Monolog über NY

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This is my monologue on New York City!

I have a dream!
One day I`d like to go on vacation to NY, the city that never sleeps.


My biggest wish is to fly to the longest and largest city in the US and land at one of the three airports. I wouldn`t care if it was John F. Kennedy, La Guardia, or Newark Liberty International Airport. I am sure that at some point I will spend my vacation in New York in the Big Apple. What I find perfect is that I already know some facts. I know that NY borders Canada in the north and is on the east Atlantic coast. That it has over 8 million inhabitants in an area of ​​around 800 square kilometers. From 1785 to 1790 New York was the capital of the United States. Albany became the capital of New York State in 1797 and has remained so to this day. I am delighted with the fact that around 170 languages ​​are spoken on the streets of New York. But that doesn`t scare me because I know that the national language is English. I can`t decide in which of the 5 districts I should book a hotel. Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens or States Island? They are all connected by numerous bridges, tunnels, and ferries, but the choice will be difficult. In my opinion, the district doesn`t matter because when I`m in New York I want to see as much of the city as possible. I realize that I`ll be using public transport like the famous yellow taxis, the subway or a city bus. Maybe I`ll take a ferry on the Hudson River too. What I love is that I can do a lot in New York, even when it rains. Because there are over 500 galleries, 200 museums, more than 150 theaters, many department stores and more than 2500 restaurants. What I will definitely visit in NY is the famous Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan. Because the building complex consists of 21 high-rise buildings and extends over 3 streets. The Brooklyn Bridge. The Brooklyn Bridge is 530 m long and connects the two districts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Located on tiny Liberty Island a few miles offshore, the Lady Liberty statue is the symbol of freedom and independence in the United States. Central Park "The Green Lungs of New York", a huge city park in the heart of Manhattan. Free concerts and sporting events are held here all year round. I would love to see a soccer, baseball, American football, ice hockey, or basketball game live. Wall Street in Manhattan because that`s where the New York Stock Exchange is. The Empire State Building and the former twin towers of the World Trade Center were destroyed on September 11, 2001.The fifth avenue because it is not only the most interesting, famous, but also the most expensive street in the world.
I`m just not sure when is the best time to go! Should I go to NY in the fall because it`s sunny and mild? In winter, which is long and cold, in spring, which is unpredictable? Under no circumstances do I fly in the summer because it is too hot for me.

This is my dream! One day I`ll fly to the city that never sleeps and then I`ll enjoy it.