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NEW YORK CITY  TRANSPORTATION &TRAVEL GUIDE

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NEW YORK CITY  TRANSPORTATION &TRAVEL GUIDE

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While NYC transportation and traveling to NYC can seem somewhat confusing to first-time NYC tourists but navigating the Big Apple can actually be both simple and affordable. The NYC subway is the cheapest and most simple way to explore New York City, and riding the NY subway is a classic New York experience every visitor should try at least once. (Click here for the NYC subway map and schedule.) The NYC subway travels through four of the five boroughs, with the exception of Staten Island, and runs 24 hours a day, 356 days a year.

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Aussi célèbres que la statue de la Liberté, les taxis jaunes de la ville américaine de New York sont devenus une véritable institution.

Il faut remonter au début du XXe siècle pour connaître leur origine. Car c'est en décembre 1915, qu'un émigré autrichien, John D. Hertz, a fondé la Yellow cab company.

Alors que l'automobile faisait ses débuts et était encore réservée aux classes les plus aisées, il a choisi de lancer un service avec des prix accessibles au plus grand nombre.

Afin de les distinguer du premier coup d'œil, il a décidé de les peindre en jaune, s'appuyant sur une étude de l'université de Chicago qui concluait que c'était la couleur la plus facile à mémoriser.
Anne Hidalgo : "Je veux des bateaux-taxis sur la Seine" Vidéo : le Premier ministre norvégien chauffeur de taxi Bientôt des taxis pour les femmes dans la capitale ? Pourquoi une boussole indique-t-elle le nord ? Pourquoi met-on l'alliance à l'annulaire ? Pourquoi les annuaires sont-ils jaunes ? Pourquoi les pharmacies ont-elles des croix vertes ?

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Pourquoi les taxis de New York sont-ils jaunes ?

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Aussi célèbres que la statue de la Liberté, les taxis jaunes de la ville américaine de New York sont devenus une véritable institution. Il faut remonter au début du XXe siècle pour connaître leur origine. Car c'est en décembre 1915, qu'un émigré autrichien, John D. Hertz, a fondé la Yellow cab company.

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Le Barclays Center est une salle omnisports située dans l'arrondissement de Brooklyn à New York. Sa capacité est de 17 732 places pour les rencontres de basket-ball. Elle accueille les matchs à domicile des Nets de Brooklyn, une équipe de basket-ball évoluant dans la National Basketball Association (NBA) avec ses 15 294 places.

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scroll below to learn a little bit about the basics and history of NYC before your next vacation in New York City.

New York City Basics: originally named New Amsterdam by Dutch settlers in 1625, New York was named after the British Duke of York and Albany in 1664. NYC is made up of five different boroughs- manhattan,Brooklyn,The Bronx ,Quenns and Staten Island- thoughthe NYC.

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Wollman Rink was built in 1949 when Kate Wollman donated $600,000 for its construction. In the early 1990’s, it was purchased and is now run by Donald Trump. It has been a success from the day it opened – over 300,000 skaters glided across the ice in its first year of operation. In use the year round the summer months find hundreds of in-line skaters taking lessons or perfecting more advanced skills.

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The Statue of Liberty is more than a monument. She is a beloved friend, a living symbol of freedom to millions around the world. These exhibits are a tribute to the people who created her, to those who built and paid for her, to the ideals she represents, and to the hopes she inspires. The Statue of Liberty exhibit, which opened in July 1986 and is located on the second floor in the pedestal of the Statue, traces the history and symbolism of the Statue of Liberty through museum objects, photographs, prints, videos and oral histories. In addition to historical artifacts and descriptive text, full scale replicas of the Statue's face and foot are also on display.

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New Yankee Stadium replaces the original Stadium (The House That Ruth Built), which opened its doors in April 1923. The architect of the new stadium, HOK Sport, examined every detail of the old Stadium, replicating all that they could. The exterior resembles The House That Ruth Built while the interior is much larger with many more amenities.

The architects were successful in transferring a lot of the same structural designs from the old park to the new stadium, which has kept the tradition of playing in Yankee Stadium alive. Along with the old traditions, they managed to incorporate modern features as well such as the massive scoreboard in centerfield. Of course any stadium is going to look magnificent when you spend $1.5 billion on it.