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 TIMES SQUARE
New York City's most visited area, with average of 45 million
visitors per year. New addition to the place is the TKTS amphitheater.
Location: 42nd to W 47th Sts, Broadway & 7th Ave |
 ST. PATRICK CATHEDRAL
Near the Rockefeller Center, popular for its
architectural design that makes it dominant architecture in New York City. This is the
rectory and residence of the Big Apple City's Cardinal.
Location: 5th Avenue and 49th Street |
 BROOKLYN BRIDGE
One of the oldest bridges in US,
connecting New York City boroughs of Manhattan Island and Brooklyn. Since
it's opening for public use, it became an icon of the New York City skyline.
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 NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
Collection of plants from all over the world could be found in this part
of New York City.
Thousands of flowers of the Big Apple's Bronx Botanical Garden will surely mesmerize your eyes.
Location: 200th St. & Kazimiroff Blvd. at Bronx |
 CENTRAL PARK
Enjoy New York City's greeneries, cool lakes, lagoons, and wildlife in this park.
Pride of the Big Apple, this
park that looks like nature-made place is actually landscaped and maintained by
hundreds of people daily.
Location: 5th to C. Park West Aves., & 59th-110 Sts.
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 WOLLMAN RINK
Surrounded by the sparkling lights of
towering buildings around Central Park. Named after the donor for its
construction, Kate Wollman, this New York City rink is located at the south
end of the park.
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 CHINATOWN
An ethnic community of Chinese
immigrants at downtown of the Big Apple, this place is one of the largest
Chinese communities in US. The place is popular as commercial center for
oriental products in New York City.
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 CHRYSLER BUILDING
Also called as an Art Deco
skyscraper of New York City, and one of the finest buildings of the Big
Apple. It's the tallest building of the world, before it was surpassed by
the rising of Empire State Building in 1931.
Location: 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue
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 CITY
HALL
Oldest City Hall of US that
still houses its government functions, like the Office of New York City.
This Big Apple's city hall is a National Historic Landmark. This building is
at the center of the City Hall Park.
Location: Broadway Ave, Park Row, and Chambers Street |
 RED CUBE
Standing in front of the Marine
Midland Building at downtown New York City. This work of art is just a block
away from the location of the former Twin Towers.
Location: Broadway Ave and Liberty Street |
 CASTLE CLINTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
Built in 1807 as defense post for artillery against the British invaders.
Located at Battery Park, south of Manhattan. View the panoramic sea
of the Big Apple City from
here.
Location: Battery Park City
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 EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
Best place to view aerial shots of New York City from its deck at 86th floor.
Currently Big Apple's tallest building. Macy's is just a stone-throw away from this skyscraper.
Location: 5th Avenue and 34th Street |
 FLAT IRON BUILDING
One of the first skyscrapers of New York City since 1902. This Big Apple
architecture is best viewed as a flat
iron from distant and aerial view.
Location: 5th Avenue and E. 23rd Street |
 MACY'S FLOWER SHOW
Vibrant, colorful show of Spring flower
plants, exotic garden trees, and unique garden environment. This show
is held every Spring at Macy's Herald Square.
Location: West 34th Street |
 GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Terminal for most of the trains running in and out of the New
York City. This Big Apple City architecture is great
hopping place for shopping and dining, while waiting for your train rides.
Location: Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street
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 GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
A unique place for unique arts in the Big Apple City. Conceived as a "temple of spirit" where
New York City tourists could foster a new way of looking at arts.
Location: 5th Avenue and 89th Street, New York City
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 NEW
YORK HALL OF SCIENCE
One of the remaining structures
of of the 1964 World Fair, held here in New York City, this has more than 400
hands-on exhibits on Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The hall is also
a training center for students studying at Queens college.
Location: Flushing Meadows-Corona Park |
 STATUE OF LIBERTY
Icon of New York City. Symbol
to
millions of immigrants who first set foot
on American soil.
You could view Big Apple City's skyline and
neighboring places here.
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Location: Ellis Island |
 NEW YORK
CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY (MAIN)
Place to more than 9 million volumes of books. Center for scholarly
research, and simple curiosity. The Big Apple City's
biggest library.
Location: 5th Avenue and 42nd Street
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 METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS
Museum for 5000 years of arts, with more than two million works of art from
all points of the earth - ancient through modern times. Located along Big
Apple's City's Museum Mile. Location: Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street
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 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
One of the famous tourist
attractions of New York City, with four floors of gallery space for various
exhibits that cover every discipline of science from creation to the present
time. It also houses the Rose Center for Earth and Space.
Location: Central Park West and 81st Street |
 STATUE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The statue of President Theodore Roosevelt
on a horseback is the main attraction at the entrance of the Museum of
Natural History. The museum has 42 permanent exhibits and several short-term
exhibits of millions of artifacts.
Location: Central Park West and
81st Street |
 ST.
PATRICK'S DAY PARADE
An annual feast day in New York
City, which celebrates Saint Patrick, the most popular patron saint of
Ireland. This feast day is being celebrated at the Big Apple with a grand
parade, wearing green clothes, eating Irish food, drinking Irish stouts
(Guinness beer) |
 ROCKEFELLER CENTER
Rockefeller Building is one of the tallest in the Big Apple, New York City. Here,
you'll find Prometheus golden sculpture,
NBC studios, and a giant Christmas tree on X'mas time.
Location: 5th & 6th Avenues, 47th to 50th Streets
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 STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING
A block away from Trinity Church, this place is the center for
exchange of stocks. This Stock Exchange Center in New York City is the most popular
stock exchange center in the world.
Location: Broad and Wall Street |
 TOYS R US AT TIMES SQUARE
To complete family's fun when visiting the
Big Apple City, this giant store for kids at Times Square have thousands of
toys, plus rides that will be enjoyed by kids. Location: Broadway Avenue and 44th Street
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 TRINITY CHURCH
This lower Manhattan church's graveyard is the final resting place for
Alexander Hamilton and Robert Fulton. Located near New York City's Stock
Exchange (NYSE). Location: Broadway and Wall Street
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"THE
GATES"
by Christo and Jeanne-Claude at Big Apple City's Central Park,
February 12 through February 27, 2005. 7,500 gates, 16 feet high (4.87
m) with a width varying from 5 feet 6 inches to 18 feet (1.68 m to 5.48 m)
will line 23 miles (36.8 km) of footpaths in the park.
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Big Apple:
How Did
New York City
Got This Nickname?
The
Big Apple,
city that never sleeps, is a moniker or an
alias for New York City. The Big
Apple was first popularized as a
reference to New York City as horse
racing city in the 1920's by writer
John J. Fitz Gerald.
Later, between 1940 to 1950, came a
popular song and dance titled "The
Big Apple." This time, the context
of the song was no longer pointing
to New York City as a horse racing
city.
In the 1960's the New York
Convention and Visitor's Bureau,
began promoting "The Big Apple" as
New York City's moniker.
Finally, in 1997, Mayor Rudolph W.
Giuliani signed a legislation
designating the southwest corner of
West 54th Street and Broadway, the
corner where John J. Fitz Gerald
resided from 1934 to 1963 as "The
Big Apple" corner.(Source: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia)
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