LENOX HILL
Named for a hill that stood at Park Avenue and 70th Street, this elegant neighborhood is enviably positioned between Fifth Avenue and the East River in the 60s and 70s, with a high concentration of luxury hotels, boutiques, restaurants, and some of the most exclusive addresses in the city. Fifth and Park Avenues are lined with stately residential buildings, and limestone mansions, some occupied by international embassies, can be found just off the park. New developments have sprouted up east of Third Avenue, buoyed by the new subway line. The Met Breuer and the Frick Collection have created destinations for art and culture, and the Park Avenue Armory hosts avant-garde installations and performances.
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Things to love about LENOX HILL
Central Park
Bemelmans at the Carlyle
Architecture of Fifth and Park Avenues
Shopping on Madison Avenue
Great restaurants
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The stretch of Park Avenue that runs through Lenox Hill, from 59th to 72nd Streets, is lined with posh apartment buildings.
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The Frick Collection features old master paintings, fine furniture, and traveling exhibits in the former private mansion of 19th-century industrialist Henry Clay Frick.
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Patisseries cater to discerning Lenox Hill residents with fresh macarons, gΓteaux, and eclairs.
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The Ralph Lauren flagship store, on Madison Avenue in Lenox Hill, is housed in a stately mansion reminiscent of a French chΓteau.
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Statues of famous poets flank Literary Walk, at the south end of the Mall in Central Park, just west of Lenox Hill.
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Lenox Hill, on the Upper East Side, has luxury residences that were built in the 1910s and 20s.
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