Bryant Park

In the 1970s, Bryant Park had been taken by drug traffickers, prostitutes and homeless people, and was considered a "prohibited area" by ordinary citizens and visitors, the park was seen as a symbol of New York's decline. In the 1980s, a group of prominent New Yorkers, including members of the Rockefeller family, intend to restore the park and in 1992, after four years of work, the new Bryant Park park is inaugurated after the restoration and is immediately recovered by the New Yorkers and considered by many as one of their favorite corners of the city, being considered one of the main examples of the New York Renaissance in the 1990s. One of the peculiarities of Bryant Park is that you find scattered around the park many tables and chairs, which are used to eat or rest and chat with friends, so one day of your stay in New York I recommend you buy the food to take in any restaurant or deli in the area, there is a Whole Foods in front of the park, where you sell the food to the weight and many other small establishments, and enjoy the food in Bryant Park while watching the people that pass around you. During the winter, the summer meadow is transformed into a huge ice skating track, used by the New Yorkers, and it is free if you take your skates from home. As you pass by, you will find the track full of tourists and New Yorkers enjoying one of their favorite sports, and with amazing views of Manhattan in the background.

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