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The famous half curved building of the United Nations is well known throughout the world. Located on an 18 acre compound,the building houses the world headquarters of the United Nations. The entire complex constitutes an international zone owed by member states. Visitors may take guided tours, offered on a daily basis, of the United Nations
Address: 1st Ave. at 46th St. New York, NY USA 10017
 1 212 963-8687
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Downtown Athletic Club Building
Designed and constructed in the late 1920s, the Downtown Athletic Club is a landmark from the Jazz Age. The Art Deco style of this building is reflected its arches and tiles, and the dedication of each floor to a different use.
Address: 19 West St. New York NY USA 10004
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Located at 5th Avenue & 34th Street in New York, the Empire State building, which has appeared in more than 90 films stands as one of the most famous landmarks of New York and possibly the world. With a height of 1454 feet the ESB was considered the world's tallest skyscraper for more than 40 years. The Empire State building was constructed during the Depression era and built in just over one year and was completed in 1931. With 103 floors and 73 elevators, it is possible to be whisked from the three story high Art Deco lobby to the 80th floor in 45 seconds.
There is one observation tower at the 86th floor offering spectacular views of New York.
Address: Fifth Avenue at 34th Street New York NY USA
1 212 736-3100
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Flatiron Building
Built in 1902, the 285-ft Flatiron Building is considered the oldest remaining skyscraper in New York.
Address: 23rd Street,Broadway and 5th Avenue Manhattan NY USA
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The building was designed by Mr. William van Alen for William H. Reynolds. The owner of Chrysler Motors, Walter P. Chrysler, purchased the design plans. The large building stands 1,050 feet and was built during the depression in 1931. Yearly, over three and half million people visit the building's Observatory. New York City is recognized for the Chrysler Building.
Address: 405 Lexington Avenue at 42nd Street New York City NY USA 10174
 Send an Email (6) 1 212 715-0300
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