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Freedom Tower
New York, Vesey St, One World Trade Center 
The tower was free to be erected on the site of the former Twin Towers, which were subjected to a terrorist attack on September 11, 2001. At the moment it is the tallest building in New York, its height along with the spire is 541m. The construction began in April 2006 and ended on May 10, 2013 with the installation of a spire.
Woolworth Building
New York, Broadway, 233 
The Woolworth Building rises on Broadway. The building was built by the order of American businessman Frank Woolworth architect Cass Gilbert in the Gothic style. At the time of completion, this tower was the tallest building in New York, and one of the most unusual.
The Metropolitan Museum
1000 5th Ave., NY 10028 
Among the many attractions of New York an important place is occupied by one of the largest art museums in the world - the Metropolitan Museum. It was founded in 1870 by the Union League Club of New York - a group of businessmen and admirers of art.
Metropolitan Opera
New York, Lincoln Center Plaza 
The Metropolitan Opera - one of the world's most famous opera houses - is located in Lincoln Center in the heart of New York. Opened in 1880 in the building of the opera house on Broadway, where it was located until 1966, later the Metropolitan Opera moved to the Lincoln Center in Manhattan.
MoMA
11 W 53rd Street, New York 
Ground floor: a sculptural garden, Picasso's "Goat". The second floor: printed graphics and a gallery of contemporary art - our contemporaries. Third floor: architecture and design.
The Guggenheim Museum
New York, 5th Ave 
The museum appeared in the late 60's, when the copper-coal king Solomon Guggenheim, in his declining years, discovered for himself all the charm of philanthropy. In the halls of the museum, a record collection of late 19th and 20th century canvasses (in the order of 6000 masterpieces) was collected, including works by Kandinsky, Chagall, Pollack, Serra, Warhol, Van Gogh, Gauguin and Picasso.
Fifth Avenue
New York, 5th Ave 
Fifth Avenue is one of the most famous streets in the world, it is (that many know) in Manhattan. Here you can find not only exclusive boutiques of world famous brands, but there are plenty of them, but also a lot of museums and architectural attractions.
The Statue of Liberty in New York
Liberty Island, New York 
Perhaps, not only the native American, but also any inhabitant of our planet on the question what is a symbol of the United States, without hesitation, will answer: the Statue of Liberty. It is no coincidence that this monument is most often seen in American cinema.
Times Square
Manhattan, NY 
To visit New York and not look at the world-famous Times Square? That you never forgive yourself! The symbol of America, a powerful financial and cultural power, its pulsating, glowing neon and street lamps, the heart is located in the heart of Manhattan.
Flatiron Building
New York, 5th Ave, 175 
The famous "Iron" ("flatiron" in English) is located at the intersection of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 23rd East Street. As it is not difficult to guess, it got its name because of the shape of the building, really reminding this household item.
Central Park of New York
Central Park, New York 
Here, various free plays and concerts are held, which are given not only by street performers, but also by collectives that have long made a name for themselves, at Belvedere Castle (there is also an observatory) and various contests and cognitive programs for children are held at the theaters.
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn, NY 
Brighton Beach - this is one of the areas of New York, which is well known, probably, to every resident of the post-Soviet space. But few people know that the originally favorite place of Russian-speaking immigrants, the United States was conceived as a prestigious resort village.
Broadway
Broadway, NY 
Broadway is one of the most unusual streets in the world. In a sense, its founders are Algonquin Indians, who paved their way through the dense forests of Manhattan from the south to the north of the island, which was transformed into the "Broad Road."
Bronx
New York, Bronx 
The Bronx is one of the districts of New York, named after the Swede Jonas Bronk, who once belonged to a significant part of the territory, which was a multitude of small farmlands. In the XIX century, the area began to develop at an impressive pace, largely due to railways.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn, NY 
Brooklyn stretches along the island of Long Island, from the densely populated Coney Island to the green Brooklyn Heights microdistrict. Once in Brooklyn, get acquainted with Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn. From here you can enjoy the magnificent views of the Statue of Liberty, the Governor's Island and the Financial District.
The Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn, NY 
Brooklyn Bridge is not just a connecting highway between Brooklyn and Manhattan, it is one of the main attractions of New York, one might say, a visiting card of the city. It is a bridge-record holder, construction with its own, in some places tragic, but, nevertheless, an exciting story.
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway, New York 
In the collection of the Brooklyn Museum: Egyptian antiquities, French impressionists, the most scandalous exhibitions in New York, sculptures of the late 19th - early 20th centuries, one of the finest in the world of Egyptian collections.
West Side
New York, West Side 
Active development of the region began only after the railroad was laid in the West Side in the seventies of the 19th century, this had a positive effect on the standard of living of its inhabitants. However, with the beginning of the Great Depression and until the 1960s. the region was going through hard times.
Harlem
New York, Harlem 
Harlem is one of the most famous districts of New York, whose history dates back to the 17th century, when Dutch farmers founded their settlement here. In the 19th century, having no more resources for existence, the farmers left Harlem, and in 1880 a metro was built here and the district gradually began to develop.
East Side
New York, East Side 
East Side (East Side) is a large area of Manhattan. The northern part of the East Side is bounded by the Harlem River, in the south it ends at 1 st street, in the east - Fifth Avenue, and in the west - by the East River Strait.
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New York for most tourists is the Statue of Liberty, the famous Manhattan skyscrapers, the endless Broadway fires, and the Metropolitan Opera, Fifth and Madison Avenue, Central Park, museums, galleries, cinemas ... You can list for a very long time, the main ones.
For 125 years, the main symbol of the USA and New York has been called the Statue of Liberty - it was she who welcomed millions of immigrants from all corners of the world who have come to America since the end of the 19th century .Today, few people know that the statue is a gift of France for the centenary of the American Revolution, a sign of friendship of both powers .The height of 93 meters, it is installed on Liberty Island, 3 km from Manhattan .The full name of the monument is Liberty Enlightening the World .In her right hand she has a torch, in the left she has a tablet on which is carved JULY IV MDCCLXXVI - July 4, 1776, the day of the adoption of the US Declaration of Independence .One foot "Freedom" stands on the broken bonds .In her crown there are 25 windows symbolizing earthly jewels and illuminating the world with heavenly rays, seven rays of the crown mean seven seas and continents .To get to the crown, the visitor must overcome 356 steps .
For 125 years the main symbol of the USA and New York has been called the Statue of Liberty.
Almost the same age as the Statue of Liberty - the famous Brooklyn Bridge, opened on May 24, 1883 and connecting Brooklyn and Manhattan over the East River Bay. It is one of the oldest suspended girder bridges in the world. Its length is 1825 meters.
It is known that to prove the reliability of the structure, the authorities conducted 21 elephants from a nearby circus circus that convinced New Yorkers of the exceptional strength of the structure.
Speaking about the cultural and national attractions of New York, it will be superfluous to recall its history and the countless number of emigrants from different parts of the world who came to the continent from the middle of the 19th century .Many ethnic groups have settled together, thus creating a unique color of the national areas of the Big Apple: Chinatown and Little Italy in Manhattan, the Jewish Lower East Side and the German Yorkville, Afro-American Harlem, the Hispanic Bronx, the Asian-Arab Atlantic Avenue and many others ... Reproducing in these neighborhoods a native flavor, natives of different countries, in fact, created here the museums of their homeland in the open air .
In this city, many cultural currents were born: Harlem Renaissance in literature and visual art, abstract expressionism (the so-called School of New York) in painting, salsa, disco, hip-hop and punk in music. The overlapping of cultures and traditions, the spirit of freedom and creativity itself, all contributed to the active development of the arts. Theaters, concert halls, art galleries and museums are much larger here than anywhere else in the US.
Distracted from the rich cultural program can be in the famous Central Park - it's almost the most cinematic landmark of New York. Here, New Yorkers and numerous tourists like to rest, and there are plenty of things to do in the park for children, where to sit on a small picnic right on the grass, take a walk in solitude or read the latest press - which is located here, completely free of charge at special stands.
In New York, you can not specifically look for theaters, galleries and museums - many interesting, amazing and entertaining can be seen right on the streets of the "Big Apple". A lot of street musicians, countless parks and squares, in which art galleries exhibit works of modern sculptors, breathtaking pictures of graphic artists, colorful display cases and a multinational crowd on the streets of the city at any time of the day - the unique spirit of a city that never sleeps.