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When it comes to the art of seduction, New York has two cards up its sleeve: charm and spontaneity. People often fall in love with what they came looking for -- the Empire State Building, lit up in red, white, and blue; Central Park under a blanket of snow, its trees sparkling as if encased in crystal; or the Statue of Liberty, which neither clich nor cheap souvenir can render common. For those who grew up with glossy magazine and soft-focus film images of New York, standing in front of one of its landmarks is still a moment of discovery. The remarkable thing is that New York looks even better up-close, in person. "It's just like the movies!" is a constant delighted refrain. -- "Fodors"
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Radio City Music Hall 49th St. |

Macy's Department Store 34 St. & 7th Ave. |

Rockefeller Center, 49th St. |

Times Square, on Broadway |

The Empire State Bldg. 5th Avenue at 34th St. |

Woolworth Building, Broadway at Barclay St. |

"The Sphere", sculpture by Fritz Koenig in Battery Park |

Downtown Skyline taken from Ellis Island Ferry |

Statue of Liberty, Liberty Island |

Ellis Island, Immigration Hall |

Broadway, Theatre District |

Empire State Bldg. Observatory, West Night View |
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