Where-To-Go Wednesday - Holiday Windows Walking Tour

Here is a rundown of  this year's major department store holiday windows in New York City. A fun thing to do is go on a walking tour from window to window. For more, see below.

 

 
Bloomingdales located at Lexington Avenue between 59th and 60th Street: This year's Bloomingdale's holiday windows theme is The Greatest Showman. They had characters from the show and each window had words from one of the songs. Also, they had music playing from the movie.

 

 

Barney's located at Madison Avenue between 60th and 61st : This year's Barney's holiday windows were designed by artists the Haas brothers.They feature imaginary creatures. There is a list on each window that describes what the different creatures are.

 

 

Bergdorf Goodman located at Fifth Avenue between 57th and 58th : This year's Bergdorf Goodman holiday windows features famous locations in New York City including the New York Philharmonic, the American Museum of Natural History, The New York Historical Society, the Museum of the Moving Image and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

 

 
Saks Fifth Avenue located at Fifth Avenue between 49th and 50th- Saks Fifth Avenue's holiday windows this year celebrate the 80th anniversary of the classic film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In the windows along the sides of the building, they have famous clothing designers fairy tale designs many of them related to Snow White. The store is also completely decorated in colored lights and light shows are held every ten minutes or so.

 

  

Lord & Taylor located at Fifth Avenue between 38th and 39th: This year's holiday windows at Lord & Taylor are all different. There are ones that feature animals, and ones that feature circus performers and ones that feature holidays in the City among other things.

 
 

Macy's located at: 34 Street between 34th and 35th: This year's Macy's holiday windows are all about the holidays in New York City. They even have a minature Macy's as well as some interactive features.

And that's our view. Tune in tomorrow for Theater Thursday.