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Flushing Meadows Park is a gem that people of all ages can thoroughly enjoy.

Don't ride through this park without visiting the Unisphere! The sculpture is very large and impressive. Seeing it in real life will be an enjoyable experience for everyone. The park surrounding the Unisphere is very big. There is another impressive sculpture located close to the sphere.

The Unisphere, a stainless steel globe designed by Gilmore D. Clarke, stands in Flushing Meadows. It was built for the 1964 New York World's Fair, and it represents the Earth with continents in relief and three orbital rings symbolizing early satellites. Built by the American Bridge Company, this 120-foot-diameter, 350-ton structure became an iconic symbol of Queens and celebrated the space age and the fair's theme, "Peace Through Understanding." It was designated a New York City landmark in 1995.

For New York city it is a nice beach. Emphasis on New York considering how bad other beaches are. Don’t go into the forest area at the end of peninsula. You’ll be eaten alive by mosquitoes. Over all one of the best rides New York offers especially if you are staying or living in Brooklyn. I recommend to start as early as possible.

Beautiful place to witness and experience all four seasons. Roads for bicycles and paths for hiking.

From here, you have a great view of the Throgs Neck Bridge and of Little Bay.

From here, you have a great view of the Throgs Neck Bridge and of Little Bay.

Kissena Velodrome, known in the cycling community as the "track of dreams", is a 400 meter, state-of-the-art track that boasts asphalt pavement finished with a special acrylic seal coat and regulation racing lines.. The Kissena Velodrome has been transformed from a patchwork, bumpy track into a sleek, state-of-the-art cycling facility.