For more than 70 years, thousands of brides have traveled to Kleinfeld Bridal in New York City to find their wedding day looks. From the moment you walk through the doors, you’ll feel the magic of Kleinfeld. Not only does Kleinfeld have 30,000 square feet filled with the largest selection of wedding dresses in the world, it also has the greatest professional staff of over 200 employees who are dedicated to finding and perfecting your bridal look.
When you book your bridal appointment at Kleinfeld, you’re not only saying “yes!” to choosing your dream wedding dress in the most coveted bridal showroom in the world… You’re also saying “yes!” to a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the concrete jungle where dreams are made of. Like Alicia Keys says, “there’s nothing you can’t do!”
From Dorothy to Debbie, we have several proud New York natives within our Kleinfeld team. And, if they’re not originally from New York, they have moved from all over the world to live and work in the city of dreams!
Invigorating, innovative, and awe-inspiring, we could go on and on as to why there is no place like New York. Kleinfeld is proud to call New York City, and specifically the Chelsea neighborhood, home.
So, whether you’re traveling from near or far, we encourage you to make the most of it! That’s why we’re sharing the most iconic NYC spots right near Kleinfeld, so you can celebrate all day (or weekend) long.
The High Line
The High Line transforms an abandoned elevated railway into a vibrant public park. Blending green spaces with urban industrial history, this aerial greenway offers stunning perspectives of the city and the Hudson River while seamlessly connecting neighborhoods. It has become a model of innovative urban renewal and has drawn millions to experience nature and art nestled within New York City’s architecture.
Chelsea Market
Chelsea Market is a vibrant food hall and unique shopping destination located within the former Nabisco factory. Celebrated for its industrial and inviting atmosphere, it offers an incredible array of gourmet eateries, artisan food vendors, and eclectic boutiques all under one roof. It’s a famous bustling landmark, especially around the holidays, where visitors can experience a diverse range of New York’s cuisine.
The West Side Highway
Offering expansive views of the water and New Jersey skyline, The West Side Highway is a scenic route along the Hudson River. Whether you’re traveling by car or utilizing the bike or walking paths, The West Side Highway creates a direct connection to downtown Manhattan. Plus, you’ll encounter many opportunities to eat, relax, or participate in recreational activities. From the Hudson River Park, City Winery and Little Island to playgrounds, skate parks, sports fields and courts, there are countless things to do and explore.
Little Island
Located along The West Side Highway near Pier 55, Little Island is a breathtaking example of landscape architecture that rises from the Hudson River on sculptural, tulip-like pillars. This unique park offers New Yorkers and visitors an immersive escape with its rolling hills, lush gardens, and amphitheater. In warmer months, you may find food trucks, musicians, or other performers scattered throughout the park. It also offers one-of-a-kind views of not only the water and New Jersey skyline, but also the Empire State Building, World Trade Center, and Statue of Liberty.
Madison Square Park
Filled with plenty of benches, gardens, a dog park, and even the very first Shake Shack, Madison Square Park is a cherished, historic destination located in the heart of the Flatiron District. It’s renowned for hosting a world-class, free-to-the-public sculptural program featuring major contemporary artists. The park’s combination of natural beauty and its lively, welcoming atmosphere with a view of the Flatiron Building make it a quintessential New York experience.
Washington Square Park
Famous for its iconic marble arch, grandiose foundation, and bustling plaza, Washington Square Park is the heart of Greenwich Village. From musicians and performers to chess players, students, artists, and activists, it serves as a lively public stage for a diverse mix of New Yorkers and visitors. This energetic, inspiring, and bohemian type of atmosphere creates an unforgettable and authentically New York experience.
The Empire State Building
Although it needs no introduction, The Empire State Building is an enduring global icon of Art Deco architecture. As the most famous building in New York City, it is the ultimate representation of the New York City skyline. Its observatories offer breathtaking, 360-degree views of the city from a historic vantage point.
Macy’s
The Macy’s Flagship in Herald Square has held the title for the largest department store in the United States for over a century. It’s world-famous for its spectacular annual Thanksgiving Day Parade and holiday window displays. As a retail pioneer, this iconic flagship was known for revolutionizing the shopping experience, and as a result, became a quintessential New York landmark.
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden is an iconic, world-renowned arena and music venue in the heart of New York City. Deemed “The World’s Most Famous Arena,” the landmark has hosted over a century of legendary events from sports championships to historic concerts. It is also the revered home of the New York Knicks and Rangers.
The Vessel
The Vessel has become a memorable centerpiece of Hudson Yards. Known for its unique, honeycomb-like structure of interlocking staircases, it offers a completely new perspective on public art and architecture. It also provides an interactive experience as it allows visitors to climb 154 flights of stairs for a 360-degree view of the Manhattan skyline. With construction starting in 2017 and opened to the public in 2019, the contemporary landmark is a relatively new and unique addition to The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards.
The Edge
Awarded the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, The Edge is an iconic observatory deck located in a newly-developed neighborhood known as Hudson Yards. Offering breathtaking, unobstructed views of the New York City skyline, its incredible design features a glass floor, angled glass walls, and an open-air experience that creates a unique sensation of floating above the city. The Edge occasionally hosts special events such as concerts and yoga classes.
Schedule Your Kleinfeld Bridal Appointment
Whether you’re visiting New York City for one day or one week, we can’t welcome you to Kleinfeld and the city that never sleeps. First, schedule your Kleinfeld bridal appointment! Then, explore all that New York has to offer.
Seeking the ultimate “say yes!” experience? That’s the beauty of a luxury bridal salon! Explore our VIP offerings. Plus, see our Trunk Show Calendar to book your appointment during a special event that piques your interest. Finally, stay in the know! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and TikTok for updates and tons of bridal inspiration.
Looking for more bridal advice or have other questions? Check out more of our Bridal Guides located on Kleinfeld’s Bridal Blog:
- What to Expect
- What to Bring
- How Far in Advance Should I Buy My Wedding Dress?
- 5 Key Differences Between a Regular & a VIP Appointment at Kleinfeld
- A Day in the Life: Your Kleinfeld VIP Appointment Timeline
- Inside Look: What Sets a Luxury Bridal Salon Apart
- Research & Preparation: Everything You Need to Know Before Wedding Dress Shopping