The First Day of the Big Apple

And in this town, I found a brand-name place with badges! The title says they have the best bagels. I'd bet, but I'd deny that they're not gonna taste good. There are also a variety of croissants, sandwiches, coffee, anything for breakfast!

We began to explore the city, first of all going to the symbol of New York and the U.S. in general - the Statue of Liberty. You can swim to it, but we did not, because we were limited in time, and the queue was large. You can also go up to the statue itself, but you have to order tickets almost three months in advance, and from afar it seems no less impressive.

Memorial 9/11 reminds us of the tragedy of 9/11. The museum has an exhibition dedicated to what happened before, after and during the attack. The place is very impressive in its scope, and the fountain of tears makes you think.

Shake Shack is a well-known burger chain. We decided to have lunch here so we wouldn't waste a lot of time ordering and waiting for dishes. Grab a quick bite to eat and go ahead, then sightseeing.

We've heard and seen a lot of articles about High Line Park and we've got a chance to walk through it! It's pretty interesting, you're walking in the park, but the park's hanging in the air. In some parts there are still old rails, skillfully decorated by landscape designers.

Of course, our route wasn't without the Empire State skyscraper. One of New York's iconic places! You can go up to the observation deck of the building and see the whole city in the palm of your hand! Lifting is paid and the higher the floor, the higher the cost, keep in mind.

While walking around the city, we got hungry and decided to have dinner with something meaty and nourishing. Just outside the Empire State Building there is a nice Korean grill restaurant. Tasty meat with crispy crust and a couple of cocktails - the best end of the day and can not come up with.

Sleep, sleep, sleep! The night walk was left for the last day like a cherry on a cake. The most important thing is to get up early tomorrow so that we can make it and not run from place to place.