New York City, New York

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New York City,
New York

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New York City is the most
populated city in the USA
with over 8 million
residents. It is situated at
the mouth of the deep
Hudson River, so it has
always been the gateway to
the USA.
People who come to NYC
by ship see the Statue of
Liberty first. It is the
symbol of NY and freedom
for people all over the
world.

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The center of NY is Manhattan
Island. Here you can see
numerous skyscrapers which
house banks and offices of
American business: the
Empire State Building,
Rockefeller Center, The
United Nations Building,
Central Park, Times Square,
Broadway.

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New York City skyline
before and after the
terrorist attacks on
September 11th, 2001

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The Empire State
Building
Grand
Central
Station
The Flatiron Building
Rockefeller Center
St. Patrick’s
Cathedral

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Manhattan is often
called the “cultural
capital of the USA.”
There are more than
800 museums in NY.
One of the best known
is the Metropolitan
Museum of Art.

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The Museum of Natural History
The NYC Public Library

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Broadway is the symbol of American theater

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Wall Street in Manhattan is the financial heart of the
USA and the most important banking center in the
world.

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‘Fifth Ave’ is a shopping
center of NY. The shops
here are luxurious and
expensive. Brands include
Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton,
Prada, Chanel, and more!

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The crossing of Broadway and Seventh Avenue forms the
world-famous Times Square, where New Year’s Eve
celebrations always take place.

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Central Park is called “the lungs of NY.” There are
lakes, nice green avenues, two skating rinks (in the
winter), many sports grounds and playgrounds for
children, and the zoo in the park. It is surrounded with a
10km-long trek which is very popular with bikers, rollerskaters and joggers.

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“Chinatown”
Neighborhood
Shake Shack:
famous for burgers
and milkshakes!
Serendipity 3
Frozen Hot Chocolate
“Little Italy”
Neighborhood

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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

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Christmas in NYC