Top Attractions of New York City
Introductions to popular attractions
Statue of Liberty
It is a huge neoclassical sculpture located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, New York City, USA. This sculpture is a gift from the people of France. The Goddess of Liberty holds a 12-meter high torch symbolizing freedom in her right hand. In her left hand, she holds the bookplate symbolizing the American Declaration of Independence. One of her feet is strewn with broken chains, while the other is raised in the shape of a march. It symbolizes the figure of the American people marching forward after breaking free from their chains.
Time Square
A major reason that Times Square is very famous is the large number of theaters along Broadway, at Lincoln Center as well as in the Theater District. In the theaters of Times Square, visitors can see awarded drama and musicals around the year. During the yearly celebration, Times Square is the busiest, particularly on New Year's Eve.
Times Square has appeared in a number of Hollywood films because of its renowned setting. This situation allows Time Square to a place that visitors cannot miss while in the City of New York.
Central Park
New York's Central Park is a famous public park in the world. It was established in 1858. Its initial purpose was to provide a place for city residents to reduce the stress of urban lifestyle and connect more deeply with wild natural areas. After many years, the park continues to provide this primary goal as well as hosting updated types of entertainment. Central Park is one of the urban parks in the United States which have the highest amounts of tourists. It receives an average of about 42 million visitors per year. It is also one of the tourist's favorite destinations in the City of New York.
Empire State Building
It is a steel structure skyscraper which built by 1931 in New York City. It has a total height of 443.7 meters. It has 102 floors. It was the tallest building in the world until 1971.
