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The Statue of Liberty is a huge statue in the USA. It stands on Liberty Island, Freedom Island, in front of New York City Harbor. The actual name of the statue is "the freedom that enlightens the world".
The statue of Frenchman Fréderich-Auguste Bartholdi has been invented in October 28, 1886. It should be a sign of friendship between France and the United States. After ten years of work, the statue was erected in 1886. Among others, Gustave Eiffel, who knew his way around steel, helped: Later he had built the Eiffel Tower .
The statue shows a woman who is supposed to be the symbol of freedom.
In the right hand, the woman carries a torch, whose light stands for progress, for the world to get better and better.
In her left hand she holds a plaque telling us when the US became independent: on July 4, 1776.
The statue itself is just over 46 meters high. Add to that the lower part, the pedestal on which it stands. That makes them almost 93 meters high. Visitors may climb to the crown of the head, but not more than 240 people a day.

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The World Trade Center (WTC) was an office complex in the Financial District on the southern tip of Lower Manhattan in New York City, which consisted of seven buildings and was opened in 1973.
Its centerpiece was the world-famous Twin Towers (Twin Towers, WTC 1 and 2). They were among the tallest buildings in New York, each with 110 floors of a total of 417 and 415 meters in height and shaped the skyline of the city.
As a result of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the twin towers and the WTC 7 collapsed completely. This killed 2753 people. Serving as a hotel, the 72-meter-high WTC 3 was completely destroyed by falling debris from the collapsing Twin Towers.
WTC 4, home to the world's largest commodity futures exchange, WTC 5 and WTC 6, were badly damaged and later demolished.

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Central Park is a city park in the center of Manhattan in New York City.
It was established in 1859 as a landscaped park and completed in 1873. This green lung is visited by more than 500,000 people on some days.
It was initially built mainly as a promenade of the rich local residents.
In 1963, Central Park was awarded the status of National Historic Landmark of the United States and the park was classified by the US Department of the Interior as a site of particular historical importance. Central Park now extends 4.07 km from 59th to 110th streets and 860 meters wide between 5th and 8th avenues and is also known as the Green Lung of New York. With 349.15 hectares, it occupies about 6% of the surface of Manhattan.
Every year around 25 million people visit the inner city park.

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