Do you know how many points there are in the Statue of Liberty's crown? Do you know what do they mean? Find out in this video
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The Steam Rising From Below the Streets of New York
New York’s photogenic vapors are at once mysterious and commonplace. Learn more about this iconic equipment.
Manhattan for $1,000
Did you know? The island of Manhattan was purchased from American Indian people in 1626 for about US$1,000 in modern currency.
Tree For Free
New York City homeowners can request that a tree planted outside their homes for free.
No Windows
There's a skyscraper in New York City with no windows. Do you know where is it located?
Rainbow York City
Do you know how many same-sex couples were married in New York City on the first day that same-sex marriage was legal statewide?
New York on Fire
Do you know what the MTA does to prevent getting ice on a railway from happening?
First Capital of the United States of America
New York City became the first national capital of the U.S. for a year. When did that happen?
Coffee City
Did you know? New Yorkers drink almost 7 times more coffee than other cities in the US.
Petite House
Do you know where is located the narrowest house in New York City?
Little Oyster and Big Oyster Islands
Did you know? When the Dutch first arrived in Manhattan, there were massive oyster beds. In fact, Ellis Island and Liberty Island were called Little Oyster and Big Oyster Island.
Parks in the Past
Did you know? Madison Square Park, Washington Square Park, Union Square Park, and Bryant Park used to be cemeteries.
New York For Dreamers
What's your dream? Get inspired with this nice video, created and owned by 'Around The World 4K'.
Nitrogen City
Did you know? Those scary nitrogen gas tanks you see on the corners of streets are used to keep underground telephone wires dry.
New York Bagel
Did you know? Eating a New York bagel is equivalent to eating one-quarter to one-half a loaf of bread.