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Please Bookmark New York's Top 100 - Don't lose us 56 (46) - 5th AvenueIf you are not that keen on shopping – HELLO? The architecture is worth a peek at Upper 5th Avenue. So if it is just the two of you perhaps start at opposite ends and meet some where close to where you started from. 5th Avenue
57 Staten Island Botanical GardenThe 53 acre Staten Island Botanical Garden is a natural woodland with over 20 specimen gardens including the Secret Garden containing a child-sized castle and a maze. Staten Island Botanical Garden
58 (118) Flatiron BuildingThe shape of the Flatiron Building makes a favorite of New Yorkers and lovers of interesting buildings across the globe. But there is more to the Flatiron than its shape. This story has legs. The apex of the building is just six feet wide and said to create an unusual wind gusts. The effect was rumored to be quite uplifting down 23rd street. Lovers of Legs gathered to view the effect. Police would call out to them "23 Skidoo" to move them along. Whilst the phrase is no longer in use we all know its cousin - "scram". Flatiron Building
59 Chelsea PiersThe Chelsea Piers has a health club, a day spa, a large gymnastics training center, basketball courts, indoor lacrosse and soccer, batting cages, a rock climbing wall, bowling center, golf club ice rinks, dance studios and a marina. If you fell a little exhausted after reading all that no fear – you can just take quite stroll by the water. Chelsea Piers60 (112) Morgan Library and MuseumAt The Morgan the world's greatest and most creative are gathered for your inspection. Rembrandt, Picasso, Mozart, Bob Dylan, Dickens and Hemingway, Gutenberg Bibles, and Babar the elephant. A visit to Madison Avenue and 36th Street will take you on a journey through the ages to the medieval and Renaissance periods and on to the present day. "extra special, in a class of its own." re New York Times Morgan Library and MuseumTop
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