Fifth Avenue

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avenue major thoroughfare shopping street

Fifth Avenue is a major thoroughfare in Manhattan renowned as one of the world’s premier shopping streets and a symbol of New York City’s luxury and culture.

Aliases (10)

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	avenue → major thoroughfare → shopping street →
borough	Manhattan →
city	New York City →
country	United States →
famousFor	cultural landmarks → flagship retail stores → high-end fashion brands → luxury shopping → tourism →
formsBoundaryOf	Central Park →
hasCulturalInstitution	Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum → El Museo del Barrio → Frick Collection → Jewish Museum → Metropolitan Museum of Art → Museum of the City of New York → Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum →
hasLandmark	Apple Fifth Avenue store → Bergdorf Goodman store → Empire State Building → New York Public Library Main Branch → Plaza Hotel vicinity → Rockefeller Center vicinity → Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store → St. Patrick’s Cathedral → Tiffany & Co. flagship store → Trump Tower →
hasSectionKnownAs	Gold Coast → Museum Mile →
hostsEvent	Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival → Puerto Rican Day Parade → St. Patrick’s Day Parade →
knownAs	one of the world’s premier shopping streets →
locatedIn	Manhattan → New York City → New York State → United States →
notableFor	high commercial rents → historic architecture → tourist crowds →
orientation	north–south →
partOf	Manhattan street grid →
runsAlong	Central Park →
runsThrough	Midtown Manhattan → Upper East Side →
symbolOf	American consumer culture → New York City → luxury →
usedAs	parade route →

Referenced by (60)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Apple Fifth Avenue store → Atlas statue → Bergdorf Goodman → Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum → Cornelius Vanderbilt II House → Empire State Building → Frick Collection → GM Building plaza → Gold Coast (Fifth Avenue) → Jewish Museum → Lenox Library, New York City → Metropolitan Museum of Art → Museum of the City of New York → Neue Galerie New York → Rose Main Reading Room → Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum → St. Thomas Church, New York City → Tiffany & Co. flagship store → Trump Tower → Warburg Mansion → William K. Vanderbilt House →	locatedOn
Channel Gardens → Grand Army Plaza → Harlem Meer →	adjacentTo
Museum Mile → Red Door salon on Fifth Avenue → St. Patrick’s Cathedral →	locatedIn
500 Fifth Avenue ("Fifth Avenue commercial corridor") → Fifth Avenue ("Manhattan street grid") → Fifth Avenue and 58th Street ("Upper Fifth Avenue") →	partOf
Cornelius Vanderbilt II House ("Fifth Avenue Millionaires' Row") → Herman Bergdorf ("Fifth Avenue, New York City") →	associatedWith
42nd Street → West 34th Street →	crosses
Fifth Avenue ("Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store") → New York City →	hasLandmark
Central Park Zoo → The Pond (Central Park) →	near
The Africa Center →	avenue
Lenox Library, New York City →	avenueFrontage
Conservatory Garden →	borderedBy
Stephen A. Schwarzman Building →	boundedBy
Warburg Mansion ("Fifth Avenue (Manhattan)") →	category
Channel Gardens →	connects
Manhattan →	contains
Central Park →	eastBoundary
Nobody Knows My Name ("Fifth Avenue, Uptown") →	hasEssay
GM Building plaza →	hasNotableViewOf
Midtown Manhattan →	hasStreet
Midtown Manhattan →	knownFor
Flatiron Building →	locatedAtIntersectionOf
RCA Building ("Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue") →	locatedBetween
Convent of the Sacred Heart (Manhattan) →	locatedNear
500 Fifth Avenue →	locatedOnAStreet
Stephen A. Schwarzman Building →	location
Stephen A. Schwarzman Building →	mainEntranceOn
Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival →	mainLocation
St. Patrick’s Day Parade (New York City) →	routeIncludes
Museum Mile →	streetSectionOf
Puerto Rican Day Parade ("Fifth Avenue, Manhattan") →	typicalRoute