Chrysler Building, New York

After seeing it on all advertisements, everytime I go to NY I see the building I decided to visit it. It was Sunday so it was closed but the lobby was open. Lobby is not that bad.

waz just bludy mavelous culdnt believe me eyes. I would reccomend anyone who happens to be there to visit because its going to blow you away.

a place of tranquility in a place of iron giants .The sun hitting its gleaming skin while ants crawl at hits feet getting on with their everyday lives not even noticing a buity that towers over them

I visited the Chrysler Building in September 2006 and it felt like a relgious experience. I arrived in New York at night and I was consciously looking for it as the shuttle bus headed towards midtown. I was not let down! It has an amazing presence from afar. The next day I walked there from midtown and eagerly awaited my first glimpse on foot. It is truly awe inspiring and majestic in terms of architecture. I kept stopping, feeling awestruck that I had realised a dream by being there. Once inside, the murals in the foyer were stunning and expressed the history of transport. The foyer is the only accessible area to the public as well as downstairs where you will find a series of shops and Grand Central Station train connections. The exterior however was the most impressive and I vowed to photograph the building whenever I saw it and from whatever angle or distance it happened to be from. I have a stunning collection of photos and my desktop views take me back to what now seems like a dream. The Chrysler Building was one of the highlights of being in the fabulous city that is New York.

it is an amazing building, an the atmospere in NY is great. There are so many great things to do in NY but the crysler building was my favourite.

The place is awesome. Lots of singing. Just joyful. That is where they filmed "Elf." Cool he.