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Empire State Building
350 Fifth Avenue, Between 33rd and 34th Streets, New York City, NY 1011
The fourth-tallest skyscraper in New York, The Empire State Building is a National heritage structure and one of the seven wonders of the Modern World. The enclosed observatory on the 102nd floor is the city’s highest lookout point. From here, you can enjoy views of all five boroughs and five neighboring states; at sunset, you can glimpse an elongated urban shadow cast from Manhattan all the way across the river to Queens. It highlights the Art Deco style and its architecture is in sync with American culture. It was ranked number one by Americans for its architecture.
Rockefeller Center
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City, NY 1011
Classic meets current at Rockefeller Center, New York City's ultimate shopping destination. From spacious flagships to unique specialty stores, there is something here for every taste and closet, in iconic surroundings as sophisticated as they are welcoming. And whether you want to grab a quick bite, get your cappuccino fix, meet friends for cocktails or savor a special family dinner, you’ll relish the delicious options. There are several paid tours available - check them out.
Willis Tower - Skydeck Chicago
233 S. Wacker Drive, Entrance on Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 6060
Touristy attraction here we go, beware if you are afraid of height !
One World Observatory - World Trade Center
1 World Trade Center, One World Trade Center, New York City, NY 1000
Transamerica Pyramid
600 Montgomery Street at Washington Street, Financial District, San Francisco, CA 9411
From here the route will take us through the heart of SOMA (South Market) and CBD (Community Benefit District). There are numerous shopping options and high-end restaurants here. But you won't be sorry about ditching them once you face the Embarcadero, Telegraph Hill or walk around Chinatown or gape at Transamerica Pyramid.
Coit Tower
1 Telegraph Hill Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 9413
It looks like gun barrel, or a fire hose nozzle, or whatever other euphemistic yet phallic suggestions you wish to imply but it commands lovely views over the city.
Flatiron Building
175 Fifth Ave., At 23rd St., New York City, NY 1001
If you move along the 5th Ave towards Empire State Building, there will be almost nothing unsual in the urbanscape of the space but the minute you look to your 12 o'clock, you see a building with a steep egde, almost like a triangular edge. Just when you will think to yourself if it were habitable, you should learn that this building is completely functional and there are offices on every edge that desnt quite look like a livable area. Strange but architecturally possible!
The Portland Building
1150 Southwest Fifth Ave, Portland, OR 9720
Next, we walked around some of the city’s other interesting little neighborhoods. The Portlandia Statue in Downtown is a famous city landmark. The Old Town in the Northwest part of the city was also a pretty area to walk around with lots of quaint little shops.
Massachusetts State House
24 Beacon St., Beacon Hill, Boston, MA 0213
It is the State Capitol on the Beacon Hill. They support The Sox! (American football reference)
Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 9001
Its rightly a 'French Curve in the city of T-squares'
If you fancy modern art and architecture, this is a must see attraction. Now open for various operas and theater performances, LA Phil or the Walt Disney Concert Hall rests in the heart of Los Angeles overlooking Downtown Los Angeles along the civic center.
The space is abnormally quiet on the junction of two important streets.
The best feature of LA Phil is the shiny metallic titanium finish that outshines the surrounding sandstone and brick towers.
Washington National Cathedral
Massachusetts and Wisconsin Aves. NW, Entrance on Wisconsin Ave., Washington DC, D
Harold Washington Library Center
400 South State Street, Chicago, IL 6060
In addition to scheduled story times, free Wi-Fi, and a children’s center, they have the Storybook Dollhouse, displaying clues related to famous children’s literature.
