Afisha Life | Центральний парк і пішохідна екскурсія Верхнім Іст-Сайдом

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Пулітцерівський фонтан

Ми милуватимемося цією статуєю, обговорюватимемо її історію та значення - і зауважимо, яка будівля була поруч з нею - і готель Plaza поруч

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Центральний парк

Найграндіозніша сцена в Нью-Йорку, Центральний парк, функціонує як передня і задня галявини для кожного, ігровий майданчик, місце для медитації – що завгодно – тут відбувалося майже все. Але це продукт ретельного проектування, і тепер ми можемо насолоджуватися його збереженням завдяки жителям міста – його безпосереднім сусідам, а також випадковим відвідувачам. Святкуйте Парк!

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Каток Вольмана

Ми можемо спостерігати за скейтерами - або дітьми на карнавальних атракціонах - залежно від сезону; але ми також обговоримо його яскраву та різноманітну історію!

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Bethesda Terrace

Єдина скульптура в оригінальному дизайні парку – і славне місце зустрічі багатьох!

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Верхній Іст-Сайд

Легендарний Верхній Іст-Сайд як вершина життя для «верхньої кори» є набагато різноманітнішим і легендарнішим, ніж це може припускати. Але ми побачимо Кук-Блок і один-два таун-хауси з багатством, але ми також почуємо про історію цього району – адже це саме те, що воно є: район людей та закладів багатьох з усіх по всьому світу.

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Бібліотека Нью-Йоркського товариства

Заснована в 1754 році на вулиці Нассау, а тепер уже втретє, Бібліотека Товариства мала найвидатніших позичальників, яких будь-коли знала ця країна – і ви дізнаєтесь, що означало нарешті повернути прострочену книгу!

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Метрополітен-музей

Найбільша колекція мистецтва в Західній півкулі, яка поступається за розміром лише Лувру, Мет – це пам’ятки, які можна побачити на все життя, і це перлина цього району.

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Замок Бельведер

Після освіжаючої прогулянки в лісі (справді!), ми відкриємо для себе чудову «дурість» Калверт Во — нещодавно відреставрований «замок» з видом на черепаховий ставок — і чудовий вид на Велику галявину.

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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!

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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!

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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!

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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.

Центральний парк і пішохідна екскурсія Верхнім Іст-Сайдом

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