Скачать или смотреть Freezing Winter NYC Walk ❄️ 5th Avenue from Empire State → 8th & Broadway | 4K 60fps

Step into NYC on a freezing winter day ❄️ as we walk down 5th Avenue, from the Empire State Building to 8th Street & Broadway.
Discover Flatiron Building, Madison Square Park, midtown skyscrapers, and the quiet charm of Manhattan streets in immersive 4K 60fps.

Take a walking tour of 5th Avenue in New York City on a freezing winter day, starting at the Empire State Building and heading south to 8th Street & Broadway, at the edge of Greenwich Village.
This route captures NYC’s iconic architecture and winter atmosphere: empty streets, crisp air, dramatic shadows on skyscrapers, and the unique quietness of Manhattan.
Highlights along the walk:
Empire State Building — the legendary Art Deco skyscraper and NYC landmark
Flatiron Building — triangular architectural gem between 23rd and 26th streets, one of the city’s most photogenic buildings
Madison Square Park — historic park near Flatiron, perfect for a winter stroll and public art
5th Avenue facades & small shops — classic midtown buildings, pedestrian zones, and quiet winter streets
8th Street & Broadway (Greenwich Village) — creative, historic streets with local cafes, brownstones, and artistic vibes
This walk captures the essence of Manhattan in winter: towering skyscrapers, quiet streets, and a mix of historic and modern architecture.

🎥 Filmed in real time, no talking, no music.
Hear authentic NYC winter street sounds while walking.

📍 Route: Empire State Building → 5th Avenue → Flatiron → Madison Square Park → 8th Street & Broadway

🗓 Date: January 24, 2026
🎞 Quality: 4K 60fps
16 F / -9 C

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