There is a railway station at the bottom of Ground Zero

Crashing window frames of WTC formed this cross which was left on the site

There are a few inscriptions like this one on the walls and fences around the World Trade Center site

This massive sculpture stood inside the World Trade Center and survived its collapse without major damage.
It has been now re-titled as An Icon of Hope and placed in Battery Park. The fire is always on in memory of the victims.

Looking along Hudson River into the Atlantic

East Village

The NY Stock Exchange, Wall Street

Four-masted Peking at pier 16

Brooklyn Bridge

A girl waiting for a train at Canal Street station

Grand Central Station and the Metlife building

The reflection of the Empire State Building

New York City cloudscape

Advertisements at Times Square

Times Square is also called "the crossroads of the world"

The busy Penn Station, the Madison Square Garden is right behind it

The Flatiron was erected in 1902

Downtown Manhattan seen from Brooklyn Heights...

... and here from Brooklyn Bridge several moments later

Empire State Building, again the highest in NY after the terrorist attacks on WTC

A mural on one of Harlem schools

Columbia University

Manhattan skyline seen from Central Park

Strawberry Fields, across the street from John Lennon's former New York home

Carnegie Hall presents...

42nd Street in the rain

Battery Park

Statue of Liberty captured from the Staten Island Ferry

And here looking back towards Manhattan Island

Horse carts in Central Park

Central Park's skating rink, still is use in mid-April

New York's verticality

St Patrick's Cathedral is the largest Catholic church in the city

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