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Signs at the World's Crossroads
If an alien were to one day land his UFO on earth and started asking around for directions, the best place to send him might be the crossroads for all contemporary western culture - Times Square. Walking through this cacophonous mass market one finds themselves directed on a journey through American advertising, marketing, business and culture by the massive and instantly recognizable signs that tower over the square.
One World Observatory
On top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere is an unforgettable interactive experience and one of the best ways to see the greater New York City area. It's the One World Observatory at One World Trade Center.
Stonewall National Monument & Village Pride Tour
Greenwich Village has a long and diverse history that has made it an important epicenter of LGBT life in New York City. In the pre-Stonewall years, amidst an atmosphere of fear and repression, gay bars and other social gathering spaces were crucial in creating a sense of community and brewing political agitation. This curated adventure, written and produced by the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project, features the Stonewall National Monument and highlights a few significant LGBT historic sites near Stonewall. This tour represents a selection of sites associated with LGBT history that are located within a very small geographic area surrounding the Stonewall Inn. As such, it does not represent the entire long LGBT history of Greenwich Village, nor does it entirely reflect the diversity of today’s LGBT community. For more information, please visit our website at www.nyclgbtsites.org.
North Side of Central Park Tour
Just beyond the Museum of the City of New York is Central Park. Full of hidden gems, both natural and man-made, you just have to know how to find them. Join us to discover the natural beauties that lie right in the middle of New York City.
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Old City Hall Subway Station
New York's most beautiful subway station.
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African Burial Ground Monument
The anchor of all African Burial grounds in New York City.
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African Burial Ground National Monument
In this sacred space, discover how free and enslaved Africans contributed to the physical and spiritual development of Lower Manhattan during the 17th and 18th centuries.
National Park Service
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Pearl Street
Legend has it was paved in oyster shells...or was it?
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