What places can I visit in new york?

Starting from China City, Manhattan, first go to Wall Street and new york Stock Exchange, the famous international financial district in the lower city, and personally touch the bronze bull statue symbolizing good luck. Then we will go to the World Trade Center, where the Freedom Tower, the tallest building in the world, is being built. Then go to Nanjie Wharf, which is the birthplace of new york's early New York gangs and still retains a strong historical atmosphere. Then board a cruise ship, enjoy the Hudson River, Brooklyn Bridge and Art Waterfall along the river (the waterfall will end in the middle of 10), and visit the Statue of Liberty.

Then go to Midtown Manhattan, the famous Broadway Opera House and the dazzling neon lights in Times Square, and then stop at 42nd Street in the red light district, where you can visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum or believe it or not (the sole agent opened in 2007) or the intrepid Museum of Ocean, Air and Space. Have lunch at the world's largest McDonald's in Times Square.

After lunch, we will go to Columbus Square in Upper Manhattan, with Central Park on one side, Time Warner Center, the latest landmark in new york, and Trump International Hotel, a new york real estate tycoon. Cross 59th Street and enter the Fashion Avenue-Fifth Avenue, which is the gathering place of world-famous brands and the representative of fashion. You can see Apple headquarters, Disney headquarters and NBA headquarters. Pass by St. Patrick's Cathedral, the largest Catholic church in new york, enter Rockefeller Center, and go exclusively to the top floor of Rockefeller Center-Rock Peak (opened in 2006), from which you can overlook the panoramic view of new york City (including Empire State Building, Central Park, Chrysler Building, Trump Tower, etc.). ). Finally, I went to the United Nations Headquarters, bought gifts from all over the world in the gift shop at the United Nations Headquarters, and then embarked on my way home with a feeling of not wanting to go home.