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On Sunday, November 5, runners from all over the world will take to the city streets from the 2023 TCS NYC Marathon. Race director Ted Metellus told The New York Times that interest has rebounded since the pandemic – over 125,000 people entered the drawing for 50,000 spots in the marathon, up from 89,000 last year. This year’s celebrity entrants include Grammy and Tony Award-winning actress Patina Miller, Good Morning America host Robin Roberts, news anchor David Muir, hockey star Zdeno Chara, actor Luke Mcfarlane, and Catfish host Nev Schulman, all of whom are running for charity.
The marathon will air on ESPN2, and supporters all over the world can watch and track runners via an app. However, there is no substitution for being there in person. A walk down streets along the marathon route shows creative signs, cheering crowds, and restaurants and bars with cowbells on the tables.

With the exception of the grandstand seats at the finish line, the marathon is free to attend and cheer. Some people make an event of it by making a special trip to a popular location to watch. For others, the marathon is practically right out the front door, if not visible from the window.

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The Dunhill, 401 East 84th Street
The Dunhill, 401 East 84th Street Yorkville
Mill Rock Plaza, 345 East 93rd Street
Mill Rock Plaza, 345 East 93rd Street Yorkville
The Lumin, 173 McGuinness Boulevard
The Lumin, 173 McGuinness Boulevard Greenpoint
The Parc Vendome, 333 West 56th Street
The Parc Vendome, 333 West 56th Street Midtown West
CitySpire, 150 West 56th Street
CitySpire, 150 West 56th Street Midtown West
NYC Marathon course


Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn
After the marathon kicks off in Staten Island, the runners enter Brooklyn off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and run through the borough before getting on the Pulaski Bridge into Queens. This means there is no shortage of neighborhoods to see the race.

307 72nd Street, #1E (Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty)

The Genesis, #3B (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

Boerum Court, #11D (OFFICIAL)

One Hanson Place, #9D (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

The Griffin, #12L (Compass)

373 Classon Avenue, #2 (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

171N1, #3A (Compass)

111 North 9th Street, #2L (Living New York)

The Lumin, #3D (Brown Harris Stevens Brooklyn LLC)

First Avenue, Upper East Side
When the runners enter Manhattan from the Queensboro Bridge, the course takes them down First Avenue from 59th Street to 125th Street. This stretch is one of the loudest and most popular for spectators.
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400 East 59th Street, #16B (Sothebys International Realty)

Le Domaine, #14A (Compass)

359 East 68th Street, #4A (Level Group Inc)

Mill Rock Plaza, #12D (Compass)

The Dunhill, #4B (Compass)

435 East 86th Street, #GC (Serhant LLC)

The Nina Condominiums, #1A (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

The Amherst, #12M (Compass)

Fifth Avenue, Harlem - Upper East Side
After the Bronx section, the course runs along Fifth Avenue before the athletes enter Central Park at East 90th Street. As this part is slanted uphill, it is one of the most challenging for runners. However, it is also one of the most scenic between fabulous architecture and beautiful trees.

16 East 98th Street, #2F (Compass)

The Guardsman, #3B (Compass)

115 East 90th Street, #4C (Compass)

Central Park South, Midtown West
If you want to encourage athletes by shouting, "You're almost there!" this is the place to do it: The runners leave Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street to run along the street before re-entering at Columbus Circle near the finish line.

Park House, #3E (Nest Seekers LLC)

The Ashfield, #2A (Compass)

The Parc Vendome, #2B (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

305 West 52nd Street, #2K (Compass)

CitySpire, #3204 (Compass)

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