The Dakota
9.3 • Apartment building
Red-brick building showcases Gothic and Renaissance Revival architecture with ornate terracotta sculptures and gargoyles. Atmosphere blends historic elegance with an aura of exclusivity and privacy. Known for its cultural significance and panoramic views overlooking Central Park.
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"I learned about its sad history where John Lennon died."
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Good to know
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The Dakota is a National Historic Landmark marked with a tragedy.
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John Lennon was shot at the doorway of The Dakota in 1980.
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The building is located right across from Central Park.
1 W 72nd St, New York, New York, United States
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