Author: AN108

Its beautiful day in New York City and the best place sightseeing near the One World Trad Center or Freedom Tower. Then walk a long on the Hudson River and beautiful garden, see Statue Salibert of Elish Iland , then see New Jercy City on orther side of the river. So beautiful view and take a fresh air then relaxing under the trees. So you can enjoy more by watching Videos below 😄💚👍

Coney Island Beach and Boadwalk Park in Brooklyn New York City. Its very good beach and beautiful viewed. Also the best place to visite with family and friend every weekend and holiday. The place have the best hotdog and eat hotdog contest every 4th of July. Its very good place rid and fly hight so much fun. So you can watch on YouTube video below.

👉✅ https://youtu.be/r4BCYTiWTdE

New York City is the best place to visite and very attractive to the people around the World. 1.Brooklyn Park, Grand Central Terminal, 42 Street Bus Terminal , Times Square. Jamaica Queen Subway Station . This place are 4 of them but we have more than that. You can see 4 now and you can watch on Video YouTube below. Thank you👉❤👍😀

The New York City never happens like this because of virus. The New York City used to be very attractive and the place the most famous around the world and also the city never sleep.

Please watch video the beautiful Times Square New York City.

https://youtu.be/eX9KJp8A2v0

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