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NY Penn Station
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Pennsylvania Station, also known
as NewYork Penn Station or
Penn Station, is the main intercity
railroad station in NewYork
City. Penn Station is completely
underground, and sits below
Madison Square Garden,
33rd Street, and Two Penn Plaza.
The original Pennsylvania
Station was inspired by the Gare
d’Orsay in Paris (the world’s first
electrified rail terminal) and was
constructed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad from 1901 to 1910.
The station has three
underground levels: concourses
on the upper two levels
and train platforms on the
lowest. Penn Station is the most
heavily used train terminal in
the United States.
Bryant Park
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The lawn is lush and green
and the flowers change
seasonally but Bryant Park
is more than a garden.
When you first discover it,
nestled in its canyon
of skyscrapers, it’s like an oasis -
a refuge of peace and calm.
But Bryant Park is a city park,
full of historical monuments
and urban amenities. The park
is a social place where friends
meet, eat lunch, chat, stroll,
listen to music, work on the
wireless network, or simply
sit and think.Winter, Summer,
Spring and Fall, New Yorkers
love this park.
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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.
Private Bus
NewYork
Excursion
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