The document provides a walking tour along Fifth Avenue in New York City, describing notable landmarks along the way. It mentions starting at the Empire State Building between 33rd and 34th Streets and taking an elevator to the 102nd floor for views of the city. Next it discusses walking to the New York Public Library between 40th and 42nd Streets, and nearby Bryant Park which has outdoor cafes and concerts. Further along is Rockefeller Center between 49th and 50th Streets, where there is an ice skating rink. The tour ends at St. Patrick's Cathedral across from Rockefeller Center on Fifth Avenue.

1. A Walk up Fifth Avenue
1.- Start your tour at the Empire State Building on Fifth
avenue between 33rd and 34th
Streets. This building has 102
floors. Take the elevator to the 102nd
. Floor for a great view
of New York City.
2.- Now walk up Fifth Avenue to the New
York Public Library. The entrance is
between 40th
and 42nd
Streets. The library
holds over 10 million books. Behind the
library is Bryant Park. In the summer, there
is an outdoor café and at lunch hour there
are free music concerts.
3.- Walk up Sixth Avenue to 40th
Street.
You’re standing in the middle of the 19
buildings of Rockefeller Center. Turn right
on 49th
Street, walk another block, and turn
left. You’re in Rockefeller Plaza. In the
winter, you can ice-skate in the rink there.
4.- Right across from Rockefeller Center
on Fifth Avenue is St. Patrick’s
Cathedral. It’s modeled after the
cathedral in Cologne, Germany. Go inside
St. Patrick’s and leave the noisy city
behind. Look at the beautiful blue
windows. Many of these windows come
from France.
Read the article. Where can you … ?
1.- have a view of the city ……………………………………………………………

2. 2.- go ice-skating in the winter ……………………………………………………………
3.- listen to music outdoors ……………………………………………………………
4.- sit quietly indoors ……………………………………………………………
Fifth Avenue from the Empire State Building to St. Patrick’s Cathedral.