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I went to the New York!
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my travell in the big city New York!!
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i went on the Bridge of Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Bridge, completed in 1883 to work of the engineer German John Augustus Roebling, represents today the first bridge build in steel and represented for long time the suspended larger bridge to the world. It connects between the island of Manhattan and the district of Brooklyn (a time two different citizens of the State of New York, today two districts of New York City) go through the river East River.
The construction of the bridge began in 1867 and asked for the labor of 600 workers -
The Empire State Building
it is likely the most well-known skyscraper of the town of New York and perhaps of the world. With the its 381 meters of height (443 m if it is considered also the television antenna on its top), it was the highest skyscraper of the world between its construction (1931) and 1973, when had been inaugurated the Towers Twins of World TradeCenter.
Later on to the sad circumstance of the terrorist attacks of the 11 September 2001, it returned to be the highest building of the town and the highest se -
palace of glass
he central seat of the organization of the Nations United is the so-called one "Palace of Glass", to New York (the seat nevertheless does not belong to the United States enjoying some extraterritory). he address is 760 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA. The palace was inaugurated in january 9 1951.
Was build between 1949 and 1950 on a ground near the east River to Manhattan. The project in part a donation of 8,5 transmitted millions of dollars from John was finance by D. Rockefeller -
Statue of Liberty
The "Statue of Liberty" ( one of most famous National Monument, managed by U.S. National Park Service ), is an enormous statue (93m from land to the point of the torch and 46m from the surface of the pedestal to the point of the torch) that stands out at the entered some port of the river Hudson from the art Liberty Island to New York City, like ideal welcome to all those who arrive in the Usa. The sculpture is of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, while the metallic structure is work of Gustave Eiffel -
Central Park
Central Park is an immense park (3,4 km², a rectangle of 4 km � 800 m) in the district of Manhattan, to New York.
Central Park is an oasis for the inhabitants of Manhattan that inhabit in the neighbouring skyscrapers, and is one of the city parks most known in the world, thanks also to its appearances in numerous film and made-for-tv movie. -
chrysler building
Completed in 1930, the Chrysler Building is one of the knownest symbols of New York City. High of 319 meters, it is found in the east side of Manhattan, to the crossing between the Quarantaduesima road and Lexington Avenue. Build for the Chrysler Corporation, the building today is possessed from two society property, the TMW Real Summer (for 75%) and the Tishman Speyer Properties (for the staying 25%). Lately Rising Sgr, an of the first society of management of the saving of the property area, d -
times square
Times Square, one of the most famous squares of New York City.
the area today known like Times Square, a time Longacre Square, was considered a rather dangerous zone, push of meeting of the local bands, attended for the numerous brothels. n 1904, year in which the seat of the New York Times of it became the symbol, this zone taken the name of Times Square.
A ceremony for the awarding of the new name had place to the eve of new Year of the same year. Since then, hundred of thousands of persons -
wall street
Wall Street is an important road artery of New York City: situated in the district of Manhattan, accommodated - and accommodates - the first permanent seat of the Stock Exchange of New York (the New York Stock Exchange or NYSE).
It still represents the center of the financial district of New York. With the limit Wall Street is indicated - for antonomasia - the whole complex of the American financial industry. -
History About New York!!
New York was been based on in 1625 from the Dutch, with the name of Nieuw Amsterdam; the first installation is found on the south point of the island of Manhattan. In 1664 this installation was gained from the English, that changed of it the name in New York (on the coat of arms results still the name in Latin: Novum Eboracum).
New York was occupied from the English for almost all the duration of the war of independence and the town constituted the most important British point of support durin
