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New York City is located on the southern tip of the State of New York in northeastern United States and has a population of about 8.5 million, making it the most populated and dense city in the United...
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New York City is located on the southern tip of the State of New York in northeastern United States and has a population of about 8.5 million, making it the most populated and dense city in the United States. In Manhattan, the heart of New York City, skyscrapers make beautiful New York skylines.
A representation of the United States and the symbol of New York, the Statue of Liberty welcomes ships entering the New York Harbor. The 102-story Empire State Building not only gives you a birds-eye view of Manhattan’s skyscrapers but also offers views of New Jersey beyond the Hudson River. The 3.4 km² wide Central Park at the heart of the city allows you to get away from the jungle of buildings, enjoy nature, and take a step back from your daily routine.
You will feel wealthy just walking down 5th Avenue, where the world’s best luxury brands can be found. In Times Square, where there are endless glamorous advertisements, you’ll feel like you are in a different world. New York is where you can see world-class musicals such as The Lion King and Wicked, which have been running for years.
New York is a cosmopolitan city where the world’s best compete in diplomacy, finance, commerce, food, fashion, performing arts, and the arts. Over 55 million foreigners and Americans visit New York each year to experience this global class.
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Close- Statue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty, donated by France in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the American Independence, still stands to this day as a symbol of freedom, democracy, and New York.
- Wall Street Start a full-scale journey in Manhattan at Wall Street, the heart of the world’s financial capital.
- Ground Zero/National September 11 Memorial & Museum Take time to remember the victims and pray for the families of the 911 terrorist attack at the site of the attack with others from around the world.
- Century 21 It is a popular spot where you can purchase famous brand merchandises in New York at outlet prices.
- Chinatown Enjoy authentic mainland Chinese food in Chinatown, where Chinese immigrants preserve their way of living and unique culture.
- Little Italy Rustic and relaxed traditional Italian pizza and pasta restaurant businesses are thriving.
- East Village Due to high concentration of Japanese residents, it is easy to find Japanese restaurants, izakaya, game stores, and comic book stores.
- SoHo It is no overstatement to say that this is the best fashion district in New York City. Shopping is convenient as there are popular mid-to-low price brands and famous designer shops in one place. You can also feel the unique sensibility as it used to be a hub where artists gathered.
- Washington Square Park It is famous for its resemblance to the Washington Square Arch, built in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the inauguration of first U.S. President George Washington, and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
- Greenwich Village You can enjoy the peaceful and laid-back view of New York, where there are beautiful tree-lined streets, old-fashioned brownstone, cute shops, and restaurants.
- Meatpacking District Even just until a few decades ago, this was a large meat packing district, but as famous designer shops, boutique hotels, restaurants, and clubs began to fill the streets, it became a favorite spot for New York’s top trend setters.
- Chelsea Market Once a confectionery factory, this old building was reinvented into a market with refined grocery stores and various restaurants.
- High Line It is where the idea of transforming abandoned, elevated railways into an environmental friendly ecological park was born. Here, you can appreciate the landscapes of Chelsea and New Jersey across the river.
- Empire State Building The Empire State Building, a symbol of New York, is 102 stories high and 448 m tall. Subsequently, it is a must-see spot for New York tourists who want to see the night view of the city, so we advise that you avoid weekends to reduce waiting time.
- Koreatown If you miss Korean food during your trip to New York, you should stop by Korea town, or K-town, in Manhattan. They have everything from Korean barbecue, bunsik (inexpensive quick meals), and bakeries to Karaoke and pojangmacha (tented street food vendors) that look like a recreation of Korean restaurants.
- Central Park Central Park is like a blessing in the busy city of New York, providing a haven for peaceful relaxation and nature for New Yorkers and travelers.
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) It is the largest modern art museum in the world, with works by modern and contemporary artists.
- 5th Avenue Also called the “battleground of world fashion,” it is a shopping street filled with various clothes and miscellaneous goods from the best luxury shops and popular department stores to popular brands.
- Rockefeller Center It is famous for GE headquarters, NBC Studios, Atlas statue, huge Christmas trees, and ice rink that opens in the winter. GE Building’s Top of the Rock is a favorite observation platform for visitors and offers a beautiful night view.
- Grand Central Station Grand Central Station, one of the most magnificent and beautiful buildings in the United States, is one of New York’s most famous landmarks that appears in numerous films and media.
- New York Public Library As one of the top five libraries in the world, the New York Public Library is home to rare collections and more than 50 million collections of books. It is also highly valued for its Bonnard architecture.
- Bryant Park It takes center stage as a resting spot for busy New Yorkers, and there are dense trees, sufficient chairs and tables, a cute merry-go-round, and an oasis of nature in the heart of the city surrounded by skyscrapers.
- Times Square It is New York’s iconic landmark and always filled with thousands of tourists. The enormous size of the flashing ad boards are overwhelming. Also, it is heavily concentrated with world-renowned Broadway musical theaters.
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