Things to Do | Billionaire's Row

The southern gates of Central Park at 59th Street are steps from every building on the Row. Bow Bridge, Bethesda Fountain, the Literary Walk, and the Conservatory Water are all within a short walk from Central Park South.

One of the world's greatest art museums, two blocks south of the Row at 11 West 53rd Street. Six floors of modern and contemporary art including Van Gogh's Starry Night, Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans, and Monet's Water Lilies. Residents of 53W53 get benefactor-level access.

One of the world's most legendary concert halls, located at 57th Street and 7th Avenue directly on the Row. Catch world-class performances year-round or take a guided one-hour tour through the Stern Auditorium, Composers Gallery, and Rose Museum.

The crown jewel of American luxury retail at 5th Avenue and 58th Street, one block from Central Park Tower. Seven floors of the world's top fashion, beauty, and home brands, with personal shopping services tailored to the Row's resident clientele.

The retail extension of MoMA at 44 West 53rd Street, stocking curated modern home goods, design objects, art books, and gifts. A short walk from every building on the Row and a go-to for residents looking for thoughtfully designed everyday objects.

Horse-drawn carriage rides departing from Central Park South, steps from the Row. The Park and City Ride takes you through Central Park then down 5th Avenue past the Plaza Hotel, Tiffany and Co., and Rockefeller Center.

One of the world's most powerful contemporary art galleries, with a flagship location right on 57th Street. Rotating exhibitions of blue-chip artists make it a regular stop for the collector-class buyers who live in buildings like 111 West 57th and 220 CPS.

Eight indoor red clay courts in Manhattan offering a premier tennis experience for players of all levels. A favorite among Midtown and Upper East Side residents looking for serious court time in the city.

A vibrant contemporary art gallery at 645 5th Avenue offering immersive exhibitions and bold installations. Steps from the Row and well-suited to the collector-focused buyer profile drawn to buildings like 53W53 and Central Park Tower.

A two-hour expert-led architecture tour of the 57th Street supertalls covering the engineering, zoning loopholes, and design stories behind every building on the Row. Perfect for buyers, investors, or anyone wanting to understand what they are looking at.

A 320,000 square-foot seven-floor flagship occupying the base of Central Park Tower at 225 West 57th Street. Stocked with Gucci, Prada, Saint Laurent, Christian Louboutin and more, plus seven dining venues including a full Broadway Bar on the 4th floor. The most convenient luxury shopping destination for residents of the Row.