Downtown New York City Photo Tour

New York is the city that never sleeps. At least once, you've probably seen something about the Big Apple, whether in movies, series, cartoons, newspapers, etc. But New York is much more than huge buildings and lights.

The southern part of Manhattan, Downtown, and a sea of history, culture and, of course, the city's charm.

We start the tour at the imposing World Trade Center, the largest building in New York and the West. Reigning absolute among the giants of NYC, the World Trade Center is surrounded by countless interesting points. The first one is the subway station, located inside the sculpture/shopping Oculus.

The same draws attention to the sculptural construction of Santiago Calatrava. In addition to being beautiful and with its meaning stamped on its structure, the Oculus station holds the record for being the most expensive in the world, costing around 4 billion dollars.

Right next to the station is the Museum and Memorial of the old Twin Towers. This is a space highly respected by Americans and always full of tribute to those who lost their lives and also to those who struggled to save them.

Finally, the main attraction, the new World Trade Center. This one needs no introduction, its size speaks for itself. The building also has a huge observatory full of attractions at its top. From there it is possible to have an unrivaled view of the entire island of Manhattan, Brooklyn and New Jersey.

Yes, all that, as the observatory is 360 degrees.

Leaving the WTC region, we have NY's financial district, the famous Wall St. Who has never seen the famous Wall St bull statue?

Then right next to there is the grandiose Brooklyn Bridge. Opened in 1883, this was the first bridge in the world to be suspended by steel and for a long time the only route between Manhattan and Brooklyn.

The 3 most amazing neighborhoods in NY are: - Soho, Chinatown and Little Italy. Soho, the most elegant place in NY, is a neighborhood dedicated to art, culture and design. In addition to the differentiated and high-end shops and galleries, it has a unique architecture, full of buildings with their Cast Iron facades.

Soho has classic and very old restaurants with cuisine to suit all tastes.

Finally, we arrived in Little Italy, this charming little piece of Italy in the middle of NYC. Romantic dinner? Cozy restaurants? Good food and lots of wine? Yes, we have it here!

Little Italy is a mandatory stop to taste real delicacies and enjoy the romantic atmosphere that surrounds the place.

NY has that and much more to offer. If you're thinking of getting to know the most desirable city in the world, don't miss out on this special experience in the oldest and most charming part of Manhattan.