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Founded in 1869 and employing over 200 scientists, there is more to this New York City museum than meets the eye.

It first started in a building located in Central Park and has now grown into 25 buildings that include 46 exhibition halls, state-of-the-art research labs and a notorious library full of natural history books and artifacts.

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» Riverside Tower Hotel
» Excelsior Hotel

Formally named Grand Central Terminal, Grand Central Station is the largest train platform to date. It is both above and below ground with 67 tracks. You can get anywhere in New York by taking the subway, but it will also take you to Connecticut! It’s not only famous for the history and size of the terminal, but also the many restaurants and the world famous mural on the ceiling.

Madison Square Gardens is the most famous arena in the world. This venue is home to some of New York City’s greatest teams including the New York Knicks and the New York Rangers. The arena has seating available for up to 20,000 fans! Whether you are a sports fanatic or just looking to see a great concert, Madison Square Gardens is truly an attraction that you don’t want to miss.

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» Hotel Wolcott
» Standford Hotel

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Want to see a play or musical? Broadway features 39 professional theatres and each one offers something special. From Mary Poppins to Chicago you are sure to find one you will enjoy.

Featured hotels near Broadway:
» Warwick New York Hotel
» The St. Regis

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This 12 acre island is located in the New York Harbor and home to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, which once housed the Federal Immigration Station. The Ellis Island museum houses everything from historic medical records to the Wall of Honor, which is dedicated to the 12 million immigrants that came to America to embrace the new world. The Wall of Honor has been inscribed with over 700,000 names and counting. In fact, you can still have your ancestors names etched into the wall today.

A gift of friendship from France, the Statue of Liberty has embraced Americans for over a century. As immigrants first arrived in America this landmark was their first sign of a new life. The statue represents the Greek goddess of freedom from slavery, oppression and tyranny - Libertas. She is made of pure copper sheets and her torch is coated with 24 carat gold leaf.

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» Gild Hall
» Wall Street Inn

Times Square is located at Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Times Square is most famously known for the Annual New Years Eve Ball Drop. High-Def billboards and Broadway shows have turned the Times Square intersection into a world-wide icon.

Tourists from across the globe visit Times Square every day of the year.

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» The Time
» Amsterdam Court

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