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Sights of New York City

It is difficult even to think that New York’s landmarks could be named. Everyone will find something to their liking in this city, as it is fitted for all tastes and likings. We picked out some of its attractions that we consider should be on everyone’s list in order to make your stay in New York truly unforgettable.


The Battery Park

The Battery Park

 Another magical sight in New York is Battery Park. It is located in the heart of New York, and it offers great opportunities to take beautiful photos of the city. If you go the park on a sunny day, it will offer you magnificent views of the Statue of Liberty, the harbor, ships, Ellis island and Governors island. The park is equally beautiful during the evening hours as well. You can come here at any time and enjoy relaxing moments. There are many restaurants near the park.

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The Coney Island

The Coney Island

Coney Island is New York’s residential and business neighborhood, but also entertainment area that New Yorkers gladly visit. It is located in southwest Brooklyn. By the beginning of the 20th century, this island turned into a peninsula (even though it has been called Island to this day), and it became connected with Long Island. In the 19th century, the Coney Island area became a resort area, and many amusement parks were built by the end of the same century.

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The Central Park Zoo

The Central Park Zoo

If you are animal lovers, you must visit the Central Park Zoo – come and meet the animal kingdom! The Central Park Zoo is the oldest zoo in the USA, located in Manhattan. It was opened back in 1861. The Wildlife Conservation Society took over the management of the park under a contract with the city of New York in the 1980s. Renovation costs amounted to 35 million dollars. Construction works lasted for almost 5 years – among other things, cages were replaced with open natural habitats in order to make the animal feel more comfortable. The park was reopened back in 1988.

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The Madison Square Garden

The Madison Square Garden

Madison Square Garden or simply MSG is the most famous indoor arena located in the heart of New York. It is the third most sold-out arena in the world. Many significant games have been played there – both in NHL and NBA. Many sporting and musicals events have been held there. There are over 300 events in the Garden annually. Martial arts, such as box and wrestling also attract a large number of fans throughout the year. The “Fight of the Century” between Muhammad Ali and Joe Fraser took place in Madison Square Garden in 1971. The Ringling Circus comes every year to the Garden, alongside many events on ice, dog shows and other city events.

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The United Nations building

The United Nations building

The United Nation’s Headquarters is located in eastern Manhattan, and ever since its construction in 1952, it has been one of the most significant New York’s buildings. Its known for its height pf 154 meters, standing flags, monuments and surrounding buildings. It overlooks the East River and the busiest train station – Grand Central Terminal. The complex consists of three buildings – the Secretariat, the General Assembly and Dag Hammarskjöld Library.

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