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The Empire State Building is an amazing 102 story landmark Art Deco skyscraper situated in New York City. The name is derived from the nickname for New York, the Empire State. For over forty years, this building...
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‘Liberty Enlightening the World’ is the actual name of the statue and it was gifted to the United States by France. This copper statue was sculpted by Frederic Auguste Bartholdi and Alexandre Gustave Eiffel. Today, the...
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Times Square is the main junction in Manhattan in the city of New York and it has become a world landmark. The street displays animated and digital advertisements and is a busy...
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| The Brooklyn Bridge | |
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Hands up for those who haven't dreamed of crossing the nearly two kilometers of the Brooklyn Bridge by foot or by taxi and with the wind on your face? The Brooklyn Bridge, in addition to being a convenient connection between the headquarters of...
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The Museum of Modern Art in New York, more commonly MoMA, is one of the most important museums of modern art in the world. Along with it's permanent collection of breathtaking - Van Gogh, Chagall, Picasso, Dali, Mondrian, Monet, Warhol - the museum...
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On the Upper West Side of Manhattan is the American Museum of Natural History, one of the most celebrated in the world. Minerals, gemstones, artifacts from every period and, again, the history of primitive man and his evolution, up to the latest...
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The Top of the Rock Observation Deck is an observation desk which is situated on the 70th level of Rockefeller Center. The Rockefeller Centre is famous all over the world for its attractive features. These...
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Brooklyn is one of the five boroughs of New York. Residential, multi-ethnic and destination of many Italians who are now living in the city, is home to many theaters and cultural attractions, as well as the hononymous museum among the largest of the...
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New York is a shopping paradise. One of the worls most famous department store is the Saks 5th Avenue, located near the Rockefeller Center. In additon to this, FAO Schwartz,...
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Ground Zero World Trade Center Site is one of the most sadly popular sites of the latest years. Place where the attack on the Twin Towers on 11 September 2001 took place, is now going through a process of visual and spiritual rebirth, and it is...
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Ellis Island is not only the first port of call for immigrants from every corner of the world, but also a place for the soul. The Immigration Museum is the ideal way to experience the dreams and hopes of the people who have landed in America to start...
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The Guggenheim Museum in New York is one of the largest exposition area in the world, and one of the best art-places to visit, any kind of artworks is diplayed on it.
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Broadway is a wide avenue which is situated in New York and runs the full length of Manhattan continuing into the Bronx. This is also the oldest north south main thoroughfare in...
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Central Park is a public urban park which is situated in the heart of Manhattan in New York City. Visited by around twenty-five million visitors per year, the park opened in 1857. In 1963, the park...
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It is one of the most important financial centers in the world (if not the most important) and is located in Lower Manhattan, from Broadway to South Street it is the financial district of Wall Street, which houses the headquarters of the New York...
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Overview to visit New York at its best
Manhattan where are some of the most important and attractive
sights of the city: Tiffany and the Plaza Hotel are here! Many are the department
stores and shops all around!
St. Patrick’s Cathedral built in 1879, whose gothic style contrasts with
the skyscraper surrounding it!
The Rockefeller Centre in Rockefeller Plaza, where the statue
of Prometheus stands!
Southern Manhattan are Wall Street and the Stock Exchange accessibile during
trading hours;
A ferry from Battery Park takes tourists to the Statue of Liberty inaugurated
in 1886.
Wall Street and the Financial District, no doubt the most historic
area where to admire the astonishing skyscrapers and thebold fashioned cobbles.
People may enjoy their free time at Battery Park which offers rollerblading
facilities as well as a superb panorama!
Harlem, temple of African culture in America, home of wonderful jazz, extraordinary
food, past tradition, thanks to its own fast growing economy is world famous!
Greenwich Villange an area characterized by contraddictions unique in themselves!
Soho & Tribeca, now a very successful, vibrant area with very modern bars,
delicious restaurants, trendy shops and boutiques;
Chinatown, of course the greatest Chinatown throughout the States, is in one
of the most antique and traditional areas of Manhattan!
Chelsea, extremely expensive and rich, populated by different ethnic groups,
is also famous for its night life at Cheetah!
Also interesting are Upper East Side and Upper West Side because of the many
nice shops as well as yesterday and today architectures, whether neo-gothic
or victorian!
Brooklyn with its wordly known bridge and the Bronx, though full of social contraddictions,
are districts to get in touch with!
Anyhow, something cannot be failed when in New York: Niagara Falls, an always
tempting excursion!
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