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    The document provides information about 6 famous New York City landmarks: 1) The Statue of Liberty, a cultural statue symbolizing freedom. 2) The Empire State Building, a 381m tall iconic skyscraper opened in 1931 with office space and over 1,500 stairs. 3) Central Park, the largest urban park in the US created from scratch with bridges, waterfalls, and playgrounds. 4) Broadway, a 53km long street known for its iconic theaters before the area was colonized. 5) The National 9/11 Memorial Museum, commemorating the 2001 attacks with artifacts and recordings from the event. 6) Rockefeller Center, a large complex with 19 commercial

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    The document provides information about 6 famous New York City landmarks: 1) The Statue of Liberty, a cultural statue symbolizing freedom. 2) The Empire State Building, a 381m tall iconic skyscraper opened in 1931 with office space and over 1,500 stairs. 3) Central Park, the largest urban park in the US created from scratch with bridges, waterfalls, and playgrounds. 4) Broadway, a 53km long street known for its iconic theaters before the area was colonized. 5) The National 9/11 Memorial Museum, commemorating the 2001 attacks with artifacts and recordings from the event. 6) Rockefeller Center, a large complex with 19 commercial

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    New York Landmarks

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    Ana Novosel
    The document provides information about 6 famous New York City landmarks: 1) The Statue of Liberty, a cultural statue symbolizing freedom. 2) The Empire State Building, a 381m tall iconic skyscraper opened in 1931 with office space and over 1,500 stairs. 3) Central Park, the largest urban park in the US created from scratch with bridges, waterfalls, and playgrounds. 4) Broadway, a 53km long street known for its iconic theaters before the area was colonized. 5) The National 9/11 Memorial Museum, commemorating the 2001 attacks with artifacts and recordings from the event. 6) Rockefeller Center, a large complex with 19 commercial

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    NEW YORK

    landmarks

    Ana Novosel, 4.a


    01 02
    Statue of Liberty Empire State Building

    03 04
    Central park Broadway

    05 06
    National 9/11 Rockefeller Center
    Museum
    The Statue of Liberty

    ‫ﮭ‬ Roman godess

    ‫ﮭ‬ Cultural statue

    ‫ﮭ‬ Meaning behind spikes on crown

    ‫ﮭ‬ Icon of freedom


    EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
    • 7th tallest building in NYC

    • Midtown South, West side of 5th Avenue

    • Cultural icon – 250 TV shows

    • used for office space

    • 381m high - opened on May, 1931 - 1,576 stairs


    03 Central park
    •

    •
    Created from scratch

    The largest urban park

    • Bridges, waterfalls, playgrounds, a castle, ponds,


    lakes…
    BROADWAY

    • Gershwin theatre (1
    933 seats) & smallest
    theatre 597 seats

    • Length: 53km
    • Before
    • The street got its colonization place
    name after British was meaningless
    colonization
    NATIONAL 9/11
    MUSEUM

    06
    • memorial and museum in New York City
    commemorating the September 11, 2001 attacks,
    which killed 2,977 people

    • collection includes more than 40,000 images, 14,000


    artifacts, more than 3,500 oral recordings, and over
    500 hours of video
    ROCKEFELLER CENTER

    large quantities of art


    present in almost all of its
    large complex consisting of buildings
    19 commercial buildings
    covering 22 acres (89,000
    70 floors
    m2)
    I NY
    Thank you for attention!

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