Areas
is home to Wall Street
Manhattan
you might see lions and cats on the front stage
Broadway
Once, there was 2... Now, there's one.
World Trade Center
A gift from France
The Statue of Liberty
in the middle of the city lies a whole lotta green
Central Park
Brooklyn
balls might fly out the stadium when this team is playing
The New York Yankees (baseball)
A gorilla likes to sit on top of it.
The Empire State Building
just like the Beatles song
Strawberry Fields (John Lennon Memorial)
near the NYU campus, we can see an 'Arc de Triomphe' sort of replica
Washington Square Park
is where you can see tennis matches and a huge globe
Queens (Flushing Meadows)
home to over 200 000 artworks
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
it's no car, but it does share it's name with one
The Chrysler Building
An animal in New York Stock Exchange area
The Charging Bull
gives it's the name to the river that stands near the park
Hudson River Park
is the least populous of areas in New York City
Staten Island
is it a bird... is it a plane... NO! that's a dinosaur!
American Museum of Natural History
the first skyscraper ever built in New York City
The Flatiron Building
a skyscraper among trees...
Cleopatra's Needle
a zen place, situated near the New York Library
Bryant Park
is where Yankee Stadium is located
Bronx
MSG. hockey.
The New York Rangers
One of New York's most popular religious building
St. Patrick's Cathedral
a gift from Argentina, where a horse and a general leads the way
Monumento General José de San Martín
Brooklyn's #1 park
Prospect Park