Top 10 characters of New York, which can not be seen

It’s almost impossible to see everything that New York offers to its residents and guests, but there are sights to which the term applies. must, that is, they must be visited.

As told ForumDaily, the New York authorities have developed a new interactive map a city that will allow you to explore over 33 thousands of attractions.

Портал Time-out compiled a kind of rating of New York attractions. We are talking about the top ten of this rating.

1. Empire State Building

The famous Manhattan skyscraper took 11 months to build. During your visit, pay special attention to the lobby, which was restored in 2009 in its original Art Deco design. The observation decks of the Empire State Building, which are located on the 86th and 102nd floors, are among the most visited in the world. The skyscraper's illumination can simultaneously reproduce nine different colors.

2. The Brooklyn Bridge

This bridge across the East River Strait recalls the history of New York as one of the most innovative cities in terms of architecture. In 1883, when the Brooklyn Bridge was commissioned, it was a real engineering achievement. Today it is visited by thousands of tourists who enjoy a wonderful view of Manhattan and attractions such as the Statue of Liberty. Important advice: watch out for cyclists who are trying to drive around the crowd.

3. Central Park

One of the largest and one of the most famous US parks in the world, it was designed by architects Frederick Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. Almost all landscapes were created by hand. Millions of tourists and local residents visit Central Park, whose total area is more than 3 square meters. km. People come here for picnics, sunbathe here in the summer, and ice skate in the winter. It also hosts various events such as Shakespeare in the Park and concerts by the New York Philharmonic.

4. Statue of Liberty

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Perhaps the most epoch-making structure in New York. In the fall, the statue was closed for repairs due to injuries sustained during Hurricane Sandy, but fortunately for many, it will be open again to visitors on July 4, on US Independence Day. Tip: book a tour in advance to visit the site attractions. statuecruises.comto avoid huge queues.

5. Central station

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The hundred-year-old station is visited by thousands of passengers every day, but it is also a work of art. The terminal was rebuilt in the Beaux-Arts style, continuing the traditions of the Renaissance and Baroque, and is equally unique in form and content. The domed decorated ceiling, the famous clock above the main information desk, and the variety of ornaments are worth a trip to the station.

6. American Museum of Natural History

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It doesn't matter if you're more into dinosaurs, gems, or something else, you'll be impressed by what you see here. The museum's collection contains more than 32 million items, only a portion of which can be exhibited at a time. Already in the hall you will be greeted by a huge barosaurus, and inside you will be able to explore almost the entire world of dinosaurs. When you get tired of them, go through the floors to trace the history and evolution of humanity.

7. Ferry Staten Island

The ferry service between Staten Island and Manhattan may be the only thing that costs less today than it did in 1817, when the first ferries were launched on the line. Back then they cost 25 cents; today they are free to ride. These XNUMX-hour ferries are a lifesaver for residents of New York's southernmost borough, but they also offer stunning views from the water. Among them are the Statue of Liberty, Governor's Island, Ellis Island and others.

8. Prospect Park

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Brooklyn's Prospect Park is a large public park designed by Central Park authors Olmsted and Vaux. The park contains large areas of protected wildlife, such as the famous “Long Meadow” (Long meadow) is a 90-acre lawn that is considered the largest in the United States. In addition, it has its own zoo and its own concert venue.

9. Chrysler Building

The most impressive skyscraper in New York and one of the most famous examples of Art Deco in architecture, previously owned by the corporation Chryslerwas built in 1930 year. The triangular-shaped windows at the top of the tower, which are illuminated with different colors, create an indescribable effect at night. At the top of the skyscraper was a viewing platform, then replaced by a restaurant.

10. Stadium Yankee

The newest stadium of the popular New York Yankees baseball club opened in 2009. The modern design of the arena with a white stone façade, a huge HD scoreboard and cup holders in the stands create a comfortable and welcoming experience for all visitors to the MBL, North America's premier baseball league. In addition, the arena houses the New York Yankees Museum, which houses balls signed by all living baseball players of the club.

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