Guggenheim Museum This museum with an important collection of modern art is housed in a building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Chrysler Building One of the most famous and most beloved of all skyscrapers in New York City.

Washington Square This square is located in the heart of Greenwich Village.

Rockefeller Center Built in the midst of the Great Depression, this complex of high-rises was known as Radio City.

Bryant Park A small but very pleasant park surrounded by great architecture.

Madison Square This historical square is located in the center of the Flatiron district.

Grand Central Terminal This great railway station was built in 1913 for the New York and Harlem Railway Company.

Tudor City This historic district in Midtown features twelve buildings in Tudor style.

United Nations The United Nations Headquarters Secretariat was built in 1950 by an international committee of architects.

Woolworth Building The 'Cathedral of Commerce' was the tallest building in the world when completed in 1913.

Citgroup Center One of Midtown's largest towers rests on 114ft tall supporting columns, opening up space for a church at its base.

PanAm Building This behemoth is one of the most hated buildings in New York.

Lever House One of the first glass-walled skyscrapers, the Lever House marks a turning point in American architecture.

Former World Trade Center These twin towers were the tallest buildings in New York.