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The Place I Would Like to Visit.
Busy city sidewalks; yellow taxis and wide streets; hot dog stands on every corner; Central Park covered in a blanket of snow; the Statue of liberty and all of its glamour; the bright lights of Times Square; world's famous designers shops on 5th Avenue and last, but not least ice skating on a central park - this is what comes to mind when I picture New York City..... I haven't traveled to a city that can even come close to comparing to Manhattan. I haven't travelled to manhattan to, but this is the only place in the world i would like to visit.

A lot of people go to New York to see this magnificent city with many famous sights which should be visited. I would love to take a trip to the Statue of Liberty, which is one of the best landmarks of NY. Also, NY is famous for its scycrapers. It looks most spectacular at night. It would be my favourite place in the world- a city that never sleeps, a city that stands alone, and a city that is truly one of a kind. I've been reading books about NYC and I'm still watching TV series about it. I could't forget this fabulous sights i've seen on TV.There is no place like this and there is certainly no other place like New York in the world, which is why i would love to visit.
I think the best season to visit the city is winter time. When the Central park is covered in a blanket of snow, Christmas atmosphere is all around the city... Before Christmas there's annual Thanksgiving Day Parade, with its giant balloons, singers, bands and movie stars...

But the only way to feel the glory of this remarkable city is to visit it. The trip to NY, especially Manhattan, would give me nothing but joy, amazement and most important the pride to visit such a magnificent city. I would love to visit it one day and raise my own children in NY. The city where the dreams come

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