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Staten Island Ferry: This 25—minute boat ride provides an inexpensive, scenic view of New York City. Coney Island: A New York City neighborhood that has its own entertainment area featuring over 50 rides and attractions, Coney Island generally opens between Easter and Halloween, although the bea...
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United States Zip Codes|New York City Zip Codes|NYC Zip Code Map United States Zip Codes Interesting Facts for New York City 1. The population density of New York City is more than 26 000/ sq mi. 2. In 1626 Dutch explorer bought Manhattan Island from Native American people in exchange ...
North Pole, New York The world's first theme park still celebrates Christmas all summer. Holiday-themed kiddie rides, costumed characters, and a perpetually frozen Pole. Panorama of the City of New York Queens, New York 1964 model 10,000 square feet, 895,000 buildings. The Twin Towers were...
Free Tourist Map Things to do in NYC Vacation Itineraries Back to Top of New York City Tourist Attractions New York City Tourist Attractions by NYC Area These New York City tourist attractions have been divided into eight unofficial areas of the City, with the official Manhattan neighborhoods in...
Whether it’s your first time in the Big Apple or you’re a frequent visitor, the New York CityPASS lets you pay one discount price and get vouchers for five
New York City is one big playground for adults, but it also has has endless possibilities for entertaining young children. From the Central Park carousel -- to the top of the Empire State Building -- the Big Apple is a wonder to behold for kids of all ages ... New...
Anytime of yearand any time of day or night there are an endless array of things to see and do in New York. See also:Where to Stay in New York City 1. Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty America's most iconic sight, theStatue of Libertyis at the top of every first-time visitor'...
New York City location at the confluence of the Hudson River, Long Island and the Atlantic Ocean reflects the city's importance as a port and disembarkation point for millions of immigrants in the U.S. The first European settlement in Manhattan was that of the Dutch in 1620. They named the...