Good array of shops in one location, but not a shopping mall. You can get food in to go or choose from a couple of good restaurants. Not sure who this place is aimed at as I think all the shops have other stores elsewhere in NY. Loved the statues of "man and woman" but overall we only stayed about... More

Unless you have wads of dollars this place is just for browsing - Williams & bSonoma is good for the odd free cookery demo and tasting though ! More

A great place to get out of the rain. I could shop these stores at home as they are all chains. Interesting design. More

A really neat location just southwest of Central Park, with nice people watching and great shopping. Bouchon upstairs is also killer. If you can afford Per Se, go for it! More

On a long weekend in NYC we stayed at a hotel right across from Columbus Circle and found it to be a perfect location. The shops in Columbus Circle are toward the upscale end, but a nice variety for all kinds of shopping. There are places to eat as well, sit down vs fast food. Central Park is across the... More

If u like af beautiful mall with great art, love the Botero figures in the middle, great bronze statues, then go. The shops on the other hand are boring. The only on I liked was the store dedicated to running. More

Good shops, friendly people and nice NY spot if you're visiting in a rush. It's expensive but you could find many great retailers More

Although there wasn't anything else we were planning to see during our trip in this direction, we traveled over to Columbus Circle for the Samsung Experience. My nephew is an electronics and game "junkie" and what was written up in NYC 2007's guide sounded really neat and right up his alley. The mall itself is really nice. There were workers... More