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Fifth Avenue

Outdoor Activity

Party Earth Review A whirlwind of designer fashion, celebrity sightings, and the festive aroma of roasted chestnuts, New York City’s famous Fifth Avenue shopping district is a half-mile stretch of consumer heaven riddled with chichi shops. On weekdays, the area – which stretches from 48th to 59th Street – attracts successful New Yorkers stocking ... more

Fifth Avenue between 48th and 59th Streets
New York, NY 10022

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Showroom Seven Sample Sale

Sample Sale / Shopping Event

May 6-Jun 7, 2013 Showroom Seven

263 11th Avenue
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001

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Chelsea Market

Market

Party Earth Review Originally the site of a Nabisco factory, Chelsea Market is an expansive foodie paradise packed with specialty purveyors, delis, flower shops, bookstores – more than thirty independent businesses in all – and loads of salivating customers. Traipsing down its cavernous hall, locals stock up on dinner ingredients from stores ... more

75 Ninth Avenue
New York, NY 10011

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Showroom Seven Sample Sale

Fashion Event

Schedule

May 6-Jun 7, 2013 Showroom Seven

263 11th Avenue
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001

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Chinatown

Nightlife Area

Party Earth Review A labyrinthine explosion of smells, people, stores, and activity, Chinatown is a bustling enclave that feels like a genuine slice of Hong Kong. Visitors may notice that typical rules don’t apply in this neighborhood, where tourists openly haggle with counterfeit handbag vendors on Canal Street and ancient grandmothers aggressively ... more

Borders Broome Street and Delancey Street on the north side; Broadway and Lafayette on the west side; East River Drive on the south and east sides
New York, NY 10013

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Collect-I-Bowl Record Show

Shopping Event

Jun 2 11:00am Brooklyn Bowl

61 Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Rockefeller Center

Culture / Landmark / Market / Plaza

Party Earth Review Sprawling from 48th to 51st Street between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue, the world-famous Rockefeller Center is a bustling nerve center that welcomes millions of local and foreign visitors every year. Weekdays see the area abuzz with everyone from business people and ad execs hurrying off to lunch meetings to the more ... more

48th to 51st Streets between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
New York, NY 10112

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Renegade Craft Fair Brooklyn Summer 2013

Shopping Event

Jun 22-23, 2013 East River State Park (Brooklyn, NY) Featuring hundreds of artists, the Renegade Craft Fair is a free-to-attend arts and crafts fair that ... more

110 Kent Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Times Square

Culture / Landmark / Square

Party Earth Review One of the busiest, most frenetic, and most visually stimulating urban centers in the world, Times Square offers a vast assortment of dining, shopping, and entertainment options that go beyond its famous bright lights and giant flashing advertisements. Usually filled with hordes of tourists and people who work in the area ... more

42nd Street to 50th Street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10019

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Eataly

Bakery / Italian Restaurant

Reviewed by Keemia F.

"This is Disneyland for Italian food. The cavernous Eataly, from Mario Batali & Co., is a temple of all things Italian. Boasting 50,000 square feet of ..." more

200 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10010

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The Smile

Café / Market / Restaurant

Party Earth Review An underground blend of coffee shop, restaurant, and specialty market pedaling everything from mopeds to shaving kits, The Smile attracts hordes of seasoned screenwriters and wannabe Oscar nominees in need of a place to dish over brie baguettes and café au lait. Tucked away beneath Bond Street, the venue features a rustic ... more

26 Bond Street
New York, NY 10012

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Union Square

Culture / Landmark / Park / Square

Party Earth Review With its famous chess tables dotting 14th Street and its alternative artistic vibe, Union Square has been one of Manhattan’s defining cultural landmarks since the 1800s when it was the site for union rallies. Now a favorite with NYU students and local lunching workers, the park offers plenty of conversation pieces and people ... more

14th to 17th Street between Union Square West (University) and Union Square East (Fourth Avenue)
New York, NY 10003

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NYC Shopping Overview

Fifth Avenue - Outdoor Activity | Shopping Area in NYC

Shopping in New York? It’s only the number one shopping destination on the planet and one of the greatest things about New York shopping is that there is a store for nearly everything.

One of the busiest, most frenetic, and most visually stimulating urban centers in the world, Times Square alone offers a vast assortment of dining, shopping, and entertainment options that go beyond its famous bright lights and giant flashing advertisements.

The couture set heads straight for New York City’s famous Fifth Avenue, where a whirlwind of designer fashion, celebrity sightings, and the festive aroma of roasted chestnuts fills this half-mile stretch of consumer heaven riddled with chichi shops.

A dream come true for NYC shopaholics, foodies, and art lovers alike, SoHo is a versatile downtown neighborhood offering an unending variety of shops, galleries, and restaurants. Chinatown, meanwhile, is a labyrinthine explosion of smells, people, stores, and activity, and a bustling enclave that feels like a genuine slice of Hong Kong.

And then of course there’s Rockefeller Center, sprawling from 48th to 51st Street between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue, the city’s bustling nerve center that welcomes millions of local and foreign visitors every year. Weekdays see the area abuzz with everyone from business people and ad execs hurrying off to lunch meetings to the more leisurely visitors window shopping at stores like J. Crew, Anthropologie, and Movado, the nearby flagship Saks Fifth Avenue, or in the below-ground shops in the concourse level.

Shopping in NYC? It’s about as hard as breathing.