New York attractions

As one of the world's most famous icons of freedom and the American dream, the Statue of Liberty was a fitting welcome for all immigrants to the United States. The gigantic scupture, actually named  Liberty Enlightening the World, was a gift fro ...
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The city's tallest building is an architectural wonder as the first building to have more than 100 floors. Going up to its observation decks is definitely one of the most iconic New York moments for any traveler. The 86th floor deck has 360-degree vi ...
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Discover dinosaurs, ancient sequoia plants and the world's many diverse cultures at the American Museum of Natural History a collection of more than 30 million artifacts all over the world. ...
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Central Park is a major destination for New York dwellers and tourist alike. The lush 843-acre park is a product of renovation that involved several million cartloads of stone and planting 500,000 trees and shrubs. The once-underdeveloped locati ...
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Although much smaller than other major landmarks in the world (Tiananmen Square in China, the Red Square in Moscow, and the Champs-Elysées in Paris), Times Square is nonetheless an iconic and cultural center as much as any. Theaters, chic hote ...
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Hear the echoes of true American pride and nationalism from 1789: “Long live George Washington, President of the United States!” The celebratory mold of that day still resonates through Federal Hall, where the first US president took his ...
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Housing a subterranean vault of international gold, the Federal Reserve Bank is one important site in the monetary trade. An exhibition on money’s evolution runs here, which is right in the heart of the United States’ main financial city. ...
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It has weathered the Great Depression, along with a series of market booms and economic slumps. The largest stock exchange in the world in terms of dollar volume, the New York Stock Exchange commands utmost respect from stock traders and mere spectat ...
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The Holocaust—immortalized in unnumbered films, photographs, and artworks—is a part and parcel of what this museum offers. It gives a closer view of the way of life that you often only hear from a distance. ...
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This granite palace pays homage to the mighty seaport status of the city. A masterpiece of the Beaux Arts tradition, the US Custom House holds a selection of murals and sculpture reflecting its dual role as duty collections building and a success of ...
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Tour this marvelous city in class and comfort. Sigh over Manhattan’s skyline as you roam around the harbor aboard this ferry that knows no sleep. And keep in mind that even uneventful days call for nice perks: admission to the Staten Island Fer ...
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A major emblem of contemporary design, the World Financial Center is home to no less than some of the major moneymakers in the world. But aside from being a leading financial hub in prosperous New York, this complex is also one attractive destination ...
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A major thoroughfare linking the busy boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Bridge is a steel-made heritage of classic New York living; every floor beam and cable wire stand for the great work and perseverance that went into this infrastru ...
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South Street Seaport is not merely where New York seaport trade centered in the 19th century. Up to the present, it is still home to the harmonious coexistence of various leisure stops: historic buildings, museums, restaurants and even specialty stor ...
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Once standing as the tallest building in the world, Woolworth Building towers over other skyscrapers not only in terms of height; marvelous architectural design also went into this National Historic Landmark, making it a top tourist destination in Ne ...
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