Gorgeous views of the Statue of Liberty, and plenty of leafy lawns to relax on.
Excellent views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The park is full of interesting statues.
Lovely park with a Liberty Statue view
If taking a ferry to Statue make sure you have no type of weapon (Swiss army knife incl.) random searches Also no big backpacks. Avg school bag size is fine.
Beautiful view. Is the place to get Statue of Liberty tickets.
Aqui se compran los tickets para Ellis Island y la estatua de la libertad
The Bowling Green Fence was erected in 1771 to protect a statue of King George III, which was destroyed in 1776, this iron fence is a rare reminder of New York City's Colonial era.
This a stop if you like to go Statue of Liberty they also have some free museums around the bowling green
An oversize bronze statue of a charging bull located in Bowling Green is considered one of the symbols of Wall Street. Very popular with tourists.
Created by Italian-American artist Arturo Di Modica after Black Monday 1987. Statue is 7500 pounds. Left on Wall St in middle of night as a gift to the city. More info on this statue via our blog. Read more.
Arturo DiModica illicitly placed his 7000 lb. bull statue by the NYSE in 1989. It was impounded by NYPD, but later released and placed where you see it today. Learn more at the MoAF at 48 Wall Street. Read more.
Really iconic. That's it. It actually doesn't worth more than a quick look passing by. Trying to get an ordinary portrait with the bull could be hard. Just a picture of statue all by itself impossible
Better than the Statue of Liberty tour. Enjoy the view here with a cocktail & relax
Look the statue of liberty
Enjoy the water and the sun and the shiny reflection. Can be really windy.
Get a ship tour to the Statue of Liberty!
Garden n clear view of brooklyn piers from manhattan. Worth to spend an evening with an intimate friend!
Come here in 2012, when it's still undiscovered and not crowded.
Want to take photos of the statue? Hop on the Staten Island Ferry. It's free, and it's close enough for some decent photos. And you don't have to remove your belt or empty your pockets
Free rides past Statue of Liberty if you don't mind pretending you are going to SI.
Checkout the old school Bowne & Co. shop, located right at Water Street. Lot's of cool letterpress and cards in there. It's right next to the South Street Seaport Museum.
Diving Eagle. Bronze statue dedication in 1963 attended by President JFK. Created by Italian-born sculptor Albino Manca who also designed Gate of Life in Queens Children’s Zoo. More info via<LINK>. Read more.
Nice park. Lots to see in this area.
8 19'-ft tall slabs in 2 rows of 4 containing names, ranks & states of 4,601 U.S. servicemen who lost their lives in Atlantic Ocean during WWII. Dedicated 1959. More site info via <LINK> Read more.
So many people pose by the GW statue outside but fail to actually walk inside. The gift shop is amazing and has beautiful antique maps of old NYC and great books. Go inside.
1st US Capitol. Washington took his oath for presidency here. Seen in movies Ghost and Kramer vs. Kramer. Statue outside by John Quincy Adams Ward (see pediment on NY Stock Exchg). More via our blog Read more.
A wonderful and historic place to check out in the heart of Manhattan's financial district. Check hours of operation though, as they're often closed on weekends.
Ella estatua es muy linda, y está frente a la del toro de Wall street
Fearless little girl she is, she stands mighty tall and embodies the courage, independence and unafraid attitude I wish all females embrace. I love her as a work of art and love her defiant expression
Corporate advertising disguised as feminist guerilla art. Smile everyone!
Great hotel at an awesome at an awesome location. Walking distance to the World Trade Center and to Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty Ferry. Nice rooms and excellent service.
Five thumbs up for the extraordinary service I was given, esp. at the front desk by Kevin Dunham. I am now hooked for this to be my 1st NYC hotel of choice. The high floor corner room view was amazing
I have a room with a view of the Hudson River, and the downtown Financial District. It is absolutely gorgeous here on the 26th floor.
La apertura de el mirador esta planeada para 2015, la línea del metro te deja a una cuadra exactamente desde donde también podrás visitar wallstreet y la estatua de la libertad
Absolutely worth it going all the way up if it’s a clear day: can’t beat the view. We’ve also upgraded to the iPad experience, found out some interesting tidbits about the most famous landmarks 👍🏻
The trade center's twin 110-story towers, the planet's tallest buildings when they officially opened in 1973, were destroyed in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks against the U.S.
There is no ferry to statue of liberty after 1550.
The morning crew here is awesome! They manage to handle both the morning rush and tourists quickly and efficiently.
The queue for the toilet is twice as long as the queue for drinks, be sure to get in the right queue!
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