New York, New York! The City that never sleeps... If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere...
The Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island. The people of France gave the statue to the people of the United States in recognition of the alliance and friendship between the two countries during the American Revolution. It has become the universal symbol of freedom and democracy.
A look back at Manhattan Island from the ferry on our way to Liberty Island
Ellis Island was the gateway for approximately twelve million new immigrants entering the United States between 1900 and 1954. For most immigrants who dreamt of the American way of life, a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty and entry into Ellis Island would be the beginning of the American Dream!
The United Nations Headquarters in Manhattan. It is an international zone belonging to all member states. Construction of the United Nations Complex started in 1949 and completed a year later. Notice the absence of flags of member countries. The General Assembly was on recess during our visit.
Times Square, popularly known as "The Crossroads of the World" is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Manhattan. It is famous for the annual New Year's Eve Countdown and Celebration centered around the Times Square Ball Drop.
Broadway shows are the biggest, brightest, and most popular live theater entertainment in the whole world. One can't visit New York City on vacation and not watch a Broadway show.
The gilded Prometheus Sculpture
The Rockefeller Center is located at the center of midtown Manhattan and one of the most popular tourist destinations In New York City. During winter, the plaza is transformed into the world-famous ice rink where the public can skate alongside celebrities.
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