Columbus Circle

Columbus Circle traffic circle is located in the Famous intersection in Manhattan, New York City, at the intersection of Eighth Avenue, Broadway, Central Park South (West 59th Street), and Central Park West, and at the southwest corner of Central Park. Columbus Circles rich history dates back to 1905 and till this day is a popular tourist attraction throughout the year. Whether is lounging and...

This perfect lunch spot has calming fountains, happy lunchers, plenty of nearby food options, and sometimes hosts art exhibits like Tatzu Nishi's installation "Discovering Columbus."

This perfect lunch spot has calming fountains, happy lunchers, plenty of nearby food options, and sometimes hosts art exhibits like Tatzu Nishi's installation "Discovering Columbus."

One of the most recognizable parts of New York, Columbus Circle sits at the large crossroads at the southwest corner of Central Park, a hub that joins 59th Street (Central Park South), Eighth Avenue (Central Park West), Broadway, and a smattering of other cross streets. Much like Grand Army Plaza at the Fifth Avenue corner of Central Park, Columbus Circle was part of Vaux and Olmsted's original...

Gorgeous, modern private offices, dedicated desks and coworking just off Columbus Circle and overlooking Central Park.

Columbus Circle’s 2005 redesign was the recipient of the 2006 American Society of Landscape Architects’ General Design Award of Honor.