Statue of Liberty
She holds this item high in the air, lighting the way for freedom.
A TORCH
This monster climbed the building in a famous movie.
On New Year's Eve, this drops at midnight.
THE BALL
This STRUCTURE connects two boroughs in New York.
The brooklyn Bridge
This large green space is located in the middle of Manhattan.
CENTRAL PARK
This country gifted the statue to the U.S. in 1886.
FRANCE
The building has this many floors.
102 FLOORS
It used to be called this before becoming Times Square.
Longacre Square
The bridge was completed in this year, making it a 19th-century marvel.
1883
It opened in 1858 as the first of its kind in the U.S. — a public ________.
LANDSCAPED PARK
The statue stands on this kind of landform.
AN ISLAND
It was built in this number of days and months.
1 year and 45 days
This newspaper gave Times Square its name.
The New York Times
These giant animals once walked across the bridge to show it was strong.
ELEPHANTS
Central Park is bigger than this small European country.
MONACO
Her crown has this number of spikes, representing the continents and seas.
SEVEN
These lights on top can change into over 16 million colors.
LED LIGHTS
You can find the world’s highest number of these glowing screens here.
LED BILLBOARDS
It was the first bridge of its kind to use this type of wire.
steel wire (suspension)
Inside the park, you can find over 36 of these structures — some cross water, some connect paths.
BRIDGES AND ARCHES
The statue’s finger is unusually long—how many feet is it?
8 FEET
It was the world’s tallest building until this year.
1971
It’s so bright here, astronauts can see it from where?
SPACE
Before 1915, this was its original name.
THE NEW YORK BRIDGE
With over 350 appearances, it's one of the most used settings for these.
MOVIES