20의 Secaucus가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The memorial is very impressive. Many people will know the pit at Ground Zero from TV and will share my opinion that it is architecturally successful. Water flows continuously from the upper edge into the ground. I recognize a strong symbolism here. The engraved names of the thousands of victims line the entire wall frame. - It made me silent and moved.

Anyone who visits NYC is overwhelmed by the architecture and the vibrant life. What exactly happened on 9/11 is not certain. But there is no doubt that thousands of innocent people lost their lives. I think a visit to the memorial is highly advisable.

Neo-Gothic between classic and modern skyscrapers. A very attractive mix that offers interesting perspectives. More interesting as a church, however, is St. John the Divine, which is still under construction and is the fourth largest church in the world.

On December 25th You really need a lot of patience to get into the church because the queue is really long...

Amid the hustle and bustle of Fifth Avenue and surrounded by the impressive skyscrapers of Manhattan stands a church that, despite its urban surroundings, exudes an aura of calm and awe: St. Patrick’s Cathedral. With its impressive architecture, delicate arches and artfully designed windows, it is a real contrast to the modern buildings that surround it. And while its size is inferior to the famous St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland, it still exudes a unique aura of its own. Here, in the shadow of Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick's is not only a place of faith, but also a place of peace and reflection for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a moment. As the seat of the Archbishop of New York, it has welcomed and accompanied many believers over the decades. As you step through the impressive portal and take in the cool, peaceful atmosphere inside the cathedral, you will quickly feel that St. Patrick's is much more than just a historical building.

Right on the Top of the Rock. The church between the skyscrapers is nice to look at.

One of the city's landmarks across from Rockefeller Center

For approximately 1.5 kilometers / 0.9 miles, the High Line winds its way through a former railway line that has been converted into a park. This provides shade and you can break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. You can leave the High Line at several points to explore the surrounding area.