Shopping In New York City
A Shopper’s Paradise
New York City has an astonishing variety of
shopping choices, from tiny fashionable boutiques to Macy's, the world’s largest
department store. New York continues to be the place where the world shops.
You’ll find unexpected treasures everywhere – a vintage first edition at a used
book store, a one-of-a-kind handmade necklace, not to mention an enclosed mall.

A must for Big Apple shoppers is a stretch of Fifth Avenue from 50th to 59th
street. This area is a mix of trendy boutiques, premier chains, landmarks and
premier stores such as Tiffany & Co. and FAO Schwarz. Stroll over to
Madison Avenue from 57th to 75th Street and see the world’s top designers
display their fresh-off-the-runway fashions. Here you’ll find Armani, Burberry,
Donna Karan New York, Ralph Lauren, Zegna and many more.
The Grand Central Market, a spectacular renovation of the Grand Central
Terminal, has made this historic landmark a new destination to visit.
Reminiscent of a European food hall, two dozen stalls along the main concourse
are a collection of New York’s finest fresh food concessions. Be sure to shop
for gourmet foods, fresh fish, baked goods, spices and homemade chocolates.
Peruse the counters featuring Italian, French, and German delicacies, guaranteed
to whet your appetite.
If you like art, SoHo has approximately 250 art galleries and nearly 200
restaurants and shops. In Greenwich Village, you’ll find all sorts of unique
items including jewelry, accessories, designer fashions, and vintage clothing.
You can experience Bohemian neighborhoods with eclectic selections, offered from
sidewalk vendors and tiny stores. For native crafts, take a train into Queens
and shop for items from India, Central and South America and China.
There is so much to see and buy in New York City that you would need a
lifetime to hit every store! Scope out a flea markets or indulge yourself with
a precious jewel purchased on West 47 Street, the world’s largest jewelry
exchange. Whatever your fancy, it can be found just around the corner in New
York City!