The document provides summaries of several famous landmarks and locations in New York City, including: The Times Square is an intersection in Manhattan known for its theaters, restaurants, shops and street performers. The Statue of Liberty, located on Liberty Island near Manhattan, is a famous symbol of the United States that was a gift from France in 1886 to commemorate American independence. Central Park is a large public park in Manhattan that contains grassy areas, trails, and attractions like a zoo and skating rink.

2. The Times Square
The Times Square is an
intersection of Manhattan (New
York). There are a number of
restaurants, shops, street
performers, and obviously, the
theaters of Broadway.

3. The Statue of Liberty
The most representative of New
York, as well as the symbol of the
U. S. It is one of the most famous
landmarks in New York, the
United States and worldwide. It is
located on Liberty Island to the
south of the island of Manhattan,
near the mouth of the Hudson
River near Ellis Island. The Statue
of Liberty was a gift from the
French to the Americans in 1886 to
commemorate the centennial of
the Declaration of Independence
of the United States and as a sign
of friendship between the two
nations.

4. Central Park
It is a public urban park located in
the metropolitan borough of
Manhattan in New York City,
United States. The park has large
tracts of grass covered areas,
plazas, a mini zoo, a skating rink,
a carousel, outdoor theater, trails
for running, biking, skating,
horseback riding, and numerous
sources water and sculptures.

5. Brooklyn Bridge
Une districts of Manhattan and
Brooklyn in New York City. It was
built between 1870 and 1883 and, at
the time of its opening, it was the
world's largest suspension bridge.
Bridge is a favorite New York and
was the first steel suspension bridge
in the world. You can walk across it
in about 30 minutes. The view is
amazing.

6. Empire State
You can see an excellent view of
New York from the lookout on the
top floor. It is a skyscraper located
at the intersection of Fifth Avenue.
Its name derives from the nickname
of New York State. It was the tallest
building in the world for more than
forty years.

7. St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York
is the largest North American neo-
Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral. It
is the largest Catholic cathedral in
the United States decorated Gothic
style.

8. World Trade Center
Is a complex of buildings under
construction in Lower Manhattan,
New York City, United States,
which replaces an earlier complex
of seven buildings with the same
name and located in the same
place. The original World Trade
Center included the iconic Twin
Towers.

9. Rockefeller Center
Consists of a set of 19 commercial
buildings covering an area of 22
acres. In this area are some of the
most luxurious boutiques of New
York.

10. Chinatown
The Chinatown neighborhood of
Manhattan is an ethnic enclave
with a large population of Chinese
immigrants. family, political
alliances and, more secretly, crime
syndicates.

11. Lincoln Center
It is the center of the world's
largest arts. The three main
buildings are grouped around the
central water fountain and are:
The Theatre of New York, the
facilities of the New York Ballet
and Opera in New York.

12. Little Italy
Attached to Chinatown, Little Italy
extension has been limited to
Mulberry Street but nevertheless
maintains its charm with its fabulous
restaurants and Italian feeling in the
air.

13. Guggenheim Museum
Spiral Building designed by Frank
Lloyd Wright that contains one of
the most valuable private
collections of 20th century.

14. Home City Government
House of government of the city of
New York. The current mayor is
Michael Bloomberg.