The Statue of Liberty

The Statue of the Freedom arrived at
 America in 1886, preceding a great wave
 of immigration of the center and the south
 of Europe. for the centenary in 1986, the
 statue was polished, mended and equipped
 with a new torch golden in gold of leaf of  24 carats. It is a difficult climb to the top. It is a  354 steps from the part of under the pedestal to the cover of the crown by means of circular stairs. The tails begin from early for the arranged ones to make the attempt. For information of the statue and the museums in the pedestal, it calls 212-363-3200

  Ellis Island

 From 1892 to 1954, million immigrants
 passed through the doors of Ellis Island in
 order to make a better life in America. For
more information, it calls to the 212,363,3200
New York Harbor
New York, NY 10017

Empire State Building

 One of the world's most famous landmarks, it measures more than
  1,450 feet tall, with 102 floors. What's more, it was
  built ahead of schedule, in one year and 45 days
  including holidays -- during the Great Depression
. Having taken the impact of a B-25 bomber crashing
  into its side in 1945, and giving only 1.48 inches to
  either side in 110-mile-per- hour winds, it sure is sturdy.
  The only thing the developers failed to do was turn it into
  a viable site for mooring dirigibles.

The Empire State Building has been featured in too many movies to mention, but one standout is Sleepless in Seattle. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan finally rendezvous here on Valentine's Day.

350 5th Ave.
New York, NY 10118
212-736-3100

Broadway and the Theatre District

 Probably no other street on earth has had more impact on the
 performing arts than Broadway in New York City.
 When any stage actor or playwright, singer or
 composer thinks of hitting the big time, they imagine
 their big Broadway premier. Originally, most of the
 theaters in this area were actually located on
 Broadway itself. The Theater District today, however,
 includes the area between Broadway and Eighth
 Avenue from 42nd to 50th Street. Broadway is more
 than just an address, though. It's a state of mind that for decades has represented the highest achievement in American theatre. Both the area and the industry are enjoying an explosion right now that has left producers scrambling for empty theatres and patrons packing the sidewalks and local restaurants. Broadway is located in the heart of Manhattan, providing the city with one of its most important districts.

Between 42nd and 53rd Streets and 6th and 10th Aves.
New York, NY 10036