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This walking tour starts from point number 1 on this map.

When you arrive at each point read the description of the sight.

You will have the chance to discover and admire many of the most

beautiful and important sights of this city.

GrandCentral Terminal

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Commonly referred to as ‘Grand

Central Station,’ the historic

Grand Central Terminal is a

famous NYC landmark

in Midtown Manhattan.

Located on 42nd St and Park

Ave, Grand Central is one of

the busiest train stations in the

world, and serves nearly 200,000

NYC commuters every day. Built

in 1871, Grand Central Terminal

is home to 44 train platforms,

several great NY restaurants,

and some of the most beautiful

Beaux-Arts architecture in NYC.

Bryant Park

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Bryant Park is a 9.603-acre privately

managed public park located

between Fifth and Sixth Avenues

and between 40th and 42nd Streets

in Midtown Manhattan. Bryant

Park is located entirely over an

underground structure that houses

the library’s archives,which were

built in the 1980s when the park was

closed to the public and excavated;

the new library facilities were built

below ground level while the park

was restored above it. One of the

park’s most impressive features

is a large lawn that is the longest

expanse of grass in Manhattan

south of Central Park. Serves as the

seating area for some of the park’s

major events, such as the HBO/

Bryant Park Summer Film Festival,

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