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03 Finally, for the shopping enthusiast, there is the opportunity to explore the stores on Fifth Avenue, which is located near the Flatiron Building. Visitors can find high-end fashion boutiques, souvenir stores and many other businesses. | 972 | 0 | Loading... |
04 The Flatiron Building is known for its unique architecture. Visitors can take pictures of the building from all angles, but it is especially photogenic from 5th Avenue. It is also possible to experience the Flatiron Building from the rooftop, which offers a great view of the city.
Culture lovers can visit the Museum of Sex, which is just a few steps from the Flatiron Building. This museum is the perfect place to learn about the history and culture of sexuality through interactive and educational exhibits. | 939 | 0 | Loading... |
05 The Flatiron Building is easily accessible by subway by getting off at the Fifth Avenue-59th Street station. It is surrounded by many tourist sites, restaurants and stores. Madison Square Park is just steps away from the building and is a great place to relax and enjoy an outdoor meal. Visitors can also explore the Gramercy Park neighborhood, which is famous for its historic buildings, restaurants and stores. | 883 | 2 | Loading... |
06 The Flatiron Building is an iconic historic building in New York City. Located in the Midtown area of Manhattan, this 22-story office building was opened in 1902 as the Fuller Building. Its triangular shape and slender tip earned it the nickname "flat iron" in reference to an iron. | 951 | 1 | Loading... |
07 For the record, Columbus Circle is the exact geographic center of Manhattan | 920 | 0 | Loading... |
08 Columbus Circle is also home to the Time Warner Center, a luxury shopping mall that offers a unique shopping experience to its visitors. Here you can discover the latest trends in fashion, design and jewelry, as well as fine dining and movie theaters | 902 | 0 | Loading... |
09 Today, Columbus Circle remains a place of discovery for art lovers. In fact, the Museum of Arts and Design located in Columbus Circle is an art lover's paradise. The museum houses collections of contemporary art, design, jewelry and crafts. You will be able to see works by great contemporary artists, as well as unique pieces and innovative creations | 919 | 2 | Loading... |
10 The Columbus Circle statue of Christopher Columbus has drawn strong criticism from some who believe the explorer played a detrimental role in the history of the Americas. This has even led some politicians to consider removing the statue | 922 | 0 | Loading... |
11 Columbus Circle: an emblematic place of New York. Created in 1905, this place marks the access to the largest entrance of Central Park, located on 8th Avenue
At its center, a statue of Christopher Columbus stands proudly, surrounded by fountains. Columbus Circle is a place to stroll and discover for New York lovers | 1 051 | 1 | Loading... |
12 And of course, one of DUMBO's main attractions is its spectacular view of Manhattan, which you can enjoy from Brooklyn Bridge Park or by walking across the Brooklyn Bridge. Don't forget to take a selfie on Washington Street, where the famous poster for the movie "Once Upon A Time in America" was taken.
DUMBO is a must-see neighborhood when visiting Brooklyn. With its rich history, creative vibe and stunning views of Manhattan, it's sure to entice you. | 979 | 1 | Loading... |
13 DUMBO is also a very gourmet area, with many restaurants offering dishes from all over the world. If you're a pizza lover, be sure to stop by Grimaldi's, a Brooklyn institution. | 940 | 0 | Loading... |
14 Walking through DUMBO, you will discover a unique atmosphere, where the industrial past blends harmoniously with artistic creativity. The cobblestone streets, red brick buildings and fire ladders give this historic neighborhood an unforgettable charm. | 979 | 1 | Loading... |
15 The acronym DUMBO stands for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, and it is precisely under the Manhattan Bridge that this neighborhood originated. It was once home to industrial warehouses, but over time these have been transformed into lofts, art galleries and trendy restaurants. | 1 023 | 1 | Loading... |
16 DUMBO, the neighborhood that will make you fall in love with Brooklyn. Located on the west side of Brooklyn, DUMBO is a neighborhood that has reinvented itself while retaining its historic charm. With its breathtaking view of Manhattan, it is one of the most visited neighborhoods in Brooklyn. | 1 034 | 2 | Loading... |
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18 The Renwick Triangle is filled with history. The Renaissance Revival style houses have an interesting history, and the triangle itself is a popular place for photographers and tourists to experience New York City architecture. In addition, the Stuyvesant Street neighborhood, where the Renwick Triangle is located, is considered one of the most picturesque sites in the East Village | 1 189 | 4 | Loading... |
19 Renwick Triangle is also known for the Anglo-Italian style buildings located at 23-35 Stuyvesant Street and 114-128 East 10th Street. These two groups of houses are considered the only existing rows of buildings in New York City designed by James Renwick Jr. | 1 131 | 2 | Loading... |
20 Renwick Triangle is an iconic location in the East Village neighborhood of New York City. It is a small triangle formed by the meeting of Stuyvesant and East 10th streets. Designed by architect James Renwick Jr, Renwick Triangle is famous for its beautiful Renaissance Revival style buildings. The apartments on this row were built in 1861. | 1 104 | 4 | Loading... |
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22 Start the day with a New York sunrise, and let the city awaken your soul 🌇😍
💡New York City is famous for its iconic skyline, which includes landmarks such as the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and the Statue of Liberty. Witnessing the sunrise against this backdrop creates a breathtaking view. | 1 158 | 4 | Loading... |
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Finally, for the shopping enthusiast, there is the opportunity to explore the stores on Fifth Avenue, which is located near the Flatiron Building. Visitors can find high-end fashion boutiques, souvenir stores and many other businesses.
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The Flatiron Building is known for its unique architecture. Visitors can take pictures of the building from all angles, but it is especially photogenic from 5th Avenue. It is also possible to experience the Flatiron Building from the rooftop, which offers a great view of the city.
Culture lovers can visit the Museum of Sex, which is just a few steps from the Flatiron Building. This museum is the perfect place to learn about the history and culture of sexuality through interactive and educational exhibits.
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The Flatiron Building is easily accessible by subway by getting off at the Fifth Avenue-59th Street station. It is surrounded by many tourist sites, restaurants and stores. Madison Square Park is just steps away from the building and is a great place to relax and enjoy an outdoor meal. Visitors can also explore the Gramercy Park neighborhood, which is famous for its historic buildings, restaurants and stores.
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The Flatiron Building is an iconic historic building in New York City. Located in the Midtown area of Manhattan, this 22-story office building was opened in 1902 as the Fuller Building. Its triangular shape and slender tip earned it the nickname "flat iron" in reference to an iron.
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For the record, Columbus Circle is the exact geographic center of Manhattan
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Columbus Circle is also home to the Time Warner Center, a luxury shopping mall that offers a unique shopping experience to its visitors. Here you can discover the latest trends in fashion, design and jewelry, as well as fine dining and movie theaters
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Today, Columbus Circle remains a place of discovery for art lovers. In fact, the Museum of Arts and Design located in Columbus Circle is an art lover's paradise. The museum houses collections of contemporary art, design, jewelry and crafts. You will be able to see works by great contemporary artists, as well as unique pieces and innovative creations
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The Columbus Circle statue of Christopher Columbus has drawn strong criticism from some who believe the explorer played a detrimental role in the history of the Americas. This has even led some politicians to consider removing the statue
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