New York, the city where dreams come true, is also the birthplace of emblematic monuments that fascinate the whole world. From the majestic Statue of Liberty, a universal symbol of freedom and hope, to the impressive Empire State Building, which offers a breathtaking view, each monument embodies a piece of American history. Whether you want to take a walk on the Brooklyn Bridge or pay tribute to Ground Zero, these unmissable sites will immerse you in the heart of the soul of this exceptional city. Explore the monuments of New York and let yourself be carried away by their grandeur and their history.
Opened in 1913, Grand Central Terminal is the world’s largest railway station with 44 platforms serving several regions on the East Coast. Why visit a station? It’s not even fair to call this place a simple train station, because Grand Central Terminal looks more like a luxury shopping mall with many shops and attractions. Most…
The Empire State Building is, without context, the most famous building in the world!Everyone knows its elegant silhouette that rushes into the skies of New York, dominated by its huge mooring mast for airships that ends with a radio and television antenna. The Empire State Building measures 443 meters high and has 6500 windows, which…
At the beginning of the 19th century, it is well planned to build a bridge, but … no decision is taken. Story It is 50 years later that John Augustus Roebling, a German emigrant, has the idea of building a bridge over the East River, a bridge now known all over the world, and which…
The Statue of Liberty has opened America’s door to hundreds of thousands of immigrants. Indeed, she dominates the port of New York, the only gateway for all immigrants who passed at her feet … Since they were forced to go to “Ellis Island”, sister island of Liberty Island, for s to register and receive the…