New York City 2019

Arriving at Denver International Airport to transfer flights to LaGuardia Airport.

Short final into LaGuardia Airport, flying directly over Brooklyn, looking west, with Lower Manhattan visible in the background.

The busy Times Square, taken on a Saturday night, packed with tourists.

The Manhattan skyline, taken from the observation deck on the top of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, looking south. The Empire State Building towers in the foreground with the One World Trade Center tower, visible in the distance.

Looking down at the lower observation deck on the top of 30 Rockefeller Plaza.

Various pieces of art for sale are on display by a local street vendor.

A closeup of the entrance to one of New York City's many underground subway stations.

A horse-drawn carriage passes along Center Drive in Central Park.

Water lilies float in the famous Bethesda Fountain in Central Park. New skyscrapers going up on W 58th Street can be seen, towering in distance.

A shot of the arches and intricate tile work, located underneath the Bethesda Terrace.

The Bow Bridge, a pedestrian bridge located in Central Park, and is a well-known romantic spot.

Once grazed by sheep, Sheep Meadow, located in lower Central Park, is now a sunning and lounging locale with city views.

The famous Pershing Square restaurant is located right across the street from the front of the Grand Central Terminal.

Inside of the massive Grand Central Terminal lobby.

A closeup of the side of the Vessel, a 16-story, 150-foot-tall structure of connected staircases going nowhere, located in the Hudson Yards district.

Looking west from the top of the Vessel structure. New Jersey state can be seen in the distance, separated by the Hudson River.

A shot of the Vessel, with the surrounding new skyscraper development, called Hudson Yards.

Walking along the High Line, a park that was built on top of an old, elevated rail line.

Inside the Chelsea Market, an indoor marketplace renowned for its wide range of grocers, shops, and eateries.

Looking up at the Flatiron Building, a building that got its name due to its resemblance to a cast-iron clothes iron.

A closeup of George Washington's statue on the side of the Washington Square Arch in Washington Square Park.

An overall shot of Washington Square Park, looking northeast.

Flowers decorate the 9/11 Memorial South Pool, where the original South Tower of the World Trade Center collapsed exactly 18 years ago.

Looking up at the One World Trade Center skyscraper, which is the tallest building in New York City at a symbolic height of 1,776 feet, representing the year that the United States declared independence.

The One World Trade Center tower reflects off of the side of the neighboring 3 World Trade Center tower.

Inside of the main hall of the massive World Trade Center Transportation Hub, which reportedly cost an estimated $4B to build.

The top of the One World Trade Center tower can be seen, peeking through the glass canopy of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub.

A closeup of the outer facade of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub.

Looking south from the 9/11 Memorial North Pool, where the original North Tower of the World Trade Center complex once stood. The 9/11 Memorial Museum can be seen in the background.

Looking north from the observatory on the top of the One World Trade Center tower. The skyline of Midtown Manhattan is visible in the distance.

The two distinct beams from the Tribute in Light can be seen to the left of the One World Trade Center Tower. The Tribute in Light is an art installation, consisting of 88 vertical searchlights which create two columns of light to represent the original Twin Towers.

A shot of one of many outdoor cafes that line the edges of Bryant Park, located in Midtown Manhattan.

Looking up at the Empire State Building skyscraper, which held the title as the world's tallest building for almost 40 years, from 1931 until 1970.

The front of the Grand Central Terminal with surrounding Midtown skyscrapers. The Chrysler Building can be seen on the far right.

A helicopter flies over the Statue of Liberty, with the Lower Manhattan skyline visible in the distance.

The silhouette of the Statue of Liberty peeks through a window, taken from inside of the Ellis Island Immigrant Building. In this building, between 1892 to 1954, approximately 12 million immigrants arriving at the Port of New York and New Jersey were processed.

Walking along the famed Brooklyn Bridge, spanning the East River between the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn.

The Brooklyn Bridge and the One World Trade Center Tower can be seen in the distance, peeking through an arch of a building in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

People pass by on a rainy day, in front of the Radio City Music Hall.

Leaving LaGuardia Airport, with the Manhattan skyline, visible in the distance.