Times Square
Times Square
This shopping and entertainment center is located at the intersection of Seventh Avenue and Broadway, surrounded by skyscrapers, malls, and theaters.
Day or night, the neon advertisements and large screens along the road attract people's attention, displaying advertisements and promotional videos from around the world.
With a daily foot traffic of about 70,000 people, pedestrians of different races and ethnicities pass through, and street performances are everywhere.
The most famous event held here each year is the New Year's Eve countdown. Every New Year's Eve, over 500,000 people flock to this place to spend a sleepless night together.
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue is a north-south thoroughfare located in the heart of Manhattan. This stretch extends from Rockefeller Center to 58th Street and is a shopping paradise lined with luxury stores. Its fame is comparable to the Tiffany & Co. jewelry store that Audrey Hepburn visited every morning in the movie 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'. Here, visitors can purchase the most famous American luxury brands of jewelry, leather goods, clothing, cosmetics, and more.
Walking on Fifth Avenue, one can almost feel the aura of luxury and nobility, which is one of the reasons it attracts thousands of tourists.
Rodeo Drive
Rodeo Drive
Rodeo Drive is located in Los Angeles and is a famous high-end shopping street, frequently visited by celebrities. It gathers many world-renowned brands such as Giorgio Armani, Chanel, and Dolce & Gabbana, offering the opportunity to purchase the latest fashion items.
Each brand has its own independent store with unique styles, adding to the charm and character of Rodeo Drive. Additionally, the shopping street features upscale restaurants, bars, galleries, and other venues, allowing visitors to not only shop but also enjoy gourmet food and art.
Third Street Promenade
Santa Monica Third Street Promenade
Located near the Santa Monica Beach in Los Angeles, this pedestrian street is one of the famous shopping streets in Los Angeles, presented in the form of a promenade. It gathers nearly a hundred mid-to-high-end brand flagship stores, restaurants, supermarkets, and digital product stores. The street mainly features brands loved by young people, such as Forever 21, A&F, Gap, Victoria's Secret, and often has discount activities. Additionally, seafood processing shops are one of the street's specialties, where you can select fresh seafood and have it processed immediately for enjoyment. There are also many street performers on the promenade, making it a great choice whether you come for shopping or a stroll.
Union Square
Union Square
Union Square is located in the heart of the bustling downtown area. At the center of the square stands a towering monument commemorating the U.S. Navy's victory over the Spanish fleet in the Battle of Manila Bay. The square is surrounded by four streets, featuring unique shops and brand-name stores, including the two major department stores I. Magnin and Macy's, as well as hundreds of high-end fashion boutiques, making it a shopper's paradise. Additionally, not far southwest of Union Square is San Francisco's theater district, which offers delightful surprises even for casual visitors.
Michigan Avenue Bridge
DuSable Bridge
Michigan Avenue is one of the main north-south streets in Chicago, featuring many famous attractions along the way, such as the Chicago Water Tower, the Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park, and the section known as the 'Magnificent Mile.' This street has now become one of Chicago's famous commercial streets, similar to Nanjing Road in Shanghai and Wangfujing Street in Beijing. On Michigan Avenue, there are also iconic attractions like the Marilyn Monroe statue.
