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American Museum of Natural History is located in
Upper West Side
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AMNH is one of NY's great attractions for travelers and residents alike. Visitors will have to choose from the tremendous number of worthwhile offerings. In addition to some WOW current exhibitions. You will find an amazing display of dinosaurs to delight three-year-olds and their hand holders. Other options include the taxidermy displays that came to life on the screen with Ben Stiller, the Rose Center, and the Hall of Meteorites. New Yorkers with AMNH memberships visit routinely -- to play in the padded rooms of the minerals and gems, catch an IMAX movie, or relax in the Hall of Biodiversity. Currently on view: Butterflies; Tornado Alley; Beyond Planet Earth.
175 Central Park West @ 77th - 79th Streets
Last Modified: Wednesday Jan 04 2012
American Museum of Natural History is located in
Midtown
Midtown extends from 59th Street to 34th Street, from the Hudson River to the East River, and includes many smaller neighborhoods: Clinton, the newly gentrified Hell’s Kitchen (including Alvin Ailey's new digs), the Theatre District, the Garment District, Murray Hill, Turtle Bay, and Sutton Place. Midtown itself is often divided into East Midtown and West Midtown, but the heart of Midtown is Fifth Avenue. Street addresses project east and west from Fifth Avenue.
Midtown is congested with buildings famous, grand, modern, enormous, or lackluster. Here you will find the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, The Museum of Modern Art, The New York Public Library, Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, and the Seagram Building. You will also find the areas of Bryant Park, the Jacob Javits Convention Center, Times Square, and the United ...
Last Update: Thursday Feb 09 2012