| The audible rhythm of the city of New York sparks a | | | | Depending upon a visitor's preference, there's also the |
| curiosity within the visitor. A connection to its culture is | | | | colloquial American Folk Art Museum and the eminent |
| desired. What people have influenced it? How has the | | | | Whitney Museum of American Art. |
| city, in turn, inspired people? Upon answering these | | | | Even if a Broadway show is not on the agenda, a visit |
| questions, the visitor desires to inquiry further. | | | | to the area bordered by Sixth Avenue to Eighth |
| Most visitors to the New York City area are quite | | | | Avenue and 41st to 54th Streets is well worth it. Just |
| acquainted with it already. After all, much has been | | | | absorbing the ambiance emits a level of fascination. |
| revealed about the city via media; many of its | | | | There are an exorbitant amount of other cultural |
| attractions are well known. Even if a visitor has been | | | | adventures in New York. Namely, the New York City |
| to New York before, there is always much more to | | | | Ballet, which is the largest dance organization in the |
| explore. Intriguing culture can be experienced at one of | | | | United States. Notably, as well, the New York |
| the city's museums, on Broadway, at the symphony, at | | | | Philharmonic with an origin dating back to 1842. The |
| the ballet, or by the history of New York itself. | | | | busy Philharmonic plays over 180 concerts a year. |
| The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibits a multicultural | | | | How about a concert in Central Park? The richness of |
| expression of paintings, textiles, photography, furniture, | | | | nature totally surrounded by urban greatness is an |
| and musical instruments from various points in history. | | | | especially appealing venue for plays, readings, and |
| The Egyptian collection is especially massive and | | | | concerts. Two other city parks are also connected to |
| undoubtedly mesmerizing. The Cloisters is considered a | | | | New York's culture and history. Battery Park is a |
| part of the Metropolitan Museum. Its located, however, | | | | reminder of an almost-ancient fortified city. Washington |
| in Fort Tryon Park and its collection and the building | | | | Square Park reflects a casual, lazy-afternoon feeling |
| itself reflects art and architecture of Medieval Europe. | | | | despite its regal arch. |
| Amazingly, the architecture of the Soloman R. | | | | Famous New York architectural feats reflect culture |
| Guggenheim Museum is one of its major attractions. Its | | | | influenced by the time period they originated in. Views |
| brightness and its layers jump out as its juxtaposed | | | | from atop the famous Empire State building shed light |
| with the other 19th Century architecture in the | | | | on the overall layout of New York. Art nouveau is |
| neighborhood. Inside the museum offers, among others, | | | | reflected in the architecture of the Chrysler Building. |
| modern, impressionistic-from early to post, Surrealist, | | | | The incredible 19th Century Flat Iron Building was an |
| and abstract art. Interestingly, the private collections | | | | experimental architectural feat for its time and is still |
| exhibited at the Guggenheim are viewed as a whole | | | | considered a marvel. |
| without distinction as to type of medium. | | | | Finally, the Statue of Liberty that sits in New York |
| A plethora of other exceptional museums can be | | | | harbor is a beacon, continually making visitors aware |
| experienced in New York. For example, the Museum | | | | of the diversity of cultures that have influenced the |
| of Television and Radio houses credible glimpses of | | | | city. New York then radiates these cultures within its |
| the history of these popular forms of media. | | | | domain and cultivates through experience all who visit. |