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Architecture, New York

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Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty stands as New York City's most iconic landmark, yet it's surprisingly easy to miss since you can only reach it by boat. This majestic statue has been a beacon of hope for countless generations of immigrants arriving in America.
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Times Square
Neon lights flash in a kaleidoscope of colors, and giant digital billboards compete for your attention. Welcome to Times Square, where Broadway marquees shine as brightly as the stars they showcase. Here, you'll find a lively mix of costumed characte
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Empire State Building
Nestled right in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the iconic Empire State Building stands as a beacon for all who visit New York City. Its 86th and 102nd floor observatories offer breathtaking 360-degree views that capture the essence of the city and
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Rockefeller Center
A trip to New York City just wouldn't be the same without stopping by Rockefeller Plaza. In winter, it's a magical scene with skaters gracefully gliding across the iconic rink, while thousands of lights twinkle from the massive Christmas tree. When t
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St. Patrick
St. Patrick's Cathedral is the heart of the Archdiocese of New York and the official home of the Archbishop. Nestled on Fifth Avenue, right across from the iconic Rockefeller Center, this sanctuary stands as the largest Gothic Catholic cathedral in t
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Brooklyn Bridge
Spanning the East River, the legendary Brooklyn Bridge first opened its gates in 1883, initially accommodating nonautomotive traffic between Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. It's a true icon of the New York City skyline, making numerous appearances in f