Upper East Side
United States
Upper East Side has 28 documented cultural connections to places around the world. Below are 12 of the most distinctive.
96th Street (Manhattan)
Connects Upper East Side to: East Harlem | Isaacs Houses
86th Street (Manhattan)
Connects Upper East Side to: Upper West Side | Yorkville, Manhattan
Lenox Hill
Connects Upper East Side to: Kips Bay, Manhattan | Turtle Bay, Manhattan
Yorkville, Manhattan
Connects Upper East Side to: Astoria, Queens | Throggs Neck | Isaacs Houses
72nd Street (Manhattan)
Connects Upper East Side to: Manhattan, New York | Upper West Side | Hudson Yards, Manhattan
Commissioners' Plan of 1811
Connects Upper East Side to: New York City, New York | Yorkville, Manhattan | Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village | East Village, Manhattan
59th Street (Manhattan)
Connects Upper East Side to: Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan | Upper West Side | Chelsea, Manhattan | Columbus Circle
Lexington Avenue
Connects Upper East Side to: Murray Hill, Manhattan | East Harlem | Gramercy Park | Yorkville, Manhattan
East Harlem
Connects Upper East Side to: Manhattan, New York | Harlem | Chinatown, Manhattan | Isaacs Houses | Holmes Towers
city map
Connects Upper East Side to: Lake View, Chicago | Newton, Massachusetts | Gay Village, Montreal | Fairhaven, Saskatoon | Confederation Park, Saskatoon
Henry Clay Frick
Connects Upper East Side to: Homestead, Pennsylvania | Cerro de Pasco, Pasco | Cresson, Pennsylvania | Wenham, Massachusetts | Scottdale, Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue
Connects Upper East Side to: Manhattan, New York | The Bronx, New York (state) | Northeastern United States | Downtown Detroit | Park Slope