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Armani Fifth Avenue

Shopping & Shopping Services

0.8 Miles Midtown

Armani/5th Avenue is revealed as a neatly defined and light building completely clad in glass—164 feet long and 45 feet high. Spread over four floors, the store features a retail area of approximately 30,000 square feet of which 5200 is occupied by the Bar and Restaurant. Armani selected the architects Doriana and Massimiliano f*cksas and actively collaborated with them throughout this building, conceived as a single, fluid space brought together by the impact of the vortex of the staircase. The heart of the building is epitomized by the staircase, a structure in rolled calender steel, and clad in plastic material that highlights its exceptional sculptural presence.This fabulous concept store brings together the world of Armani: For signature shopping, there is no better place to start than on the ground floor for Emporio Armani and Giorgio Armani accessories as well as the Emporio Armani collection for women. Down in the basem*nt is the realm of those who favor a casual style of dress: Armani Jeans, EA7—the sports line that includes specialized clothing and equipment, Emporio Armani Underwear and the Swimwear range.The further up the building, the more selective and refined the choice of products become. On the first floor, the cosmetics area beckons, with its ultra-sophisticated range of products with Crema Nera and perfumes, followed by the area dedicated to Giorgio Armani and Emporio Armani shoes. From here it is a short hop to Giorgio Armani, Fashion, Classics and Eveningwear, all for women. Following the pathway of the staircase and descending a few steps, the space is dedicated exclusively to the fashion section of the Emporio Armani line for men. On the second floor, Emporio Armani, Giorgio Armani for men and Emporio Armani and Giorgio Armani shoes for men are displayed. This floor also houses Armani/Casa, offering a choice of objets; the space successfully evokes the huge Armani/Casa store in SoHo. Nearby there is a small area dedicated to the delights of Armani/Dolci, the first retail area for this collection of delicacies to open in the USA. On both the first and second level, two specific spaces have been conceived and reserved for a private VIP fitting room. From the Armani/Ristorante on the top floor, a fabulous view can be enjoyed—through an amber-colored filter—down Fifth Avenue, with Central Park in the background. A line of lighting on the ground leads to the entrance to the restaurant, emphasizing the sensuous curve of the wall. A virtual curtain is raised as you pass through it: the show begins, making the customer the star.

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Woodbury Common Premium Outlets

Shopping & Shopping Services

39.4 Miles Central Valley

With 220 stores Woodbury Common Premium Outlets offers the world's largest collection of upscale designer apparel and name-brand outlets with everyday savings of 25% to 65%. Featuring Off 5th Avenue Outlet, Escada, Neiman Marcus Last Call, Salvatore Ferragamo, Banana Republic Factory Store, Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Donna Karan, Gap Outlet, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, J. Crew, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Max Mara, Nike Factory Store, The North Face, Polo, Ralph Lauren, Timberland, Williams-Sonoma Outlet and much more.Want to travel in style to Woodbury Common for a shopping trip? NYC.com can get you there! Just click here to learn more.

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Schaller & Weber

Gourmet Food Stores

2.4 Miles Upper East Side

Our favorite place to buy sausages in New York, Schaller & Weber is the only American sausage and processed meat manufacturer to consistently and repeatedly recieve the coveted Gold Medals of Honor awarded at International Exhibitions in Holland, Austria, and Germany. Most recently during the year 2000 Competition at the Welser fair in Austria, Schaller & Weber submitted twenty differant products and walked away with Fourteen Gold and six Silver Medals, leaving European competitors behind.Hours:Monday - Friday: 9am-6pmSaturday: 8:30am-6pmSunday: Closed

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Spa Castle

Shopping & Shopping Services

8.1 Miles

Spa Castle is an other worldly experience, an expansive playground of hot baths, cold water, steam rooms, and a host of other amenities. Entrance fee gives you all day access to the facilities that include a number of indoor and outdoor pools.Additional service include Body Scrubs, Massages, Beauty Salon and VIP private spa. In house Korean and Italian restaurants, as well as a full bar and juice bar.

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Bergdorf Goodman

Department Stores, By Name

0.9 Miles Midtown

Standing at the crossroads of fashion at Fifth Avenue and 58th Street in New York City, Bergdorf Goodman is known throughout the world for elegance, luxury, and superior service.Discover the evolution of this New York legend below:1899Edwin Goodman works for Herman Bergdorf, an immigrant from Alsace, in his tailoring establishment just above Union Square in downtown Manhattan.1906Goodman purchases the store from Bergdorf and moves to the site where Rockefeller Center now stands.1914Goodman is the first couturier to introduce ready-to-wear, making Bergdorf Goodman the destination for premier American and French fashion.1928Bergdorf Goodman moves to its present location, the former site of the great Cornelius Vanderbilt mansion. With Goodman's son, Andrew, as President, the store continues innovations such as an incomparable fur salon, the exclusive Bergdorf Goodman Number Nine perfume, and Miss Bergdorf, a ready-to-wear line for the younger customer.1953Goodman retires as the most celebrated merchant of his time, with many accolades including the Legion of Honor from France.1986"The Decorative Home on Seven" is created to house antiques, porcelains, silver, crystal, linens, stationery, home furnishings, and delicacies from around the world. Today, the floor is home to Jane Stubbs' first-edition and one-of-a-kind books and prints, along with a special collection of books from Assouline. Luxury stationers Smythson of Bond Street, along with a bridal salon and gift registry, are also housed there.1990The Men's Store opens its doors directly across the street at 745 Fifth Avenue.1997Formerly the Goodman family residence, the penthouse atop the store, is converted into the John Barrett Salon and Susan Ciminelli Day Spa.1999The Beauty Level opens directly below the main floor, offering 15,000 square feet of luxury with eight spa rooms exclusively for facials, skincare consultations and special treatments, and Goodman's Cafe, serving lunch and afternoon tea.2002Artisans and craftspeople begin a dramatic restoration of the Main Floor of the Women's Store.2003New boutiques open for CHANEL, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, and Yves Saint Laurent.2004BergdorfGoodman.com debuts in Fall 2004

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Aedes de Venustas

Shopping & Shopping Services

1.7 Miles

A gorgeous shopping experience with stunning interior, beautifully displayed products, and luxury scents. Aedes de Venustas is the place to shop for impossible to find European scents, candles and lotions. Incredible service and beautiful packaging round out a divine shopping experience.

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Warby Parker — SoHo

Shopping & Shopping Services

2.2 Miles

Founded with a rebellious spirit by four college friends, Warby Parker is dedicated to providing affordable, fashionable eyewear. By circumventing traditional channels and engaging with customers directly through their website, Warby Parker is able to provide higher-quality, better-looking prescription eyewear at a fraction of the price. It is a business with a purpose. For every pair of eyeglasses sold a pair is distributed to someone in need.

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Sam Ash Music Stores - Manhattan

Musical Instruments Guitars

0.5 Miles

The flagship superstore of New York's legendary music retail store. The 30,000 square foot retail space opened in 2012 and consolidated the business of the company’s multiple storefronts formerly on 48th Street — New York City’s historic “Music Row” — under one roof. The huge inventory of musical instruments and accessories, sound and recording equipment, sheet music and videos, computers and music software covers every musician's needs no matter what his or her playing style or ability. Here playing the incredible selection of instruments is not only allowed, it's encouraged and you will find people of all ages, from novice to pros playing guitars, keyboards, drums or brass and woodwind instruments. Instrument repair and rental round out the offerings of this incredible mecca for musicians the world over.

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Warby Parker — Upper East Side

Shopping & Shopping Services

2.1 Miles

Founded with a rebellious spirit by four college friends, Warby Parker is dedicated to providing affordable, fashionable eyewear. By circumventing traditional channels and engaging with customers directly through their website, Warby Parker is able to provide higher-quality, better-looking prescription eyewear at a fraction of the price. It is a business with a purpose. For every pair of eyeglasses sold a pair is distributed to someone in need.

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Warby Parker — Meatpacking District

Shopping & Shopping Services

1.6 Miles Meatpacking District

Founded with a rebellious spirit by four college friends, Warby Parker is dedicated to providing affordable, fashionable eyewear. By circumventing traditional channels and engaging with customers directly through their website, Warby Parker is able to provide higher-quality, better-looking prescription eyewear at a fraction of the price. It is a business with a purpose. For every pair of eyeglasses sold a pair is distributed to someone in need.Our store is surrounded by cobblestone streets, century-old warehouses, and the High Line park.

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McNally Jackson Booksellers

Books, Magazines, & Newspapers Stores

2.3 Miles NoLIta

This small and highly reputable chain of Canadian booksellers opened their only outpost in the United States to much fanfare in SoHo/NoLIta. Although the smallest of McNally's stores, with 7000 square feet it is quite spacious for an independent bookseller in New York City. With a charming café and fantastic staff, it is a pleasure to browse and buy here as well as to attend the many book signing, readings, and other events.

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192 Books

Book Dealers Retail

1.2 Miles Chelsea

Renowned art dealer Paula Cooper opened a trendy Chelsea bookstore in 2003 to rave reviews. The superb selection of literature and history, art and criticism, the social and natural sciences, travel and children's books as well as interesting events and readings draws customers back again and again. Along with Printed Matter across the street, this corridor of Tenth Avenue has a highbrow quotient in addition to endless new restaurants.

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Armani Exchange — SoHo

Shopping & Shopping Services

2.3 Miles SoHo

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Apple Store — Fifth Avenue

Computer Stores

0.9 Miles Midtown East

The city that never sleeps was bound to get an Apple store that never sleeps. The massive underground store open 24/7/365 is marked by a sleek glass cube at the plaza in front of the drab GM building on Fifth Avenue, a dramatic setting that symbolizes the old tech vs. new tech dichotomy. Indeed, the soaring glass cube, each face more than 30 feet, marks new territory for Apple, which before the introduction of its beloved iPod almost went to the brink. Seems intuitive that the Big Apple gets the biggest Apple Store, right?Not only is this the largest Apple Store (with more than 300 employees), its Genius Bar will have almost 100 full-time staff. In fact, with this 45-foot-long combo Genius Bar, iPod Bar and The Studio, we predict New Yorkers of all stripes will abandon Kinko's and instead hang around here to swap ideas as well as work feverishly on projects in the middle of the night.

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Tiffany & Co.

Diamonds & Other Precious Stones

0.8 Miles Midtown

Of the sixty-four stores that Tiffany & Co. operate in the United States, no other location—not even all 63 others combined—is as great a cultural landmark as the famous Fifth Avenue flagship store. The company that outfitted jewelry on the Astors, the Vanderbilts, and countless other members of the New York aristocracy over the years, is as famous for its central role in Audrey Hepburn’s Breakfast At Tiffany’s as it is for anything else. So much so, in fact, that you’ll generally hear people refer to the store as “Tifanny’s” instead of the proper name. The store still retains its sparsely decorated, tiny display windows and all of the charm that has defined Tiffany’s for the better part of two centuries. While they no longer design and manufacture swords and flags for the Union Army, their selection of jewelry is still second to none and a must-have item for discerning jewelry-lovers around the world.

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Hermes of Paris

Department Stores, By Name

1.1 Miles Upper East Side

The orange box or bag from your Hermes purchase indicates one thing: Supreme luxury. This French fashion house is undoubtedly most famous for its scarves and ties, which push color and design to the absolute limit. You can also find the world famous Birkin and Kelly bags here, seen on the arms of your favorite celebrities around the globe. Be prepared to jump on a waiting list though, as the charms of Hermes are no little known secret, and anyone with the right budget knows that if you're going to spend, Hermes is one of the absolute best places to do it. Also noteworthy are the gold and laquer bangles and the sweater selection.

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Comme Des Garcons Boutique

Clothing Stores

1.1 Miles Chelsea

Comme des Garçons, French for "Like Boys", is a Japanese fashion label headed by Rei Kawakubo, who owns the company with her husband Adrian Joffe. The label specializes in austere "anti-fashion" garments and accessories is a favorite among the fashion set. This Über-fabulous boutique could easily be mistaken for one of Chelsea's hipper galleries and features top-of-the-line designer items and exquisite clothing. Easily one of New York's most trendy and beautifully-designed stores.

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La Maison Unique Longchamp

Department Stores, By Name

2.3 Miles SoHo

This French label is most famous for its nylon and leather totes spotted on the arms of schoolgirls all around the world. The bags come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Luggage here is also stunning and functional, and the leather used for the higher-end bags is sumptuous and worth every penny.

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Grand Bazaar NYC

Shopping & Shopping Services

1.7 Miles Upper West Side

Vendors please apply here.Upper West Side flea market held every Sunday throughout the year, indoor & outdoors. Local artist, designers, and antique/vintage dealers sell one-of-a-kind and limited edition art, antique watches, vintage collectibles and fashion, handmade jewelry and furniture. Delicious artisianal edibles will unsure that you will never leave hungry.While you nab up that one-of-a-kind find and delicious eats, you will be supporting 4,000+ school children as they donate 100% of our profits to four local public schools. You'll also be keeping NYC creative and authentic by supporting local artisans, micro-businesses, and entrepreneurs!

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Flower Girl

Shopping & Shopping Services

2.3 Miles

Lush and whimsical arrangements with a distinct NYC edge. Founder and owner Denise Porcaro cdiscovered a creative outlet in flowers, crafting striking arrangements and bouquets. Flower Girl arrangements focus on what is available seasonally. In addition to fresh cut flowers, the shop stocks seasonal branches, unusual vases, beautiful plants, an exclusive candle and handmade soaps.

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What is the best shopping street in NYC? ›

New York's Fifth Avenue is the city's most famous shopping street, and probably the most famous shopping street in the world. Here, you can find flagship stores for nearly every high-end designer—Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Gucci, Prada, Valentino, Armani, Fendi, and more.

How many days in New York is enough? ›

The general consensus? You'll need at least a full three days and two nights to get a taste of everything our city has to offer. Three of the most popular NYC attractions are the Statue of Liberty, The Empire State Building, and Central Park.

Is 7 days in New York too long? ›

From dazzling viewpoints to vibrant neighborhood strolls, a week is enough time to get acquainted with the Big Apple. One week in New York gives you enough time to see all the popular attractions, visit historic sites, and really start getting to know the city.

How many days in New York for the first time? ›

How much time should I spend in NYC? If it's your first time in NYC and you want to see everything possible, I recommend spending at least 4 days here. There are so many things to see and do in NYC! I have stayed here for a week and still didn't run out of things to do.

What is the most popular mall in New York City? ›

New York's Most Popular Malls and Department Stores
  • Manhattan Mall.
  • The Shops at Columbus Circle.
  • Bloomingdale's.
  • Queens Place Mall.
  • The Fulton Center.
  • The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards.
  • 75 Rockefeller Plaza.
  • Westfield World Trade Center.

What is the most expensive shopping street in New York City? ›

Fifth Avenue is the most expensive shopping street in the world. Department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue are full of desirable, high fashion merchandise. You can walk down Fifth Avenue to satisfy your desire for titillation, even if all you want is to window shop.

Is $1000 enough for 5 days in New York? ›

If you plan to stay at a 5-star hotel and dine at upscale restaurants in Manhattan, then a budget of $1000 is definitely not going to cut it. However, if you book a mid-tier hotel and take advantage of the many free things to do in New York, then a budget of $1000 is just fine.

How much money do you need for 4 days in New York City? ›

$250 a day is plenty for regular costs (food, sights, transit) but assume that show or sports tickets will be additional - since they can more than eat the entire daily budget.

What's the cheapest time to go to New York? ›

Best time to visit New York

If you prefer smaller crowds or want to save a bit of money, you might want to think about coming during the winter months, from December to February.

Where is the best place to stay in New York for the first time? ›

For first-timers, Midtown Manhattan is one of the best areas to stay in New York. You're within easy walking distance of all the heavyweight sights - Times Square, Central Park, Broadway, the MoMA - and there are plenty of accommodation options to suit every kind of traveller.

How much spending money do you need for New York for 7 days? ›

A one week trip to New York City usually costs around $2,281 for one person and $4,561 for two people. This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing. A two week trip to New York City on average costs around $4,561 for one person and $9,123 for two people.

What to do in NYC in 1 week? ›

Over one week you can see the essential sights in:
  1. Uptown – The Met, American Museum of Natural History.
  2. Midtown – Empire State Building, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
  3. Lower Manhattan – Statue of Liberty, 9/11 Memorial & Museum.
  4. Brooklyn – Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Walking Tour, Luna Park.

What is the best month to visit New York? ›

The weather becomes warm and mild, usually without the unpleasant humidity of summer – May is perhaps the best month for New York City weather. Broadway perks up again as shows open in advance of the June Tony Awards. In late May, uniformed sailors fan out on the town as Navy vessels dock on the Hudson for Fleet Week.

What is the best way to visit New York City? ›

Getting Around New York City

The best way to get around New York City is on foot as traffic is fairly heavy around-the-clock. That said, the subway system is a convenient option, too, and it extends throughout Manhattan and into the other New York boroughs.

How much money do you need a day in New York? ›

I would say around $100 per person per day is the minimum you need to not be on a serious budget. $200 would let you be very comfortable and do pretty much anything within reason. If you purchase your Broadway ticket in advance (which many of us recommend anyway), that takes one uncertainty out of the equation.

What is the most popular street in NYC? ›

The most famous street and the main artery of New York is Fifth Avenue. It connects the north and south of Manhattan. The Big Apple's most famous street is Fifth Avenue, also known as Millionaire's Row.

What can you buy on Canal Street? ›

Animated vendors sell T-shirts, novelty items, postcards, jewelry, perfumes, shoes, electronics, and designer brand knockoffs. Canal Street is also near several public parks to escape the high-paced energy of its shopping venues.

What is the best street in Times Square? ›

The pace, extensive transit connectivity, and theatrical tradition of 42nd Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, have made this one of the best known streets in the Times Square neighborhood and the Broadway Theater District.

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