What's the most famous streets/boulevards in your city? (America, Atlanta, Los Angeles)

[dtownboogie]

I know here in Dallas it would probably be Elm St and Harry Hines. What about other cities?

[coo77]

For Los Angeles:
Wilshire Blvd, Melrose, Sunset Blvd, Hollywood Blvd, Mulholland Dr, Rodeo Drive (Beverly Hills).

[Ohio248]

For NYC it would be tough.

I guess Broadway would be #1, but Wall Street, Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue would be close.

Then there would probably be a second tier of somewhat less famous streets, like Madison, Lexington, Avenue of the Americas, 42nd Street and 34th Street.

For Detroit, it would be Woodward Avenue, easily.

For Cleveland, Euclid Avenue, easily.

[Danbo1957]

Congress Avenue

[ironcouger]

Seattle would be Pike St.

[dtownboogie]

Originally Posted by Danbo1957

Congress Avenue

Yeah i remember going through Congress once and it almost felt like Pennsylvania Ave. in DC with a Texan flair of course.

[costello_musicman]

Agreed on Cleveland:

Euclid Ave

[Borntoolate85]

Washington, DC:

1. Pennsylvania Avenue
2. K Street
3. 14th Street
4. Constitution Ave
5. M Street

Baltimore:

1. Charles Street
2. Pratt Street
3. Eutaw Street (Go Orioles!)
4. York Road (partly due to WMAR-TV)
5. North Avenue (Infamous)

Not much else

Philadelphia:

1. Market Street
2. Broad Street
3. South Street
4. Ben Franklin Pkwy
5. Walnut Street

[Iconographer]

Peachtree Street.

Peachtree St, Atlanta GA - JPG Photos

[Min-Chi-Cbus]

Minneapolis - Lake Street
St. Paul - University Avenue
Chicago - North Ave, Halsted Ave, Division St, Milwaukee Ave, etc. etc. etc.
Columbus - High St or Broad Ave