Grand Central Terminal
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
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40 million people visit Times Square every year. Times Square is not a square at all. In fact, it is composed of two triangles formed by Broadway crossing 7th Avenue between 47th and 42nd Streets. It is also one of the best known and most exciting areas of the city,
Read MoreThe Frick Collection
The Frick Collection is housed in the former residence of Henry Clay Frick (1849-1919), designed by Thomas Hastings and built in 1913-14. After Frick’s death in 1931, modifications and additions were made to the building by architect John Russell Pope, and in 1935 the Collection was opened to the public.
Read MoreMuseum Art Modern Moma
The “Museum of Modern Art“, allows a comprehensible approach to the Art of our time, thanks to its collections concerning many sectors, such as painting, drawing, illustration, architecture, design, sculpture and printing. Nicknamed “Moma” or “The modern” by New Yorkers, the Museum of Modern Art is one of the city’s
Read MoreMetropolitan Museum of Art MET
This world famous Museum (MET) is one of the most popular tours for tourists. It is the largest art museum in this hemisphere. It is home to more than three million works of art, some dating back to the Paleolithic era. Both tourists and art lovers will be overwhelmed by
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