Midtown East is defined by its prestigious landmarks and refined character, extending from 42nd to 59th Streets, between Fifth Avenue and the East River. It is the epitome of New York City’s economic and architectural ambition, home to the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, each a testament to different eras of the city's skyline evolution. The United Nations Headquarters anchors its eastern border, adding an international dimension to the neighborhood's already diverse character. Midtown East also boasts luxurious residential areas, especially along Park and Fifth Avenues, and is known for its exclusive shops, especially around Madison Avenue, catering to a discerning clientele.
