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- According to Cornell, it’s the Apple Store Cube. Cornell students fed 35 million Flickr images into a university supercomputer to determine the most photographed landmarks. The Fifth Avenue Apple Store is the fifth most popular in New York–beating out the Statue of Liberty!–and number 28 worldwide.
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Mar 24, 2010 · The Fifth Avenue Apple Store is the fifth most popular in New York–beating out the Statue of Liberty!–and number 28 worldwide. The top landmarks on earth?
Sep 19, 2019 · Since then, Apple Fifth Avenue has had over 57 million visitors, more annually than the Statue of Liberty or Empire State Building. The glass cube has been a beacon and an important focal point for product launches starting with the first iPhone in 2007.
Feb 11, 2022 · Through 2019, Apple's Fifth Avenue store welcomed more than 57 million visitors – more than the Statue of Liberty or Empire State Building on an annual basis. AFP Popularly known as “The Cube” due to its shape, Apple's Fifth Avenue store in New York launched with a bang in 2006, with the company's late co-founder Steve Jobs also welcoming ...
Sep 28, 2014 · Though it has been open for less than a decade, the Apple store under the glass cube at the base GM building is already one of the best-known and most successful retail sites in the world.
- Vicky Ward
- Contributor
Sep 16, 2019 · Even as we all talk about the end of retail, Apple claims more annual visitors than the Statue of Liberty. (Although to be fair, the store is a little easier to reach.)
- City Editor, New York Magazine
Sep 20, 2019 · After a two-year wait, Apple on Friday finally unveiled a redesigned version of its iconic flagship Apple Store on 5th Ave.
The cube entrance has no signage save for a large illuminated Apple logo, a feature typical of Apple Stores, and recalling Tiffany & Co.'s fifth flagship building, which only displayed its iconic Atlas statue to signify the store's presence.