Welcome to the Midtown, NYC!

Midtown New York City, world-famous for locations with postcard names such as Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden, and the Empire State Building, is the commercial center of Manhattan. The exclusive real estate extends from 40th Street up to Central Park on 59th Street and from Third Avenue on the east side to Ninth Avenue on the west. Midtown Manhattan is the busiest commercial district in the nation hosting the majority of NYC’s skyscrapers and entertainment spots. More than 3 million commuters populate the area daily joining tourists, students, and local residents. Times Square and Fifth Avenue entice locals and visitors alike with an impressive variety of stores, boutiques, and restaurants.

EarthCam and TGI Friday’s bring you exclusive, close views of the midtown streets from the top of the restaurant at 34^th Street. The sites include New York City’s Main Post Office, Madison Square Garden, and The Empire State Building.

The Empire State Building, also on 34^th street and an historic architectural icon itself, serves as an ideal vantage point for millions of tourists to see the New York skyscrapers that comprise the world famous Manhattan Skyline. EarthCam and Acronym Media, a leading provider of search engine marketing solutions worldwide, present two live streaming video cameras located on the building. One webcam is dedicated to downtown views and the second to uptown vistas.

The gleaming Chrysler Building, the collection of Rockefeller Center Buildings, New York’s oldest skyscraper, the Flatiron Building, and views of scores of others, old and new, shine in daylight and light the night sky. In the future, the construction progress of the Freedom Tower will be visible from the downtown camera as it rises from Ground Zero.

Ever wonder what the colors of the lights on the Empire State Building mean? Find out from the Empire State Buliding Official Internet Site.