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South Ave of the Stars
"About Avenue of the Stars"
This street simply has it all! The restaurants, shops, boutiques, the beautiful faces of the people, and the perfect Californian sun. This street has also attracted tourists from all over the world because of its extravagance. And how can you miss the celebrities just walking around this street? Often times you would catch them enjoying a cup of coffee in one of the cafes.
Rodeo Dr
"Rows of Expensive Stores"
Rodeo Drive is known for its series of top-of-the-line shops and boutiques and its location for the residences of many famous Hollywood celebrities. For its very high-end brands, it won't be unusual to spot a star walking down the street, shopping, walking their dogs, or driving by their expensive cars.
Washington St
"Famous for the nightlife"
Many bars can be found in this street. So for those who are into the night life then Washington Street is the place for you. From dance clubs to drinks being poured down your throat, I can assure you that whatever would fit your mood for the night, Washington Street's definitely got it.
West 23rd St
"About 23rd Street"
23rd street is a long lane with 11th avenue and FDR drive on its endpoints. The 23rd street is divided into two sectors the West 23rd street and the East 23rd street. The intersection on 5th avenue serves as the divisor for the two sectors. Throughout the lane, commercial establishments and residences can be found.
West 14 St
"About 14th Street"
Famous for its high-end stores (Jeffrey New York, Stella McCartney, DDCLab, Alexander McQueen, La Perla, to name a few), scrumptious restaurants, hip residences, famous bars, popular structures (Andrew Norwood House) 14th street had made its name for the local residents and even the tourists visiting the famous New York City.
Atlantic Ave
"About Atlantic Avenue"
Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn is one of the longest avenues in New York City. It was named after the Atlantic Ocean which is also one of the longest oceans. It is also one of the busiest streets since it homes famous restaurants, cafes, well-known shops, and other famous commercial services one can find in the City.
Astor Pl
"Historical and one of New York's Landmarks"
Even though it is only a small block, Astor Place is rich in history. It received its name from John Jacob Astor, once the richest person in the United States and one of New York's famous residents. It has buildings and structures that have been standing through the test of time.
6th Ave
"Avenue of Americas"
Also known as the Avenue of Americas, which former Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia renamed it in 1945, is one of New York City's busiest streets, probably as busy as Fifth Avenue. Famous for its restaurants, cafes, and department stores. Lamp posts along the avenue once displayed medallions of every North and South American nation.
Bedford St
"About Bedford Street"
Bedford Street offers different architecture as compared to the other buildings in New York. Named for a street in London's Covent Garden. That street is the address of St. Paul's Church, which may have something to do with why the name was appropriated.
Beautiful buildings, beautiful restaurants, and beautiful sights to see.
Beautiful buildings, beautiful restaurants, and beautiful sights to see.
Bleecker St
"Night clubs here rock!"
It is in the Greenwich Village night club district not far from Washington Square Park. You can find the best restaurants, the best bars, and the best girls! Bleecker Street was named for Anthony Bleecker, a lawyer and poet. He got this honor not for his writing, apparently, but because the street ran through his farm.
Canal St
"Canal Street = really a canal?"
Canal Street actually was a canal before--or at least a channel to drain the heavily polluted ponds. It was dug in 1805 and paved over as a stagnant health hazard in 1815, but an underground stream apparently still flows beneath the roadway. It's one of the most famous New York streets, also called "Little Italy."
Broad St
"New York Landmark"
Intersecting probably the most popular business district in the whole world, Broad Street is almost just as popular as Wall Street. Here you can find also some famous buildings such as the Goldman Sachs Building, the New York Plazas (the famous skyscrapers in New York), Fraunces Tavern, among many others.
East 23 St
"Famous for its shops"
One of the most famous streets in New York City, Madison Avenue is known for its outstanding shopping districts. Like Fifth Avenue, Madison Ave is also home for the trendiest and up-to-date fashion styles. This avenue was named after the fourth president of the United States of America, James Madison.
Midtown
"Full of lights"
Although it’s not really a “street,” it is home for the best restaurants and bars, for the best happenings in town, for the flashy advertisements, and it is exactly where the entire city joins together as it celebrates the New Year countdown every New Year’s Eve and where the new year ball drops.
Broadway
"It's all about musicals!"
Broadway Avenue is the best place to catch the greatest plays, musicals, or any other theatrical shows of all time--they run shows of the legendary musicals such as Cats down to Les Miserables. If you’re a tourist in New York, your trip would not be complete without watching a play in this avenue.
5th Ave
"Great place for shopping!"
Fifth Avenue is the heart of New York City, if not the most popular avenue there. Known for its popular branded shops and boutiques for the latest fashion, and the top-of-the-line restaurants, and the hippest residences in the city, how can it not be the place for anyone to be seen?
5th St
"The heart of New York"
Fifth Avenue is the heart of New York City, if not the most popular avenue there. Known for its popular branded shops and boutiques for the latest fashion, and the top-of-the-line restaurants, and the hippest residences in the city, how can it not be the place for anyone to be seen?
