World Financial Center New York City

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Den Morgen etwas später angegangen als geplant (wie gestern gebloggt hatten wir ein oder zwei oder drei Feierabendbier), lecker und reichhaltig gefrühstückt, es gab Banana Walnut Pancake, Bacon, Ei, normale Pancakes, Kaffee und Saft, und anschließend mit der U-Bahn zur Chambers Street, da wir heute Lower Manhattan angucken wollten.
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Coming to you from New York, New York!

A sleep in this morning, set us back with regards to how much time we had to sight see but helped us get over the last of our jet lag.

We didn't want to do too much today as Danielle our friend from Ireland isn't due in NY until tomorrow and most sights we want to see, she will want to see …

My last day in NYC! It is hard to believe that I've already spent 3 days in this wonderful city. On my last day here, I wanted to hit the last few items on my list.

After a long run in Prospect park in the morning and breakfast and coffee at home, Martha and I headed back to Manhattan to see a few things before our visit to the 9/11 …

It seemed that almost everybody in our room was checking out today. They all had alarms set for different times in the morning. As with their previous days antics they were still very inconsiderate and didn't care about the noise they were making. Some were ignoring their alarms and letting the phone snooze itself. I am so sleep deprived …

... names of the 3,000 people that died. The surrounding buildings that were damaged were under construction. We walked through the World Financial Centre through to Rector Park where we could see the Statue of Liberty. We carried on walking, found a nice ...

... that for another day and instead decided as it was such a beautiful day, I would walk along the edge river to the world financial centre and ground zero, where I had the yummiest sandwich ever (I hadn't had a real sandwhich for a while)!!  I then ...

Passamos uma tarde inteira caminhando pelo cone sul da ilha. Fomos no World Financial Center -um dos meus lugares preferidos na cidade-, conhecemos o Memorial do Onze de Setembro, batemos um papo legal com um bombeiro galã. ...

... led us to an enclosed walkway constructed from scaffolding and wooden boards which then led to the entrance of One World Financial Centre. This shiny marble clad floor with ceiling to floor windows overlooks Ground Zero building works. In front of the ...

... began inTimes Square, we paid our respects at the site of the World Trade Center. Stopped at the New York Stock Exchange, Wall Street & World Financial Center. Checked out the amazing architecture of St. Paul's Chapel, Trinity Church & St. ...

... Cove, before Liz went back for a final half hour. This worked well in principle - the plaza in front of the World Financial Centre buildings gave plenty of shade, and after an anxious wait I was able to celebrate a Brighton victory over Walsall with a ...

... move on and look to the future. We walked across the elevated bridge looking down into the hole and then on to 3 World Financial Center it had a nice bathroom and another elevated look down into the hole. We walked across the southern tip of Manhattan ...

... most enormous buildings.        Walked to the East River to go to the Heliport for my ride over New York for my birthday.  Lots of helicopters taking off all the time.  We went on a black Liberty one. Spectacular views ...

... the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn Wall street Trinity Church World Trade Towers 911 memorial and building site Century 21 shopping World Financial Centre Battery Park and Statue of liberty Subway $2.25 per trip no matter where you go Walked through Soho ...

... more selection. When we got back to Manhattan, we walked through lower Manhattan, Wall Street, and WTC site. The bridge to the World Financial Center was closed and it was crazy at the WTC, it looked like they were setting up for Sat which was the 9 ...