Located at Manhattan’s Grand Army Plaza, Pulitzer Fountain was built in the year 1916. Inspired by the ones in Place de la Concorde, France, newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer funded the construction of this remarkable structure. It is designed by architect Thomas Hastings with the finely crafted sculpture standing on its top sculpted by sculptor Karl Bitter. It is by far one of the most amazing landmarks in New York City.
Phone: (212) 360-8163
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 5th Ave and E 13th St/W 13th St
59 5th Ave New York, NY 10003 ·349.95 mi
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- Family friendly
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yelpPulitzer Fountain is one of the popular fountains in the city. It's located just away from Central Park. This is good if you need to sit. It honors Pulitzer, who was extremely important to...
MoreIm Quadranten zwischen Plaza Hotel, Bergdorff Goodman und Apple auf der 5th Avenue findet fast jeder Besucher NYC den Pulitzer Brunnen. Er selber gab 50.000 US$ zum Bau des Brunnens, der fünf...
MoreReally enjoy coming here every year to see the Christmas display! Of course there will be crowds at time but it's the heart of New York during Christmas. Security is there and everyone is...
MoreA beautiful spot for locals and tourists to sit outside. Today was the first time I've been here when the fountain did not have water. Maybe it was cleaned. It's located in front of the Plaza...
MoreLocated directly in front of The Plaza Hotel, this beautiful fountain was named after newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, who bequeathed $50,000 for it's construction in 1911. This 21 foot tall...
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