Flushing Meadows Corona Park, New York

Went to Flushing Meadows Corona Park. This park is very huge, very clean, very beautiful and lot of people during our visit here.

Times Warner, New York

Rockefeller Center, New York

Named after John D. Rockefeller Jr.

This complex of nineteen commercial buildings is the "heart of New York". It is located in the center of Midtown, and is home to the nation's largest indoor theater, Radio City Music Hall.

The Lower Plaza features the famous Prometheus statue overlooking the outdoor skating rink during the winter months.

Sex And The City, New York

Jessica Parker

Jessica Parker

Sex and The City

Follow in the fancy footsteps of Carrie & Co. as they conquer NYC.

Drink where they drink, shop where they shop and gossip where they gossip.

Radio City, New York

With the Radio City Stage Door Tour, you'll be put center stage at one of the world's most historic theaters, Radio City Music Hall.

Learn about the classic architecture and latest stage technology.

Night Tour - City Sights New York

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Manhattan

New York City

New York's only double decker night tour that stops at the historic Brooklyn Fulton Ferry Landing to view and photograph the glittering Manhattan skyline.

Enjoy views of Times Square, Chinatown, Empire State Building, Greenwich Village, SoHo, Little Italy, Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, Lower East Side and more...

The Brooklyn tour was awesome, I saw lower Manhattan and how people live in Brooklyn then returning over the Brooklyn Bridge and then returned to Manhattan driving past Ground Zero and up through Greenwich Village and back to Times Square to finish off the Tour.

After a long day I return home and was asleep by midnight.

Ground Zero - World Trade Center, New York

Wall Street and the bustling financial district is a lovely place to wander. In this particular area you are walking down the street, the shade of the skyscrapers all around you, until suddenly the sunlight pours into a vast empty space where the twin towers once stood. It's impossible to imagine how they once stood there, now it looks like any other building site, only your blood runs cold when you think of what actually happened there.

Ground Zero

Ground Zero

To be honest there isn't much to see. It was probably more to see when there was all the rubble but they've done a great job getting rid of it. It was still very sombre.

Chinatown, New York

Chinatown at Canal Street.

Finding my way back, I managed to get to Chinatown and ended up walking the rest figuring I was close enough. Along the way I came across the World Trade Center site, a massive hole although now filled with construction crews and machinery but a strangely still place, the full scale of which only really apparent on staring down into it.

At about 6 pm, I decided to walk back to catch the subway when I was stopped by a couple who was trying to get to Little Italy. Fortunately I was there few days ago so I was able to tell them how to get there.

Madame Tussauds, Times Square, New York

All celebrities appear in wax.

Atlantic City, New Jersey Part I

Caesars Casino

The Pier Shops - Caesars

Rainforest Cafe-Trump Plaza

Tropicana Casino and Resort

Atlantic Beach

Beach

Beach

Hilton

On The Boardwalk In Atlantic City.

On The Boardwalk.

On The Boardwalk. I like the ambience. It's very comfortable.

Greetings from Atlantic City

Foxwoods Resort Casino, Connecticut, Part I

Enjoy the tranquil of the Connecticut countryside

Hard Rock Cafe Foxwoods

MGM Grand at Foxwoods Grand Opening on May 17, 2008

Fox Theater


Ballroom


Festival Buffet -We have our buffet lunch here


Dream Card

Headed to Foxwoods Resort Casino, Connecticut by local tour bus.

New York

New York is made up of the five boroughs of The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan and Staten Island, all connected by very picturesque bridges strung between classic skyscrapers.

The Night Lights at New York City

Empire State Building at Night Time, New York

Statue of Liberty, New York

On Top Of Brooklyn Bridge, New York

I hopped over to the Brooklyn Bridge to take a wander over it to Brooklyn also getting my first glimpse of the Statue of Liberty out in the bay near the far side. The sun was just setting at this point giving me a great view back towards Manhattan from the riverside in Brooklyn taking in the famous view looking even more brilliant as night fell.