Afisha Life | Wycieczka piesza po Central Parku i Upper East Side

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Fontanna Pulitzera

Podziwiamy ten posąg, dyskutujemy o jego historii i znaczeniu - i zwracamy uwagę na to, jaki budynek stał w pobliżu - i sąsiedni hotel Plaza

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Park Centralny

Najwspanialsza scena w Nowym Jorku, Central Park, pełni rolę trawnika z przodu iz tyłu, placu zabaw, miejsca do medytacji — co tylko chcesz — wydarzyło się tutaj prawie wszystko. Ale jest to produkt drobiazgowo zaprojektowany, a teraz możemy cieszyć się jego zachowaniem dzięki mieszkańcom miasta - jego bezpośrednim sąsiadom, a także okazjonalnym gościom. Świętuj Parku!

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Lodowisko Wollmana

W zależności od pory roku możemy oglądać łyżwiarzy - lub dzieci na karnawałowych przejażdżkach; ale omówimy też jego barwną i zróżnicowaną historię!

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Taras Bethesdy

Jedyna rzeźba w pierwotnym projekcie Parku - i dla wielu wspaniałe miejsce spotkań!

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Upper East Side

Legendarne jako szczyt życia dla „wyższej skorupy”, Upper East Side jest znacznie bardziej zróżnicowane i piętrowe, niż mogłoby to sugerować. Ale zobaczymy Blok Cooka i jedną lub dwie kamienice o szacownym bogactwie, ale też usłyszymy o historii tej dzielnicy - bo taka jest: dzielnica ludzi i instytucji wielu z różnych na całym świecie.

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Biblioteka Towarzystwa Nowojorskiego

Założona w 1754 roku przy Nassau Street, a teraz w swojej trzeciej lokalizacji, Biblioteka Towarzystwa miała jednych z najwybitniejszych czytelników, jakich kiedykolwiek znał ten kraj - i dowiesz się, co to znaczy, że w końcu zwrócono zaległą książkę!

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Miejskie Muzeum Sztuki

Największa kolekcja sztuki na półkuli zachodniej, druga co do wielkości tylko po Luwrze, Met to atrakcje na całe życie - i klejnot tej dzielnicy.

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Zamek Belweder

Po orzeźwiającym spacerze po lesie (naprawdę!) odkryjemy wspaniały „szaleństwo” Calvert Vaux – nowo odrestaurowany „zamek” z widokiem na Staw Żółwi – i wspaniały widok na Wielki Trawnik.

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Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

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Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

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Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

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Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

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Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

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New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

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Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

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Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

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Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

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Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

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Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

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Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

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New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

23

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

24

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

25

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

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Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

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Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

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Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

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Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

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New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

32

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

33

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

34

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

35

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

36

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

37

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

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New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

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Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

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