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Time Square

Times Square
photo by: Joseph Hollick

Times Square, named after the one-time headquarters of The New York Times, is a neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan, New York City, which centers on 42nd Street and Broadway. It consists of the blocks between 6th and 9th Avenue from east to west and 39th and 52nd Streets from south to north. It makes up the western part of the commercial area of Midtown Manhattan.

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Union Square Park

Here's a delightful place to spend an afternoon. Reclaimed from drug dealers and abject ruin in the late '80s, Union Square Park is now one of the city's best assets. The seemingly endless subway work should no longer be disturbing the peace by the time you're here. This patch of green remains, with or without the construction, the focal point of the newly fashionable Flatiron and Gramercy Park neighborhoods. Don't miss the grand equestrian statue of George Washington at the south end or the bronze statue (by Bartholdi, the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty) of the marquis de more..

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address:	from 14th to 17th sts., btw. Park Ave. South and Broadway

Empire State Building

View from othe Empire State Building
photo by: Maree Conway

The Empire State Building [ˈɛ mpa ɪɻ steɪt ˈbɪld ɪŋ] is a skyscraper in New York city. The building is on the Fifth avenue between the 33rd and 34th street in Manhattan; the address is 350 Fifth avenue, New York, NY 10118. The construction lasted from the 17th of March, 1930 to the 1st of May, 1931 (410 working days). It was up to the opening of the World Trade centres in 1972 the highest building of the town and the earth. On a clear day one can see about 130 km far back in five US federal states (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Massachusetts). Up to more..

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address:	Chelsea and the Garment District 350 5th Avenue
tel:	(212) 736-3100
openings:	Observatory open: daily 9:30am-12a.m.(last admission is 11:30pm);Dec 24th:9am-5pm; Dec 25th:11am-7pm; Jan 1st:11am-7pm;Admission charge $6.00 /adult

China Town

China Town
photo by: Werner Ruckelshausen

If you go East from Broadway you will head into New York's own China Town. Pseudo-pagodas crowning the roofs, bright banners lining the streets, and temple bells help create the aura of actually being right in China. The architecture, people, and food help create a traditional Chinese atmosphere in midst of a busy city.

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Ground Zero

If you head west on Fulton Street you will come across the place where the World Trade Center was. After the september 11 attacks it was dubbed Ground Zero. It is a very impressive place.

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Gramercy Park

Gorgeous landscapes, 19th-century row houses in Gothic revival, Victorian Gothic, and Italianate style, and a statue of Edwin Booth playing Hamlet are just a few of the surprises waiting for you at New York's Gramercy Park. Other highlights include the Players Club (16 Gramercy Park South), The National Arts Club (15 Gramercy Park South), and a Holocaust memorial east of the Brotherhood Synagogue. The Brotherhood Synagogue is located at 28 Gramercy Park South. Gramercy Park, located between Lexington Avenue between East 20th and East 21st more..

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address:	Between Lexington Avenue between East 20th and East 21st Streets

Madison Square Garden

Madison Square guards, also as a The guards famously or with MSG shortened, is a Mehrzweckarena in New York city. The hall has her own television broadcasting station and calls to themselves „The World's fruit juice Famous arena“ („The most famous arena of the world“). The Mehrzweckarena in Manhattan Will box above all for sports events (basketball, hockey) and concerts used. In the MSG deliver the basketball team New York of crease as well as the hockey team New York rangers her home matches. The MSG offers with plays of the crease to 19.763 spectators place, with hockey more..

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Battery Park

Battery Park - Damaged Sculpture from World Trade Center
photo by: Joseph Hollick

The Battery park is a park on the south point Manhattans. In the Battery park situated harbour serves as a starting point for the ferries after Ellis Island, for the Statue of Liberty, to Staten Iceland as well as in summer also to Governors Iceland. Look of the East Coast Being Memorial on the Statue of Liberty in the park itself still many monuments like the temporary 9/11 memorial The Sphere of Fritz Koenig, the John Ericsson monument, the Netherlands Memorial, the East Coast Being Memorial, the monument of the poet Emma Lazarus, Giovanni are beside Castle Clinton there more..

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address:	from State Street to New York Harbor
tel:	055543305987858
openingHours:	4
email:	dunklerlord@aol.de

Trinity Church

The Trinity Church is one of the more known churches of New York. She is in prominent neighborhood to Wall Street. It is the service place for a municipality of the Episcopal church. The topical building was established in 1846 in the style of the new Gothic, at that time the highest building of New York was a city, nevertheless, has been surpassed, in the meantime, by the surrounding skyscrapers. Before the topical building there were already two predecessor's constructions from whose time also the neighbouring cemetery comes. The first church building was established in more..

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address:	74 Trinity Place, Lower Manhattan
url:	trinitywallstreet.org

Bronx Zoo

The Bronx zoo, with full name Internationally Wildlife Conservation park, is a zoological garden in New York. There had originated the zoo in 1899. With more than 300 ha of surface it is the biggest zoo of New York and the biggest zoo located in a town in the USA. New York Botanical the guards which connects to the north is also counted to the zoo. In the park more than 4300 animals who belong to 765 different kinds live in natural surroundings. Besides, the subdivision was met after geographic points of view. If one begins in the north in the Rainey gate Entrance to a walk more..

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tel:	718-367-1010
openingHours:	Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Weekends & Holidays 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
url:	www.bronxzoo.com
address:	2300 Southern Boulevard
email:	bzguestservices@wcs.org
accessibility:	Totally Wheelchair Accessible

Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium in the Bronx
photo by: Joseph Hollick

The Yankee stage is a baseball stadium in the south of the Bronx, New York, N.Y., in 161st Street situated. It was the home stage New York Yankees. The first play took place on the 18th of April, 1923 (Yankee against Boston Red Sox 4-1), last on the 21st of September, 2008 (Yankee against Baltimore Orioles 7-3). Last the stadium caught 57.545 spectators. The new stadium of the Yankees becomes the New Yankee stage which should be initiated on the 16th of April, 2009.


Only one year after they had changed Red Sox baseball with the obligation of Babe Ruth of Boston for more..

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Rockefeller Center

Rockefeller Center
photo by: Joseph Hollick

Rockefeller centre is a complex of buildings in New York city. This applies more than three street blocks and exists of a total of 21 high rises. Part of the complex is the Building. With a height of 259 metres and a total of 70 floors it is the highest building of Rockefeller centres.

The ambitious project started to establish in 1926 with the wish, the urban opera, the Metropolitan opuses, a new house. The draught of a uniform cultivation with a place in the middle decreases to the draught of the architect of the opera, Benjamin Wistar Morris. John D. Rockefeller II was more..

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Broadway

The Broadway [ˈb ɹɑː dwe ɪ] is a high street and shopping street in the New York part of town of Manhattan and at the same time the oldest and with more than 25-km length the longest north south crossing of the island. This street comes to parts still from an old Indian's path which the first Dutch colonists have taken over and have developed to a street. The southern end of the Broadways lies with the bowling Green near the south point Manhattans. He leads straight through the island to the most northern point where he crosses the Harlem River by means of the Broadway more..

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Astroland Amusement Park

The Mermaid Parade 2006
photo by: Zicarlo van Aalderen

Astroland Amusement Park is an Amusement Park in Coney Island. Also home to the worlds oldest rollercoaster the Cyclone. Every year on the first saturday of summer they will hold the Mermaid Parade. Were all kinds of people but mostly woman will celebrate the sun, the sand and summer.

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New York Botanical Garden

The New York Botanical Garden is one of the oldest botanical gardens in America – it is also one of the largest. The New York Botanical Garden features 50 gardens and collections, horticultural displays in several pavilions, Haupt Conservatory, and dozens of walking trails. The sight covers 250 acres, including approximately 50 acres of New York’s original Forest.

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url:	www.nybg.org
address:	Bronx, New York

Central Park

Central Park
photo by: Joseph Hollick

The Central park in New York city was furnished in 1859 as a scenery park and is used since then also as a national park. Today he applies on a length of 4.1 km of 59. up to the 110th street and 840-m width between the 5th and 8th avenue, and the green lung of New York is also called. With approx. 3.4 km ² he takes about 5% of the ground surface Manhattans.

The original idea came from the scenery creator most important at that time of the USA, Andrew Jackson Downing. He reacted with it to the wish of the population for a recreation area, because there were hardly leisure more..

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Greenwich Village

Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village
photo by: Joseph Hollick

Going north on Broadway you will pass by Greenwich Village, a collection of many small villages. Todays village residents are primarily business people who are drawn by the small town neighborness and closeness to the city. You'll see clusters of old homes which have been renovated. This part of the village is home to the cities Italian population. In order to successfully navigate you will need a detailed map. It will be comforting to find that the villagers are friendly and willing to help you.

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Prospect Park

The Prospect park in the New York town district Brooklyn is an open in 1867, today 2.4 km ² big park. She is on the edge of the town quarter of the same name centrally in Brooklyn about 3 km southeast of the historical centre Brooklyn Heights. The park contain a 36-hectare-lake, a zoo as well as several historical buildings and villas which are used for events. The park itself is a popular venue of open-air events like concerts. The markankten access to the park in the northwest forms the Grand Army Plaza. The landscape architects of the park were the same which finished the more..

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url:	www.prospectpark.org