Empire State Building

Hey, everyone! Today I'm going to share a New York travel guide with you, so you can have a blast in this big city! First of all, you must go and see the landmark buildings in New York! For example, the Statue of Liberty, which is not only a symbol of freedom and democracy, but also a great background for taking photos. Of course, don't forget to go and see the Empire State Building, a 102-story high-rise building that is one of the symbols of New York, and there is also an observation deck on top of it, overlooking the beautiful scenery of the entire city. Next, don't forget to take a walk on the Brooklyn Bridge and feel the stunning charm of this city. If you like modern art, then go to the famous Museum of Modern Art at the Kennedy Center! There are all kinds of exhibitions there to feast your eyes on. When it comes to New York, we can't forget about the food! This city has a variety of food options, whether you want Chinese food, Italian pasta, Mexican cuisine, or hamburgers, you can find something to satisfy your taste buds here. Of course, if you want to try authentic New York flavors, you must try New York-style pizza, hot dogs, and cheesecake. Finally, don't forget to explore the small shops on the streets of New York! Here you can find all kinds of shops, including fashion boutiques, art galleries, antique shops, and handicraft stores. If you enjoy shopping, you might want to visit Fifth Avenue or SoHo. New York is a vibrant and colorful city, where you can satisfy your needs for culture, history, and entertainment. So if you have the chance to come here, don't miss out on the charm of this city! Of course, it is necessary to provide everyone with some addresses and transportation methods for attractions. Below, we have compiled some addresses and transportation methods for famous attractions in New York for everyone. 📍Detailed address: Statue of Liberty: Liberty Island, New York, NY 10004, accessible by taking the Statue of Liberty ferry. Empire State Building: 350 5th Ave, New York, NY 10118. You can take subway lines B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W or 7 to 34th St - Empire State Building station. 📍Detailed address: Brooklyn Bridge: You can walk or take subway lines A, C, F, R, 2, 3, 4, 5 to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. 📍Detailed address: Kennedy Center: 11 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019, accessible by taking subway lines B, D, E, or F to 47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Center station. 📍Detailed address: New York Pizza: John's of Bleecker Street, 278 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014, accessible by taking subway lines A, C, E, B, D, F, or M to W 4th St station. 📍Detailed address: New York hot dog: Nathan's Famous, 1310 Surf Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11224, accessible by taking subway lines D, F, N, or Q to Coney Island-Stillwell Av station. 📍Detailed address: New York Cheesecake: Junior's, 386 Flatbush Ave Extension, Brooklyn, NY 11201. You can take subway lines 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, or Q to Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr station. 📍Detailed address: Fifth Avenue: runs through Manhattan Island from north to south, accessible by taking subway lines N, Q, R, or W to 59th Street - Fifth Avenue station. 📍Detailed address: Soho District: located in downtown Manhattan, accessible by taking subway lines 6, N, Q, R, W, J or Z to Canal St station.

🌃 New York is not just Manhattan New York has 5 boroughs, and Manhattan is just one of them. In Flushing, Queens, you don't need to speak English, Chinese is more prevalent; Brooklyn is the birthplace of hip-hop; and once you leave Manhattan, it feels like you're in another world. Try to avoid the Bronx if you can 🛫️ New York has 3 airports, don't get them mixed up Flights to and from New York domestically mostly use John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK); United Airlines' domestic flights to New York mainly land at Newark Airport (EWR); and LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is primarily for domestic flights within the US and is closer to Manhattan 🚗 In the US, it's tough to get around without a car, except in New York New York has a 24-hour subway system and extensive bus routes, and taxis and Uber are also very convenient, unlike other American cities where driving is a must. However, New York's subway is indeed synonymous with being dirty and disorganized 🚽 In New York, restrooms are not readily available everywhere If you come across a restroom in a mall or museum, don't miss it, go right away, otherwise, it's hard to find one. There are very few restrooms in subway stations 🎭 Watching a Broadway show doesn't have to be expensive Buying tickets online in advance isn't always cheaper, and it might be more cost-effective to buy same-day tickets at the door, especially if you have a student ID 👟 In New York, please wear comfortable shoes citywalk is the best way to discover New York, the distance between famous landmarks on Manhattan Island is neither too close nor too far, you really need a pair of comfortable shoes for the tens of thousands of steps you'll take in a day 🌃 The view of the Empire State Building is better from Rockefeller Center, but you should still visit the Empire State Building Being in it may not give you the full view of the Empire State Building, but going to the top is more about sentiment and desire. Many believe that at the Empire State Building, you can encounter love, or reunite! ☕️ The kind of coffee shop in 'Friends' really exists An unfamiliar environment can make one feel lonely, but at certain moments, it can remind you of scenes from American TV shows, which feels warm even though you've never met. But in New York, it's more about feeling lonely, getting used to loneliness, and enjoying loneliness 🏛️ Please reserve at least one day for museums The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Natural History Museum, MoMA, and other museums are worth spending more time to experience art 🤹‍♂️ The NPCs on the streets of New York all cost money 'Movie characters' and 'cartoon figures' coming over to take photos with you will charge you, don't be deceived by the false 'enthusiasm'. The CDs and lucky strings that street guys hand you are not free either

The main tourist and entertainment areas in New York are concentrated in Manhattan, such as the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Empire State Building, Wall Street, etc. Manhattan is divided into upper, middle, and lower cities, with 4 viewing platforms in the middle city and 1 in the lower city. How to choose a more reasonable itinerary? You will have the answer after reading this~ 📍Rockefeller Top of the Rock Facing the Empire State Building, unobstructed, you can overlook the panoramic view of Manhattan, known as the "must-visit place" for a trip to New York. √Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art - Museum of Modern Art - Rockefeller Top of the Rock - Times Square - Broadway 📍Summit One Vanderbilt Inception into reality. The 360-degree panoramic outdoor viewing platform, with the beautiful skyline of Manhattan in full view, and a variety of technology-themed experiences. √Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art - Central Station - Summit One Vanderbilt - Madame Tussauds - Times Square Suggest pants + flat shoes, prevent exposure & falling 📍Empire State Building Observation Deck New York landmark building, from the 86th and 102nd floor observation decks, you can see the stunning 360-degree view of New York City, a popular filming location for many movies and TV shows. √Empire State Building - Times Square - Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum - Museum of Natural History - Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art 📍The edge The highest outdoor viewing platform in the western hemisphere, 360-degree transparent view + suspended in mid-air design, giving a feeling of walking in the air. √Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art - Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum - The edge- Vessel - Times Square 📍One World Observatory at the New World Trade Center Currently the tallest building in the United States, built at a cost of 3.8 billion US dollars. Reach the top of the building in 60 seconds and overlook the charming charm of New York City. √Statue of Liberty Island Cruise - Wall Street, Bronze Bull - New World Trade Center Observation Deck - Brooklyn Bridge - Flatiron Building - Empire State Building - Times Square

#newyorktrip Greetings, fellow adventurers and skyline enthusiasts! Prepare to be whisked away on a journey to new heights as we delve into the awe-inspiring majesty of the Empire State Building, an iconic symbol of New York City's skyline. As a fervent admirer of architectural marvels and urban wonders, let me be your guide as we uncover the history, grandeur, and breathtaking views that await atop this legendary skyscraper. Standing tall and proud amidst the bustling streets of Manhattan, the Empire State Building is more than just a building – it's a beacon of ambition, innovation, and resilience. From its Art Deco design to its towering spire, every inch of this architectural masterpiece exudes a sense of timeless elegance and grandeur. As you ascend to the building's observation decks, you'll be treated to panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. Marvel at the sweeping vistas of the city below, with its towering skyscrapers, bustling streets, and glittering lights that twinkle like stars in the night sky. But the Empire State Building is more than just a platform for stunning views – it's also a living testament to the spirit of New York City. Learn about the building's storied history, from its construction during the Great Depression to its role as a symbol of hope and resilience in the face of adversity. Be sure to explore the building's immersive exhibits, which offer a fascinating glimpse into the engineering feats and architectural innovations that made the Empire State Building possible. From its groundbreaking construction techniques to its pioneering use of materials, the building's legacy continues to inspire awe and wonder to this day. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a longtime resident, a trip to the Empire State Building is an experience that's sure to leave an indelible mark on your heart. So lace up your walking shoes, brace yourself for a journey to the clouds, and prepare to be swept away by the majesty of this legendary New York City landmark. Until next time, happy exploring! #EmpireStateBuilding #NewYorkCity #IconicLandmark #SkylineViews #ArtDeco #ObservationDecks #PanoramicVistas #ArchitecturalMarvel #History #Resilience #GreatDepression #Innovation #TravelInspiration #Wanderlust #ExploreNYC #BucketListDestination #UrbanAdventure #CityOfDreams