New York is a city that does not rest, a center full of life and incredible corners, which surprises everyone who visits it. It is a great city to which several days should be dedicated, although we always have a list of essentials to visit, those places that we cannot miss if it is the first time we go to this city in North America.
Let talk about the essentials that you have to see on your trip to New York. Hopefully you have time to discover much more, but there are some things that are typical places and great classics, so don't forget to visit them.
Times Square
This is one of the busiest areas of the city and also one of the most visited by tourists. Recently cars through Times Square but in 2009 it closed and some characteristic red chairs were put up for people to sit down and enjoy this area. In this area everyone stops to take photos and there are some stands and characters that animate the area. From here you can see that huge neon sign that appears in all the images of Times Square and that is the largest in the world.
Empire State
El Most famous skyscraper in all of New York is the Empire State Building which until 1971 was the highest in the world. Going up to the Empire State Building and enjoying the views of New York is another of the great essentials in the city. It is advisable to get the tickets in advance so as not to run out of them and be willing to have patience to reach the top with the queues that usually exist.
Central Park
We all know the green lung of New York City, the huge park called Central Park. It is located in Manhattan and is more than four kilometers long. The perfect place for a walk or bike ride. There are artificial lakes and there is also the New York Zoo, as well as other attractions and green places to lie down and sunbathe. You can even hire a bike ride for a tour and not miss anything in the park.
Statue of Liberty
This gift from the French people is another important point and it is located on the island of Liberty. It was opened in 1886 and you can climb to the top. Remember to buy tickets in advance. It is necessary to get to the island by ferry. It is located in Manhattan, on the Battery Park pier, and it is best to go early.
Brooklyn bridge
This bridge connects Manhattan and Brooklyn and is one of the most famous. We have seen this bridge many, many times and in countless movies. This beautiful bridge was completed in the 27th century and XNUMX people died during its construction. It was quite a feat of engineering and at the time it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. You can walk and take photos on it and it is recommended to do it when the city turns its lights on.
New York Museums
En New York you should also stop at the famous museums. At the MET, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, we can see paintings by artists such as Monet or Rembrandt and sections dedicated to the Roman or Egyptian civilizations. The Museum of Modern Art or MoMA offers works such as 'The Starry Night' by Van Gogh or 'The Young Ladies of Avignon' by Picasso. You also have to visit the Guggenheim, which is another of its main museums.
Fifth Avenue
This is one of the main areas of the city, in where are the best stores. It is very close to Central Park, so it is another must-see. We will find here the Flatirong Building and St Patrick's Cathedral.