КАК ПРОВЕСТИ ЧЕТЫРЕ ДНЯ В НЬЮ-ЙОРКЕ

КАК ПРОВЕСТИ ЧЕТЫРЕ ДНЯ В НЬЮ-ЙОРКЕ

Нью-Йорк Эмпайр Стейт Билдинг на закате
Когда мои друзья посещают Нью-Йорк, они хотят, чтобы увидеть все это. У них есть прачечная список мест для посещения, вещи делать, ресторанов, чтобы поесть и бары пить в! Это бешеный график даже для этого новое Yorker! Город, проживает свыше 8,5 миллиона человек, содержит так много увидеть и сделать можно едва поцарапать поверхность на ваш типичный четырех - или пяти день визита. (Но опять же, я не думаю, что даже четыре месяца поездки будет достаточно, чтобы увидеть Нью-Йорк!)

Нью-Йорк, город навсегда в поток, невозможно «видеть» в одно посещение. Вы просто должны уйти в отставку себя этот факт, если вы перемещаете, здесь (и даже может быть не то), вы будете только едва поцарапать поверхность! Однако есть способы, чтобы сделать большую часть ограниченного времени, у нас есть. Так как я получить готовы покинуть Нью-Йорк после 3,5 лет жизни здесь, я хочу дать вам мои предлагаемые четыре дневный маршрут для вашего следующего посещения здесь:

1 день

Статуя свободы/Эллис-Айленд
Статуя свободы нужно обязательно осмотреть на поездку в город Нью-Йорк
Хотя линия для паром от Баттери-Парка долго, если вы получить там рано, вы можете избежать большинства его. (Приходят поздно, и вам придется подождать несколько часов). Статуя свободы является впечатляющим, чтобы увидеть близкого (она как большой, как вы себе представить), но настоящей изюминкой этого комбо Эллис-Айленд, где вы можете узнать об опыте иммигрантов и получить представление о людей, которые помогали строить NYC (вы даже найдете моя фамилия надписью на стене!). Существует такой большой чувство истории, что вы не можете помочь, но чтобы быть впечатлен.

Подсказка: Если линия слишком долго, и вы не хотите ждать, взять бесплатный Статен-Айленд Ферри для фотографий статуя и гавань.

Баттери парк
Баттери парк является удивительным в Нью-Йорке
Именем Баттери парк для старых батарей (пушки), которые защищали город, остановите здесь для исполнителей музыки и улицы, люди смотрят, расслабляющий и всех других мероприятий, связанных с парком. Вы также можете исследовать руины старой крепости, что следили за город. Баттери парк является большим и суете, но я все еще люблю ходить через здесь. Есть огромные виды гавань, тоже.

Уолл-стрит
Бык на Уолл-стрит должн-на поездку в город Нью-Йорк
Сделайте фотографию с известным быка и затем пешком до Уолл-стрит и увидеть, где все эти банкиры разрушила экономику. Есть тяжелые безопасности в этом районе, но вы можете сидеть и смотреть люди свист и вне зданий на их пути, чтобы вызвать некоторые другие финансовой катастрофы.

Федерал-холл
Федерал-холл в Нью-Йорке
Одним из наиболее важных музеев в городе находится через улицу от NY фондовой биржи (NYSE). Федерал-холл, построенный в 1700 году, где Джордж Вашингтон взял его присягу (вы можете увидеть Библии, он был приведен к присяге в!), был первый Капитолий США и был сайт таможня США в конце XVIII века. Это одна из моих любимых достопримечательностей в этом районе. Я особенно люблю старые своды таможни. Я настоятельно рекомендую вам посетить, плюс это небольшой и не займет много времени.

Музей американских финансов
Печально известного Уолл-стрит, где разместился музей американских финансов
Вниз по улице от NYSE и Федерал-холл — музей американских финансов. Размещенный в историческом здании на Уолл-стрит (конечно же!) банка, он имеет постоянных экспонатов на финансовых рынках, деньги, банковские, предпринимательство и Александр Гамильтон (основатель американской финансовой системы). Если вы хотите, чтобы разбираться в том, что происходит на Уолл-стрит, это идеальное место, чтобы начать. Вход составляет $8 долларов США (есть скидки для студентов и пенсионеров).

Троицкая церковь
Церковь Троицы должн-на поездку в город Нью-Йорк
Троицкая церковь является одной из старейших церквей в Америке. Оригинальное здание сгорело вниз в 1776, но нынешняя церковь все еще красивая, с богато готической структуры. Церковь является наиболее известным для своего колониального кладбище, где вы сможете найти много известных американцев, включая Александр Гамильтон, один из отцов-основателей Америки.

Всемирный торговый центр и 9/11 Мемориал и музей
Башня свободы и 9/11 Мемориал
Недавно открылся «башня свободы» дает вам панорамный вид на город, и есть также много информации о 9/11 террористических нападений. На лифте вверх вы также можете увидеть изображения исторического развития Нью-Йорк. В нижней части башни находится парк чествования памяти жертв нападения наряду с обширной музей. В музее движущихся экспонаты о значении 9/11. За дополнительную плату (в верхней части вступительный взнос) есть экскурсии.

День 2

Бруклинский мост
Должн-на поездку в город Нью-Йорк Бруклинский мост
Прямо возле городской ратуши (см. следующую запись), Бруклинский мост предлагает легко 25-ти минутах ходьбы в Бруклине и набережной парка на другой стороне. Останавливаясь, чтобы снимать фотографии и извилистые пути сделают прогулки около 40 минут. В

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HOW TO SPEND FOUR DAYS IN NEW YORKNew York Empire State building at sunsetWhen my friends visiting New York, they want to see it all. They have a laundry list of places to visit, things to do, restaurants to eat and drink in bars! This frantic schedule even for a New Yorker! The city, home to more than 8.5 million people, contains so much to see and do, you can barely scratch the surface on your typical four-or five-day visit. (But then again, I don't think that even four months of travel will be enough to see New York!)New York City is forever in flux, it is impossible to "see" in one visit. You just have to resign myself to this fact, if you move here (and maybe not even then), you'll just barely scratch the surface! However, there are ways to make the most of the limited time we have. As I get ready to leave New York after 3.5 years living here, I want to give you my proposed four days itinerary for your next visit here:1 dayStatue of Liberty/Ellis IslandThe statue of liberty is a must-see on your trip to New York CityAlthough the line for the ferry from Battery Park for a long time, if you get there early, you can avoid most of it. (Arrive late, and you have to wait a few hours). The statue of liberty is impressive to see a close (she's as big as you imagine), but the real highlight of this combo to Ellis Island, where you can learn about the experiences of immigrants and get an idea of the people who helped build NYC (you even find my name inscribed on the wall!). There is such a great sense of history, that you can't help but to be impressed.Hint: If the line is too long, and you don't want to wait, take the free Staten Island ferry for photos of the statue and the harbour.Battery ParkBattery Park is awesome in New YorkThe name Battery Park for old batteries (cannon), who defended the city, stop here for music artists and street people watching, relaxing and all other activities related to the Park. You can also explore the ruins of an old fortress that followed the city. Battery Park is large and hectic, but I still love walking through here. There are tremendous views of the Harbor, too.Wall StreetThe bull on Wall Street must-on a trip to New York CityTake a photo with the famous Bull and then walk to Wall Street and see where all these bankers destroyed the economy. There is heavy security in the area, but you can sit and watch people whistling and out buildings on their way to cause some other financial disaster.Federal HallFederal Hall in New YorkOne of the most important museums in the city is just across the street from NY stock exchange (NYSE). Federal Hall, built in 1700, where George Washington took his oath of Office (you can see the Bible, he was sworn in!), was the first Capitol of the United States and has been the site of United States Customs at the end of the 18th century. This is one of my favorite attractions in the area. I especially love the old vaults of the customs. I highly recommend you visit, plus it is small and does not take a lot of time.Museum of American FinanceThe infamous Wall Street, where the Museum of American FinanceDown the street from the NYSE and Federal Hall is a Museum of American finance. Housed in a historic building on Wall Street (of course!), he has permanent exhibits on the financial markets, money, banking, entrepreneurship and Alexander Hamilton (founder of the American financial system). If you want to understand what's happening on Wall Street, this is the perfect place to start. Entry is $ United States dollars (there are discounts for students and seniors).Trinity ChurchTrinity Church must-on a trip to New York CityTrinity Church is one of the oldest churches in America. The original building burned down in 1776, but the current church is still beautiful, ornate Gothic structure. The Church is best known for its colonial cemetery, where you'll find many famous Americans, including Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of America.The World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial and MuseumMiami Freedom Tower and 9/11 MemorialRecently opened "Freedom Tower" gives you a panoramic view of the city, and there are also a lot of information about the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The lift up you can also see the images of the historical development of New York. At the bottom of the tower is a park commemorating the victims of the attack along with extensive Museum. The Museum moving exhibits about the meaning of 9/11. Surcharge (at the top of the entrance fee) there are guided tours.Day 2Brooklyn BridgeMust-on a trip to New York City Brooklyn BridgeRight near the Town Hall (see next entry), the Brooklyn Bridge offers easy 25 minute walk in Brooklyn and waterfront park on the other side. Stopping to take pictures and meandering path will make walking about 40 minutes. In

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HOW TO SPEND FOUR DAYS IN NEW YORK New York Empire State Building at dusk When my friends visiting New York, they want to see it all. They have a laundry list of places to visit, things to do, restaurants to eat and drink in the bars! This frantic schedule even for this new Yorker! The city, home to over 8.5 million people, has so much to see and do, you can barely scratch the surface of your typical four - or five-day visit. (But then again, I do not think that even four months of the trip will be enough to see New York!) New York, a city forever in the stream, it is impossible to "see" in one visit. You just have to resign yourself of this fact, if you move here (and maybe not even then), you will just barely scratch the surface! However, there are ways to make the most of the limited time we have. As I get ready to leave New York after 3.5 years of living here, I want to give you my proposed four day itinerary for your next visit here: Day 1 Statue of Liberty / Ellis Island Statue of Liberty must-see on a trip to New York City NY Although the line for the ferry from Battery Park for a long time, if you get there early, you can avoid most of it. (Come late, and you have to wait a few hours). The Statue of Liberty is an impressive, to see a close (it is as big as you imagine), but the real highlight of this combo Ellis Island, where you can learn about the experiences of immigrants and get an idea of the people who helped build the NYC (you can even find my the name of the inscription on the wall!). There is such a great sense of history that you can not help but to be impressed. Tip:. If the line is too long, and you do not want to wait, take the free Staten Island Ferry for photos statue and harbor Battery Park Battery Park is amazing in New in York the name of battery park for old batteries (gun), who defended the city, stop here for music performers and street, people watching, relaxing and all other activities related to the park. You can also explore the ruins of the old fortress that followed the city. Battery Park is a great and hectic, but I still love to go through here. There are great views of the harbor, too. Wall Street Bull Wall Street must-for the trip to New York City Take a photo with the famous bull and then walk to Wall Street and see where all these bankers destroyed the economy. There is heavy security in the region, but you can sit and watch people whistle and outside of buildings on their way to bring about some other financial disaster. Federal Hall Federal Hall in New York, one of the most important museums in the city is located across the street from NY Stock Exchange (NYSE). Federal Hall, built in 1700, where George Washington took his oath of office (you can see the Bible, he was sworn in!), It was the first US Capitol and was the site of the United States Customs at the end of the XVIII century. This is one of my favorite attractions in the area. I especially love the old vaults customs. I strongly recommend you to visit, plus it's small and does not take much time. The Museum of American Finance infamous Wall Street, where is located the Museum of American Finance Down the street from the NYSE and Federal Hall - Museum of American Finance. Housed in a historic building on Wall Street (of course!) Of the bank, it has permanent exhibits on the financial markets, money, banking, entrepreneurship and Alexander Hamilton (the founder of the American financial system). If you want to understand what is happening on Wall Street, it is the perfect place to start. Entrance is $ 8 USD (there are discounts for students and pensioners). Trinity Church Trinity Church on the must-visit in New York City Trinity Church is one of the oldest churches in America. The original building burned down in 1776, but the current church was still beautiful, with ornate gothic structure. The church is best known for its colonial cemetery, where you can find many famous Americans, including Alexander Hamilton, one of America's founding fathers. The World Trade Center and the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, Freedom Tower and 9/11 Memorial recently opened "Freedom Tower "gives you a panoramic view of the city, and there are also a lot of information about the 9/11 terrorist attacks. On the elevator up, you can also see pictures of the historical development of New York. At the bottom of the tower is a park commemorating the victims of the attack, along with an extensive museum. The museum exhibits about the importance of moving 9/11. For an additional fee (on top of the entrance fee) has tours. Day 2 Brooklyn Bridge Must-on a trip to New York City Brooklyn Bridge, right near the town hall (see. The following entry), Brooklyn Bridge offers easy 25-minute walk to Brooklyn and the waterfront park on the other side. Stopping to take photos and winding path will walk about 40 minutes. AT

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