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Take a Virtual Tour of New York City With These 15 Photos

This Staten Island ferry floats nearby the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor

Start spreading the news about this iconic Empire City. New York City, also known as the Big Apple, is one of the most popular and recognizable towns in the world. The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Times Square, Central Park and the Empire State Building are just a few bucket-list destinations of hundreds.

It’s been said that if you can make it in New York City, you can make it anywhere—but if you can’t travel there in the near future, make do with these photos. Take a look.

This Staten Island ferry, named the Spirit of America, floats nearby the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor.

Kawing Chiu, 2021

a mounted police officer rides through a deserted Manhattan

During the early days of Covid-19 quarantine, a mounted police officer rides through a deserted Manhattan.

Vytenis Jankunas, 2020

a hot dog stand

Enjoying a hot dog bought on the streets of the Big Apple is a bucket-list item for some tourists.

Vito Grippi, 2021

The moon between two New York skyscrapers

The moon hangs between the 73-story One Vanderbilt skyscraper and the iconic, 102-story Empire State Building, both of which can be spotted from some nearby suburbs.

Peter Alessandria, 2023

pigeons fly around a man

This cigarette-smoking New Yorker has been feeding dozens of pigeons in his neighborhood for decades.

Adam Schluter, 2021

a view of the Empire State Building

Visitors are reflected in the columns inside One Vanderbilt, where the Empire State Building can be seen from the observation deck.

Beatriz Fernandez Mayo, 2023

Central Park

Central Park is the perfect place to enjoy warm fall weather.

Beata Zawrzel, 2022

a women sits on a marble staircase

While also being photographed from afar, a woman snaps a selfie as she poses on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Vytenis Jankunas, 2020

The 22-story Flatiron Building

The 22-story Flatiron Building has been a Big Apple landmark since 1902.

Savvas Stanis, 2016

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