Here's some fun trivia about Lady Liberty.
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Here's what to do all season long.
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Check out these pretty dusk views of the Williamsburg Bridge and One World Trade Center from one of the City's hippest neighborhoods.
Beneath the Manhattan Bridge, Washington Street is covered in snow.
The Mall is an inviting place to take a walk after a fresh snowfall.
No matter what the weather outside, you can always spend an afternoon indoors with the mammoths.
The neighborhood celebrates the holidays with festive light displays.
A trip on the Staten Island Ferry can be bracing in winter. Here, riders have their cameras out, and Lady Liberty is ready for her close-up.
A man hails a cab in Times Square, whose lights shine through a winter storm.
With the skyline as a backdrop, skaters and hockey players take to the ice.
Is this real life? Jane’s Carousel, lit up on a quiet evening, can be pretty dreamy.
Families take advantage of a snowy day by sledding in Brooklyn's marquee park.
A sprinkling of snow veils the Manhattan Bridge in the distance.
Want to add your footprints to the snow near the Unisphere? Head to Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
Look closely: that’s actually a plant-based bridge—part of the Holiday Train Show.
What’s under your Christmas tree? At Rockefeller Center, we’ve got ice-skaters.
Central Park is big, start here.
How many of these Times Square trivia tidbits did you know?
Staten Island's cultural center holds an unusual, wide-ranging array of art collections, gardens and 19th-century buildings.
Winter in New York City brings ice-skating, the placid sight of Central Park under snow cover and holiday festivities in all five boroughs. These snapshots will inspire you to come see it all in person.
