New York City of the XXI century. Times Square glitters with lights of high-tech ads. The heart beats to the rhythm Garrlema economic recovery. In Manhattan and in other parts of the city held musical shows and concerts. In many museums and galleries in one show after another. The events of 11 September 2001 represented a test of strength and endurance for New York and America.
One of the worst disasters in history will forever remain in history as the city continues to actively develop. Almost with the regularity of the daily press parades in honor of the events belonging to different ethnic groups living in the city: the parade in honor of Puerto Rico or in honor Sv.Patrika. More modest prazdnevstva, such as the Italian religious processions of the saints, floating above the crowd – all this veneration of ancient traditions. Across the city is updating the old institutions, including extension improvement of services and maintenance. Characteristically, the city, keeping the tradition continues, and sometimes even miraculously revives what went wrong. New York is a true grand metropolis, the leader density and population in the United States. At one Manhattan resident for more than seven million people, just as the New York metropolitan area, along with a conglomeration of more than 18 million people.
A unique concentration of population puts its own special stamp on the character of an ordinary New Yorker: an endless rush and bustle of the city accompanied by his whole life. Some truly love New York, the other desperately hate him, but now four hundred years, enticing metropolis lights attract millions of people from different kontinentov.Vremenami New York may seem chaotic jumble of old infrastructure and congestion. But the achievement of ambitious. And those who elected New York City their home, or those who think that should definitely visit it again, have a chance to make sure that New York – indeed the most unique city in the world. Sightseeing, read helpful articles, photos, please visit American cities.
