifth Avenue and you'll find world-renown shops like Saks, Tiffany, Bloomingdales. You will also find the most well known landmarks such as Grand Central Station and Saint Patrick's Cathedral.
Murray Hill is a quiet residential area east of Lexington Avenue towards the East River where you will not only find relatively low-priced studios and one-bedrooms, but you will also find beautiful upscale residential buildings along Sutton Place. Walk a bit north and you will see the United Nations building complex.
1 - Grand Central Terminal
2 - United Nations
3 - Tudor City
4 - CitiCorp Center
5 - St. Patricks Cathedral
6 - Saks Fifth Avenue
7 - Trump Tower
8 - Bergdorf Goodman
9 - Conran Shop/Bridgemarket
10 - Waldorf Astoria
This section of the city offers the most diverse array of buildings and apartment styles. Here you'll find modern skyscrapers with the most luxurious apartments, tons of office buildings, great pre-wars, and brownstones. The Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building dominate the skyline, while Trump's brand new World Tower has added a new look to the East River Side of Midtown where you will find Yankee great Derek Jeter taking batting practice on his rooftop patio…rumor has it that he is attempting to slug a home run over the East River onto Queens, the turf of the New York Mets, adding to the New York baseball rivalry.