Tipos de City of New York

City of New York: Grand Army Plaza is now safer and more attractive thanks to a recent safety redesign by DOT.

City of New York: The Governors Island ferry runs from this c. 1909 steel-faced, Beaux-Arts style survivor, a lone holdout from the days when ferry terminals lined the East River waterfront.

City of New York: This joyride hasn’t operated since 1964, but it’s one of Brooklyn’s most recognizable landmarks. Originally built for the 1939 World’s Fair, it simulated a parachute-guided leap for 40 cents.

City of New York: The majestic Greek Revival buildings adorning this campus were built between 1831 and 1880 as dormitories for retired sailors, who were housed here until 1976.

City of New York: One of the filming locations for the film Shaft (2000)

City of New York: In the movie The Producers (1968), the scene where Leo agrees to Max’s scheme was shot at the Lincoln Center fountain.

City of New York: Katz's was the site of Meg Ryan's famous "faking it" scene in the 1989 romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally..., followed by Estelle Reiner's iconic line, "I'll have what she's having".

City of New York: The popular children's television show Sesame Street has been taped within Kaufman Astoria Studios since 1992.

City of New York: In the third installment of the Die Hard series, Die Hard: With a Vengeance (1995), McClane drives through the park in a race to get to the bomb at a subway station near Wall Street.

City of New York: Solids are strained from sewage inside this monumental industrial structure en route to the Wards Island Wastewater Treatment Plant.

City of New York: Look for the historic sculpture depicting “The Consolidation of Greater New York”, to your right, directly above the security station.

City of New York: Did you know? Before the High Line was built in 1934, freight trains traveled along 10th Avenue, creating such dangerous conditions that the busy thoroughfare became known as “Death Avenue.”

City of New York: With panoramic views and a riverfront cafe, this is more than a great launching point for boaters. Head over to watch the sunset, enjoy live music and relax by the water.

City of New York: Do you need ideas and plant suggestions for your own garden? The Home Gardening Center has dozens of beautiful display beds full of our horticulturists' favorite plants and helpful advice.

City of New York: Did you know? In 1687, Leffert Pietersen, one of the earliest European settlers in Brooklyn, built the original homestead on 58 acres that is now Prospect Lefferts Gardens.

City of New York: "Foodie heaven! 100+ vendors with diff. cuisines trying to feed you within a block radius. Bring an appetite, do tapas-style tastings, and relax with a view of the Manhattan skyline in the background"

City of New York: Check out this stretch of living shoreline along the Harlem River! While it's a new feature for New York's waterfront, the building technology used here actually dates back to ancient Egypt.

City of New York: If you’re on the downtown 1 platform at 116th Street-Columbia University station, check out the oversized grand chair made out of steel.

City of New York: Mosholu Gate on Southern Boulevard between Mosholu Parkway and Bedford Park Boulevard, Bronx inside NYBG Mosholu Gate Open Wednesdays, 6/19/13 - 11/27/13 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

City of New York: The Azalea Garden isn't just beautiful in spring! Featuring nearly a mile of woodlands paths and one of NYBG's most spectacular vistas, the Azalea Garden is beautiful year round.

City of New York: Luna Park takes its name from the original Luna Park, which operated at Coney Island from 1903 to 1946.

City of New York: The Guy V. Molinari, begun service in 2005, honors Staten Island’s 3-term Borough President(1990 -2001). Mr. Molinari was a member of the US House of Representatives, a State Assemblyman & an attorney

City of New York: On the ground level of the Municipal Building is the CityStore, the Official Store of the City of New York, which sells books, gifts, collectables and souvenirs of New York City.

City of New York: Want to share your visit with the New York Botanical Garden? The Garden is on Twitter and Instagram (@nybg), Facebook, Tumblr, and more. Visit nybg.org/online and share your beautiful pictures.

City of New York: Look up above the stairs at Bleecker Street/Lafayette Street station and you will see the Hive, which is a light installation of LED tubes that forms a honeycomb.

City of New York: Did you know the Municipal Building was the first building in New York City to incorporate a subway station at its base?

City of New York: The Alice Austen began service in 1986. It carries 1,280 passengers with a crew of 9. It is named for Alice Austen, a Staten Island photographer.

City of New York: Did you know? The Loew’s Kings Theatre opened in 1929 as Loew’s flagship theater, with a French Renaissance style architecture inspired by the Palace of Versailles and the Paris Opera House.

City of New York: Did you know? The Municipal Building is one of the largest government office buildings in the world, housing over 2,000 employees from municipal agencies in nearly 1 million square ft of office space. Leer más.

City of New York: The Manhattan Cruise Terminal, originally called the Passenger Ship Terminal, is now the fourth busiest cruise terminal in the United States.